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I think they are ride people, but then again doesn’t Disney itself set an average guests daily experiences at 6 a day

No one is hiring for that. It’s all starting at $12-13 in most of the ads I see. Anyone who is thinking about buying DVC should be making more then minimum wage.

$3000 is $250 a month, $12.50 a work day, less then one hour of minimum age these days. The 33k might be steep but I would hope most people could find a way to save the yearly costs after that.

I haven’t checked in over a year but last I saw the lowest asking price was 1.6 million. However, market has kept going up.

1.7 million is going to get you the smallest house at Golden Oak, they go up from there approaching 10 million last I checked.

And now you can buy a modest home at Golden Oak, wait another 5-10 years and you can be set for all the fees and upkeep once you do own.

With EE I can do Frozen, SRL Test Track, Soarin and Rat by 10:30ish on a good day. I can walk fast though, and that’s without breakfast.

If we count parades and fireworks I regularly do that at parties. 18/8=2.25 rides an hour which is easy to do when you know what you’re doing (and can knock off 6 rides after the fireworks.)

Gaining, you “fall back” to standard time (you go from 1:59 back to 1 am.) Spring is the change everyone hates.

I’ve attempted this multiple years, two years ago I wiffed on this while staying at a resort with the resort window, last year I was successful at a resort. S71 was hard to get through early 2023.

So I’m going to be at MNSSHP in early October for one evening during what otherwise will be a HHN trip. I made all my dining reservations at Universal, and on a lark I thought why don’t I look to see if I can get a lunch reservation at a Monorail resort. Happened to get my ideal time (2:00) at...

Mickey wants to know what your favorite IPA is.

That’s not fake ice, it’s very much real, I saw the Zamboni and everything.

Also Hector and Miguel litterally get thrown into a water filled cave by Ernesto after his party (it’s the scene where Miguel figures out Hector is his great great grandpa and Hector sings the lullaby version of Renember Me. It’s why I thought that Coco would have made a far better replacement...

There are people who go who don’t think that’s a big expense. I don’t think I would be one of those people, but there are enough out there. If you price it at 10x the cost of multi lane you just need 1 out of 10 people who bought multi lane to buy it, I like those odds.

I bet it’s similar to me. Won’t likely ever pay for it but if it reduces standby lines due to less people buying it and the company sees no reduction in profit I’m all for it.

I’ll go based on daily admission price and say the non castle will bottom out at $110, MK at $140. Max cost will be $480.

That pass starts at $90 and tops out at $290

But Universal is unlimited, this is one time per ride.

No they can’t, because ever Premier Pass bought takes away 1 spot available to Multipassholders in every line, you quickly drop their use from 3.5 rides a day to 2.5 rides a day and upset those holders. Especially with pre booking you are only allowing one “good” ride and two ok-LL not needed...