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Lynx busses usually have at least 2 spots for those with mobility devices such as wheelchairs.

Yeah I was just looking at Google maps and realized this is a ways south of Universal Proper. I'm shocked it doesn't connect to Universal direct like Disney.

I can't say with certainty, but I would expect the answer to be yes. Having the airport as an end point, they should recognize that passengers will have larger than normal bags.

From the route schedule that Lynx posted it's about an hour journey from MCO to Disney. The Disney Springs Transfer Station is on the far west side near the Cirque du Soleil tent. Current 1 way ticket on Lynx is $2.00 per person.

Lynx Bus will be operating a new line, route 311 from Orlando International Airport to Disney Springs. It's not direct but will have select stops including Universal, and the Orange County Convention Center. I've attached a graphic below with a breakdown of the route.

So on one hand this is going to push capacity issues at EPCOT even more while it's closed. On the other hand Test Track is always down so will we see any real difference?

Oh dang. Disney did a good job picking the shade of brown on those fans. I completely missed them when I was looking at the photos.

Covered is nice but I feel like it's really lacking fans to help provides some airflow. AK is a heat trap in the warmer months.

That was the in house team at Pepsi who did that spot. Current agency of record for Pepsi is Omnicom/TBWA. Disney's agency when not going through their in house department is split between Publicis and Omnicom. Publicis handles streaming services and Disney Parks, Omnicom handles Media and...

It's annoying how quick Disney sites like to sign you out. I'm sure you could say security, but it would be nice to have a check box for "Keep me signed in."

It's cool that they added lighting. The transition of colors could be better. The delay from left to right as the colors change doesn't work for me. Gradient transition as a solid bar from one color to the next would be much more pleasing and less jarring.

Sounds like what the cruise lines do. I wonder if they are just trying to keep things simplified.

That's how I feel as well. Let me buy my alcohol seperatly. I rarely drink and don't want to feel like I have to get value out of a plan.

Bottled or tap?

So from reading on their site, the two plans they are offering differ from what was last seen in 2020. The main difference was in 2020 you got 2 snack credits per night and now you're back to 1. It will be seen if there are changes to Table Service dining. Does it only allow for an entree or it...