Recent content by Marcos Valenca

Your analysis is correct. The historic ticket prices show that there has NEVER been inflation enough in the USA, technology or value added to American Disney parks that would back such high increases in the prices of the tickets, food and merchandise. What you missed is that more and more we...

Thank you.

Oh, thank you. I did see the +quote button, but didn't know what it was for. I should have read the instructions I guess. I haven't been here for long. Sorry. I'm going to stop my spamming on this subject.

LOL hard!

I have never seen any Disney advertising promoting the use of microwave and toasters in their food courts for everybody, except in a mother-baby situation. Can you, please, scan some?

That's what a decent and balanced human being like you and me would think. But not the freeloaders.

Disney minds pennies. The moment the stealing of condiments gets big and/ or food from outside prevent food courts and restaurants from making more money, Disney will fight it. The same way they prevent us from bringing coolers into the theme parks. They are testing new liquid soap, shampoo and...

Why are we just talking if it is or it is not allowed by Disney? Shouldn't we just write them and ask?

Before people who bring food from home get all the tables, Disney will probably remove the microwave and toasters from the food courts at Value Resorts. Which would be a pity for I've even seen moms heating baby formulas in the microwaves. I'm not sure one can find toasters and microwaves at...

That's the problem with freeloaders: They spoil things for decent people. Of course all those items are for paying customers. The toaster and microwave are there to heat cold or frozen items and for heating leftovers bought in the same food court. Freeloading, probably, was one of the things...

I know what you mean and I love to visit new places. But the point is not guests avoiding WDW so it won't become boring. The point is making the place more appealing so no matter how often you go, you have a blast.

I find Disney own places much more interesting than the omnipresent Starbucks.

Are drinks, ice cream and popcorn included? Can you buy other stuff? Are restaurant openned? What about stores?

I have to say that I hate resort fees. I respect much, much more Disney for advertizing their real resort daily rate and not resorting to those dreadful resort fees. They feel (and are) like scams to fool guests.