No, most families don't research at all and fastpasses aren't their priority which is sad cause they are the ones paying money. Pay attention to making your kids happy and planning your vacation properly too. Most of them end up in guests services, telling that they spent all these money to bring their family and make their kids happy but can't ride an attraction cause the ride is so long.
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My point is when you are going to be using your fastpass during a day in the park for 3 different attractions it makes it much more likely for you to wear the magicband all day in the park. If on the other hand you have no need for the magicband once you enter the park then you have no incentive to keep wearing it. The marketing folk like for you to wear it so that they can collect data on what you do in the parks. Ever notice that your photo gets logged onto your magic band even when you don't push it against any reader, that's because they are tracking you while you are in the park and know when you were in the mine train car that was photographed. They want that data, and the carrot they used to get you to wear the tracking device was the 3 fastpasses a day. WIthout it why would you wear a magic band that is only going to result in a new tan line on your wrist.
This is just a great idea!!
We were thinking the same thing and decided to just drive. With the uncertainty regarding dining, we figured it would be better to have the option to just leave the "bubble" when we wanted to. Also, my husband didn't like the idea of flying right now (we're just going to use our travel credit for our June trip next year). Thankfully, we booked through DVC so we do not have to pay parking fees.
So the bracelet that you will use to enter your hotel room, enter the park, buy food and redeem fastpasses won't be worn because you have to book Fastpasses day of? Got it.
I think that it has been surmised, but not officially confirmed.
Just because you use it to buy food doesn't mean everyone does. Most parents don't activate charge privileges on their kids magic bands. And using it to enter your room has nothing to do with whether you have it on when you are in the park.... also why are you bringing up fastpasses when they are now elimianted?
I can see the thing about charge privileges for kids not being a benefit prior to about 11 years old, but after that it’s great. I’m wondering where you get your data from.
From a cast member when we checked in. I was told most people don't activate charge privileges for the kids because if they did the parents would be responsible and that many parents ended up regretting giving the kids privileges. I was trying to set up my oldest kid with the privileges but was talked out of it by the cast member when I was checking in. And when I thought about it, it made sense. There are a lot of overpriced crap a kid could buy at Disney and most kids have no idea when they are being completely ripped off by a 20 dollar price for a 20 cent trinket.
Reasonable accomodation. Everybody stands in the same line.
Um no disability have there own lines and Disney got sued before for messing with it.
They can go back to the paper DAS/GAC
That won't be a option that was terminated recently. this new system is starting from scratch. this is a whole new system that Disney is experiment during a CV 19 crisis. it so bad for example it would be like testing the monorails during peak times on Halloween party and saying well monorails are down.
It's a new system I can't post exact link but this is not the old system
