Recent content by Atlantix2000

I was not the poster that quoted the cancellation policy and I don't think you're following this correctly. If the OP's due date is tomorrow, then their trip is in 31 days. If they find out on Monday (6 days from now) that they can't go, then that would be 25 days before their trip...

It's very relevant because the OP won't find out until Monday whether they need to cancel!

One thing to consider. Once the hub gets full, you can't actually enter the hub to find a spot. Cast members will direct you to Main Street through a backstage street. So your choices might be staying in Fantasyland (behind the castle) or looking all the way down Main Street from the front of...

Geez, even when you tell me where to look, it took awhile!

Are you referring to the circle in the lower left of each panel? That's not the same as the Enterprise logo but not sure what else they could be referring to.

Yes, but you can still avoid the extra $50 by buying Genie+ separately on each day of your trip. A little extra work, but then you also have the option to NOT buy it on days you don't really need it.

Here's my question: Given how close the new pool will be to existing Poly buildings, will it be available to all guests to help ease congestion at the Lava Pool or will it be restricted to the DVC guests?

It does involve money but not on the part of Disney. Disney (and other businesses like this) submit the cancellations of the multiple holds at the same time they submit the single charge. However, your credit card company does NOT immediately release those holds. They stay in place for a...

Cruise lines, hotels, and any other business that builds up charges on an account will all generally work this way. There's a very simple reason. Money. Anytime a business swipes your card, they get charged fees and there are 2 types of fees: a per transaction fee (usually a fixed amount for...

Since the initial announcement, there's been no further statement from Disney so all of your options would be pure speculation. No timeline or start date was ever announced so there is no evidence whether the project is on schedule, delayed, or canceled. The safest assumption is that it is...

Since your wife did tap into the original park, the system probably assumed or required the rest of you to follow at some point. I wonder if you could have modified the reservations if you did it before your wife tapped in? I guess the other option was change them the night before if you knew...

If someone changes their mind over which park they want to go to first, can't they just change their park reservation for the day?

The question you're responding to was asked way back in July 2020 during the week Disney World was reopening. Air circulation was a common news topic back then and there weren't very many people even considering booking Disney trips. The risk equation is considerably different today.

You could buy a multi-day ticket covering the whole trip and a single day park hopper but since single days are more expensive, it might not actually be cheaper. So for an example 5 day trip you could buy a 3 day ticket (which would be good for 3 days in a 5 day window and doesn't have to be...

From Disney's website - https://disneyworld.disney.go.com/faq/tickets/converting-old-tickets/ As of 2004, the default was tickets expire after 14 days from first use. There was a "No expiration" option that could be purchased. It looks like that option went away in 2017 but I can't provide a...