Nothing we can do but wait.
That being said, if you have a reservation, it will be honored someplace on property if POFQ is not open. I don’t think Disney will tell you to pony up an extra $500 if you want to take your trip as planned. I do think they are hoping that/counting on loads of folks...
No dining plans at least through the end of the year. The cost of your trip package decreased because you were credited back 35% of the room rate, in order to compensate for the cancellation of dining plans.
Ah, I meant that I haven’t even gotten the generic email from them about how they’re cancelling the dining plan, ADRs, etc. If it wasn’t for this forum, I’d have no clue what was going on. Sounds like I’m an anomaly though.
Still no email here. 9/7 arrival, staying at POFQ. Or we were, anyway - we’re 99% sure we’re going to postpone this trip to fall 2021 now - but I do find it strange that we haven’t heard anything from the Mouse yet. Doesn’t really matter since we can’t modify our trip right now anyway, so no...
Not to mention the abuse folks at other businesses have taken trying to enforce masks and social distancing - are these poor CMs going to get hazard pay for enforcing masks? (Joking, but only kind of ...)
Not to mention, they’re not going to limit guest capacity to 50% but staff at 100% (not just to protect CMs, but to save on costs as well). Maybe it’ll be easier to get the ubiquitous castle photo with no one in the background, but as far as attraction wait times, ADR availability, etc., I doubt...
I have two small kids who can’t hang at night, so I’m not too fussed about parades and fireworks since we usually miss them anyway.
No characters would probably be a tough pill to swallow for the kids.
I do have a trip booked for September but whether or not we go is entirely dependent on...
Agreed - if they can provide estimated bus arrival times, it should be just as easy to add a little blurb with the current skyliner status on each line. Maybe they’ll roll that out in a few years ;)
I’m pretty sure that escalating this at Guest Services will get you a better outcome - they’re usually pretty good at making up for these types of situations. But it doesn’t make up for the fact that it shouldn’t have happened in the first place. (Not the glitch, that happens, but the lousy...
Which sounds like a perfectly reasonable approach. Waiting an hour to “manually confirm entitlements” which they can already see exist ... not reasonable. Especially at a vacation spot which, like it or not, is often planned pretty much down to the minute sometimes.
Given how common these...