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It's not quite up to par with World Of Color, then?

Pooh has a slight wait time usually. LMM is always walk on.

Oh please lord do that

So is it a VR thing in one or several locations in DTD? Obviously they're not going to have people wandering with headsets around DTD but if it's just delegated to one store where you stand there and do VR stuff that's going to be really lackluster. They could easily do the Pokemon Go concept of...

I'm wondering about how easy paper fps are to get as well

Yeah, I don't understand that comment

Yeah but I meant if you're trying to book day of will the rides worth hunting a fp down for have them available?

If you have just yourself paying for an AP then the $75 upgrade for a year might be a decent deal. Otherwise the $10 per ticket per day becomes expensive very quickly. Remotely booking fastpasses in the parks saves a significant amount of walking, which saves a lot of energy and also your feet...

They get them way faster and easier. That's going to have more people using fast passes and will take them out of circulation, and based on how popular MP is, potentially very significantly

What is the process of reserving day of? Just spamming refresh?

If enough people buy into MP and drain all the fps for the paper users it might be required to "upgrade" regularly for its ridiculous price if you want to use fps

What was that video called? I hate how creepy the Ariel animatronics are. Now I know why

I feel like it's a mistake to remove the elevation and "population" amounts for the sake of keeping the charm and a sense of immersion.

You misspelled "bigly"

What would this solve?

This is the new location of the standard bus stop or express stop? If it's moving the old one then that's blatantly and artificially increasing demand for the paid service

I didn't read the last 100 pages but it was confirmed that this gondola system is definitely happening, right?

Some ticket and below Signature ap prices did a bit, yeah. Not much but all of the price increases are very small increments and it's over time that the discrepency becomes large. Parking went down $2 although that doesn't mean much.

This. Also, Disney messes (i.e. increases) with the AP prices and slashes perks too often for them to do a lifetime pass. They'd potentially be losing out on their profit margin for APs unless they charged an absolutely insane amount of money

I'm not exactly sure how a $30 reduction to a still $119 ticket is a "greatly reduced price"