With park reservations dropped for some, have they reimplement phased capacity closures? We'll be arriving July 4th, and would like to grab a TS dinner in Epcot. Tickets for us is part of a package.
We rent a car and drive if we plan on leaving at a high demand time.
Would a QRcode that time stamps in the app work? They could station them at approximate 10 minute? intervals. The only part to figure out is reasonable paths. CMs could then focus on reentry assistance.
The return to line information will hopefully be disclosed soon. If Disney has numbers on how many with DAS were granted due to restroom needs, they have an idea of how many ppl they should expect to be impacted as well.
Maybe they'll be looking at "mile marker" type situation, once you pass X...
How much has party size fluctuated from first implementation for GAS and now? I thought the May 20th was maximum 4 or immediate family, whichever is larger. It seems a reasonable balance for families of 5 or more.
Why do you assume anyone who uses DAS is abusing it? The changes will unfortunately have some whom legitimately need DAS to be denied. That's the problem with any system them implement. If ppl don't have the ability to come up with the extra funds to purchase Genie+ or ILL in 30 days it makes...
I've never used it myself, but doesn't the Play app has to detect you in the queues that offer games? If that's the case then they have the tech to confirm you are in a queue. It'll be interesting how they plan it. I applied for DAS last year because of the notable confrontations with other...
Depends on a groups plans, budget, and ability to save more. We go for more days knowing we can't be in the parks as many hours. Luckily only a group of 3, but that's an additional $862 just for Genie+. Ride each ILL once is $268.38 Given the short lead time to implementing, larger groups may...
In theory shouldn't we have all the details for the new system 30 days prior to implementation? There very well could be people that no longer choose to visit because the accomodation wouldn't work for them. Packages have to be canceled 30+ days out, so it makes some sense to release sooner.
Unless they somehow plan to convert some of the queue switchbacks to exit lanes, it's going to be difficult. I'm tiny and still had issues getting out of lines. Usually consisted of going between railing when possible to have less back and forth.
What kind of paperwork would they be requiring through? The only documentation with actual diagnosis I have is FMLA paperwork and get charged extra every 6 months for renewal so I can attend appointments. My problem is restroom access, which isn't a daily issue I need work accommodation for...