Recent content by codersteve

Yea, that's generally what I think happens. People rarely declare they'll never go again. Then they raise prices because the hardcore will take up the slack, and you thin the crowds.

No, not everyone will. I think Disney is always losing some and that's worked into the numbers. Actually, that's kind of why you're paying more. I can't say I'll never go back, but I'm really debating it's worth. I also think a lot of people don't go often anymore but still like to keep up...

You have to wonder now what the ticket gets you. It gets you into the park and that's pretty much it. Well, there's the parades, but other than that...

This is why people liked the dining plan. Now we need dining plan for rides (I know, makes no sense—or does it?).

They need another park.

Except 190 people will pay to swim in the private pool.

Good point, but I still have concerns about how hot it would get in there in worse case scenario (mid-day, very hot, stuck)

Thunderstorms are no big deal, just shut it down. It's not like they're cutting back on bus or monorail (at least I hope not).

I agree. Even before it opened I kept wondering what would happen if you got stuck in there on a scorching day. No air conditioning. Any answer I saw was essentially "it'll be fine" (unless I missed a good explanation). But I just don't know. I'm sure they're fine when they're moving. Is there a...

The problem I have is that Disney has experience from the Monorail problems. I was thinking about all the worst case scenarios before this happened, and I figured that Disney had to have them covered. You know they had to talk about all this. And I guess whatever plan they had in place when it...

A year ago my carry-on got searched because it had protein bars, they said this exact thing.

I was just down there and had trouble getting a cup of coffee before 7am! I always hated that I couldn't eat before heading off for EMH at 8am (like to get there 40 minutes beforehand).