When Same-Day FP+ Runs Out by Crowd Level at MK

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When Same-Day FP+ Runs Out by Crowd Level at MK

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Last edited Aug 4, 2017

Created on Jul 10, 2017

This visualization shows how the availability of Disney World’s FastPass+ reservations for Magic Kingdom attractions changes with crowd level. A horizontal timeline displays each attraction, with bars indicating the hours when FastPass+ slots are still available. An animated toggle automatically cycles through low, medium, and high crowd levels every two seconds, updating the bar positions to reflect when availability runs out at each crowd level. Users can also manually select a crowd level by clicking the toggle. The chart uses SVG and transitions, with a legend and gridlines to support reading the data.

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A visual representation of how FastPass+ availablity changes for Magic Kingdom attractions based on crowd level. Data from pg 495 of the 2017 Walt Disney World Unoffical Guide. The graph will toggle through crowd levels until the user clicks on the crowd level toggle.

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