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No one likes a long line!īut, it wasn’t until 1999 when Disney Imagineer, Greg Hale, thought up the idea of FastPasses.

And, while people clearly loved visiting the park, one of the main complaints that Disney received from guests was concerning the long waits for attractions. When Magic Kingdom opened as the first Disney World park in 1971, it became an instant hit and thousands of people were flocking to the park daily.

So, Today We’re Looking Back at the History of FastPasses in Disney World! How FastPass Began And, as we officially say goodbye to FastPasses in Disney World, we’re taking a look back at the complete history of where it began, how it changed, and why it ended. Guests will still be able to “skip the line,” but the new service (called Disney Genie) will look a lot different from the FastPass+ service that many park-goers knew and loved. FastPass+ is being replaced with new Lightning Lanes