Pretty much guaranteed that's a no go, the logistics would be too much, you have hundreds of resellers, who in turn buy from main agents and so on.
It could possibly be just for onsite residents only, that's what I would do if I owned Disney. They ave very stiff competition nowadays and being onsite is no longer the advantage it was, this option would be a huge advantage and they could cut costs by dropping the magic hours. Still it's all speculation. They will do whatever maximises the benefit for Disney;)
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It will be a real shame if there is a fee for it; as much because it likely will only be a small fee (per ride maybe - although it's anyone's guess) and the faff of having to organise an online payment there and then could really take the gloss of what should be an enjoyable experience.
If I were Disney ...
... what I would do would be to link booking your slot on the ride to one of the days on your multi-day ticket ...
That would guarantee that you would turn up at the park that day (if the Ts&Cs effectively used a day off the ticket at the point you reserve the ride).
That could be used to upsell to higher value tickets (maybe make this a paid-for feature like non-expiry or park hopping) or make it available only on the longer tickets.
Knowing this kind of knowledge in advance would allow Disney to tune their logistics in real time so that they run the park more efficiently to make sure that there is someone there to sell you a drink and a burger ... right when you want one.
The main thing Disney could do however is capture your details for future marketing. That's where the big win would be. Immense even!
There are a few other benefits I can think of too, but the marketing one is the big one.
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