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Episode 34 - The Great Vanishing DJ, return of biometric scanning and goodbye to FastPasses

EPISODE · Aug 26, 2021 · 27 MIN

Episode 34 - The Great Vanishing DJ, return of biometric scanning and goodbye to FastPasses

from Mouse Pals · host Mouse Pals

In this Mouse Pals episode we bring out our guest, Mike, to talk about the great vanishing DJ, the return of the biometric/fingerprint scan and we say goodbye to FastPass+ in favor of the paid Lightning Lane service. #DisneyWorld #disney #fastpass #lightninglane

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