USA National Parks showcase grand cliffs, towering redwoods, and a fortress in the heart of the sea. Skyscrapers dominate New York and Los Angeles, yet these two cities are as different as chilly Alaska and the arid Mojave Desert. In between, thousands of attractions await to make your visit unforgettable.
You could visit America a hundred times and still discover something new each time.
All you need to do is book affordable flights, arrange car rentals, and explore our detailed USA guide. You won’t want to miss a single moment of this journey.
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@Monica:
Hi Monica, (I’m Petr, not Alex, but I’ll answer :)). Fast passes (Genie+ or Lightning Lane now) are linked to a specific ticket/person and are usually non-transferable or checked via photo/ticket scan. I wouldn’t recommend cheating. The biggest queues are usually for Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance or Avatar Flight of Passage (depending on which park you mean). Definitely head there first.
Hi Alex,
I wanted to ask you if the priority entries are “transferable”. When I was at Disneyland, they gave a chip card as a priority entry, thanks to which the person passed through the priority turnstile. My point is that there are 4 of us going, so can we do it by buying 2 classic and 2 priority tickets and passing that card or whatever marker it is to each other? Is it possible?
I also wanted to ask which attraction has the most interest – is there the biggest queue? So that we can rush to it right at the beginning ;-)
Thank you for the answers!!! :-)
@Sarah:
Hello, families and couples traveling together can usually go to the officer together. Just step up to the counter together. If the officer objects, one of you will just wait behind the line, but usually, it’s fine, especially if one needs help with translation.