s a program that lets you set appointment times for rides. This was first introduced in Universal and largely ignored by the other amusement parks. In 1999, Disney-MGM started using this program on certain rides. FastPass allows a rider to get a reservation for a set time instead of having to wait in line. This helped cut down waiting times at both parks. This works well except when a ride breaks down.One of the setback or advantages to the two parks is that they both offer different product mixes. This is great if you want to spend more then one day at different parks, but when money and time are a factor it is a disappointment not being able to see both. Universal and Disney-MGM both provide good exposure to the cinematic arts. Universal programs are typically more informative and comprehensive. Disney-MGM is more on the level of infomercials for their movies and television shows. Disney-MGM and Universal are comparable on the price to enter their parks, so deciding which park to go to is a choice that is all based on individual preference. If you are a big fan of Jaws, King Kong, Woody Woodpecker, or The Blues Brothers then Universal has a great offering designed for you. Disney-MGM on the other hand offers you Drew Carey, The Muppets, and the Twilight Zone. The only way to truly enjoy the experience is to go to both parks, that way the only thing left to decide is which overpriced restaurant in the parks you are going to eat in. ...
