A lot changed in Disney Parks around the world thanks to the global pandemic. Not only were Disney parks closed, but when they eventually reopened, a lot was missing. One of the biggest changes was the end of FastPass and FastPass+, the systems that allowed guests to skip the line on key attractions. When a new system was finally unveiled, we got the pay-to-play Genie+ at both Disneyland and Walt Disney World. Tokyo Disney Resort has now announced its own new system as part of the resort’s 40th anniversary, which isn’t called FastPass, but it’s just FastPass.
The Tokyo Disney Resort 40th Anniversary Priority Pass cover 14 total attractions between Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea, seven at each park, and it is a completely free option. Guests simply select the next available time for their chosen attraction and then enter through a priority lane during their window. They may then select another priority pass after using their first, or after two hours, whichever comes first.
