A guest recently spoke out in favor of one of Disney’s most controversial services, which fans have repeatedly slammed. While guests certainly love their time at the Walt Disney World Resort in Central Florida and the Disneyland Resort in Southern California, not every aspect of the Disney experience is beloved by fans. In fact, in recent times, fans have noted ...

Disney Genie+ is a revolutionary service offered at Disney parks that is designed to enhance the overall guest experience. This innovative offering provides visitors with the opportunity to optimize their day at the park by utilizing lightning lane access to some of the most popular Disney Park attractions. With Disney Genie+, guests can make individual lightning lane selections throughout the ...

Why would they do this?! Disney fans are well-known for their unwavering loyalty and deep attachment to the traditions and iconic attractions that have captured their hearts over the years. Among these cherished experiences is the swashbuckling adventure of Pirates of the Caribbean. Stepping into this immersive world, visitors are transported back in time to the Golden Age of piracy, ...

It’s happened again! Disney Genie+ is an important element of the Walt Disney World Resort experience. This innovative service allows guests to maximize their time and enjoy all the magic the resort has to offer. With Disney Genie+, guests can access Lightening Lane entrances at select attractions, giving them the opportunity to skip the regular standby lines and make the ...

Disney’s Genie+ may have been one of the least popular changes in recent Disney history, but that doesn’t mean people aren’t using it. In a recent earnings call, Walt Disney Company CEO Bob Chapek credited the new paid service, which replaced FastPass, with being partially responsible for the massive increase in revenue for the company’s Parks and Experiences arm. Later ...

Walt Disney World introduced and implemented its completely revamped ride reservation system last fall, and not everyone is feeling the love for it. That’s because the new services replace the old FastPass and FastPass+ systems at Disney World, both of which were free to Guests and only required making a reservation for a time to enjoy a particular attraction, and ...