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It’s almost as if this DAS change had to happen before the Genie+ changes.

I believe it is. We’re talking about some stuff now.

I'm going to add to this that I was told something along the lines of "you got the right answer, but I would have done it differently."

One of the things my now-wife and I bonded over early in our relationship was go.com jokes.

I think it'll go like this: June 3 is the first day CMs are currently blocked out of MK. So either: (1) only MK CMs who work there will be able to do previews; or (2) CM previews will start before June 3; or (3) CM blockouts will change dates (and that in itself will be a hint). If CM...

Keep the faith. It's not impossible. I expect we'll hear more this week or next.

I think there'll be previews, just after the media event. CMs should be before media. But like Golden Oak, etc? Not sure yet.

Tiana's media event in WDW is June 9-11. Invites went out yesterday.

go.com lives again!!!!!!!

It's not total park capacity. I don't think anyone's saying that. At the headliner attractions, DAS use can be 50-75% of the entire Lightning Lane line. A decent rule of thumb is newer rides = higher DAS use.

A decent ballpark estimate of domestic G+/ILL revenue is $700MM - $1B per year. There's no chance a publicly-traded company is giving that up.

2010 is when the article was written, yeah. So that was in the days with FastPass but before FP+. If you want to say all the stuff they've done since then adds 1 more attraction to that, I wouldn't argue.

Just over 150, from what I understand, in three groups of roughly equal size of 50 CMs: The core group of full-time guides A second team of past/semi-retired/part-time guides A third group who could lead tours if needed

Post-pandemic there were days at 150. It’s not that now.

Disney said - on the record to the NYT - 10 attractions in the MK in December 2010. Ten per day in the MK feels like a decent estimate. It’s not 15 or 5.