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Walt Disney World: FastPass+ Selection Guide with Height Restrictions * Magic Kingdom * * Epcot * * Animal Kingdom * * Hollywood Studios * Ariel’s Grotto Barnstormer (35”) Group A (Choose One) Group A (Choose One) Group A (Choose One) Big Thunder Mountain Railroad (40”) Epcot Forever Avatar Flight of Passage (44”) Alien Swirling Saucers (32”) Buzz Lightyear’s Ranger Spin Frozen Ever After Na’vi River Journey Slinky Dog Dash (38”) Dumbo the Flying Elephant Soarin (40”) Toy Story Mania Enchanted Tales with Belle Test Track (40”) Group B (Choose Two) Twilight Tower of Terror (40”) Haunted Mansion DINOSAUR(40”) Rock’ n’ Roller Coaster (48”) it’s a small world Group B (Choose Two) Expedition Everest (44”) Jungle Cruise Disney & Pixar Short Film Festival Festival of the Lion King Group B (Choose Two) Mad Tea Party Journey into Imagination with Figment Finding Nemo the Musical Beauty and the Beast Live on Stage Magic Carpets of Aladdin Living with the Land It’s Tough to be a Bug Disney Junior Live on Stage Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh Mission Space (44”) Kali River Rapids (38”) Fantasmic! Mickey’s PhilharMagic Spaceship Earth Kilimanjaro Safaris For the First Time in Forever: A Frozen Monster’s Inc. Laugh Floor The Seas with Nemo & Friends Adventurers Outpost Sing Along Peter Pan’s Flight Turtle Talk with Crush Character Greeting Indiana Jones Epic Stunt Spectacular Pirates of the Caribbean Primeval Whirl (48”) Muppet Vision 3D Princess Fairy Tale Hall: Meet and Rivers of Light Star Tours: The Adventure Continues (40”) Greet Cinderella and Elena UP! A Great Bird Adventure Voyage of the Little Mermaid OR Rapunzel and Tiana Animation Experience at Seven Dwarf’s Mine Train (38”) Conservation Station NOTE: Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run and Space Mountain (44”) Rise of the Resistance are not part of Splash Mountain (40”) Choose up to Three FastPasses per day - they all must be in the same park. FastPass+. Tomorrowland Speedway (32”) When you have used all Three FastPasses, you can choose a Fourth FastPass Town Square Theatre: Meet and Greet for the same park or a different park. You can do this on the Mickey Mouse OR Tinker Bell MyDisneyExperience app on your mobile device or you can visit a kiosk in the Under the Sea: Journey of the Little park. Once you have used the Fourth FastPass, you can choose another, and Mermaid so on. Tink’s Tip: Register for FastPasses as soon as your window to do so opens up in your MyDisneyExperience account..

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