New Standby Pass coming to the Disneyland Paris app

Starting Oct. 6, Disneyland Paris will test a new virtual queue tool called Standby Pass, which will help optimize the amount of time guests spend in queues for some of the most popular attractions at both Disneyland Park and Walt Disney Studios Park.

Since reopening, Disneyland Paris has introduced a series of new operational measures and procedures to better accommodate health and safety for guests and cast members. Standby Pass taps into technology to help address guest concerns about long lines, crowding and physical distancing, while also advancing the resort’s ongoing digital transformation.

This new service will be launched of the Official Disneyland Paris App, starting with Crush’s Coaster and will be rolled out progressively over the coming weeks to 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.

With Standby Pass, guests can book a time slot to enter the physical queue of an attraction via the park app and return to the queue at a designated time during certain periods of the day (subject to availability and dependent on day-to-day needs in the parks). When activated, only guests with a standby pass will be able to visit the selected attractions. Access without a Standby Pass will be possible for some time every morning and evening.

While Standby Pass does not offer immediate access to an attraction, it does allow guests to spend part of their queue time for attractions outside of the physical queue enjoying other experiences in the parks and reinforces physical distancing.

How It Works

Guests must first download the Disneyland Paris app and create a Disney Account (must be 18 or older). Once this is complete, guests can register their park tickets or passes on their account, then click “Get a Standby Pass” and follow the instructions on the screen. Standby Pass will only be available for guests who are in the parks, subject to the service being activated at select attractions, and can be reserved for one attraction at a time. One guest can reserve a Standby Pass for their entire group at once.

Each Standby Pass corresponds to a 30-minute return time window for guests to arrive at the attraction entrance. Upon returning with a Standby Pass, guests will need to show their Standby Pass QR code stored in the Standby Pass wallet under the ‘Profile’ section of the app, then wait in the physical queue for the approximate amount of time posted on the official app and at the attraction’s entrance.

To learn more about Disneyland Paris, visit DisneylandParis.com.