Disneyland Paris launch new Standby Pass system

From Tuesday 6th October 2020, Disneyland Paris will launch a new Stand-by Pass system that lives within the Disneyland Paris application.

Stand-by pass will be gradually rolled out across the two parks on a number of attractions. On launch guests will be able to reserve for Crush’s Coaster. Attractions to be added at a later date are: Dumbo: The Flying Elephant, Peter Pan’s Flight, Big Thunder Mountain, Star Wars: Hyperspace Mountain, Autopia, The Twilight Zone: Tower of Terror and Ratatouille: The Adventure.

How does it work?

Guests will be able to book a time slot to enter the attraction queue. Only guests with a Standby Pass will be permitted to enter the queue for the attraction. There will be a limited amount of time each morning and evening where a Standby Pass will not be required for queue access.

Once you are in the park, you can link tickets and passes within the app to create a “group”. One guest will then reserve a standby pass for the entire group. The pass will display as a QR code on the app which will be scanned in by a Cast Member.

This is undoubtedly a big step forward in the digital technology used at Disneyland Paris and should allow for things such as digital fast passes in the future.

Geoff

When we enter a Disney park, we leave reality at the gate, we turn the turnstile and enter another world. A world where everything has a reason behind it, a world where yesterday is just as good (if not better) than today, and the promise of the future is bright. We immerse ourselves in this world for days at a time, but eventually we must leave and return home to that reality. Now, I run DLP Town Square to share my passion with the world.