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Well, since all of Disney's transportation systems are private, then this doesn't apply to them.

I thought one of the amendments was to void any contract made prior to a certain date, or am I not remembering that correctly? I also thought that the amendment giving them the ability to review and void a contract was part of a different amendment, wasn't it? So hard to keep track of what they...

Which, since the contracts were legally entered into, would make this action illegal as well.

Why would it matter if they honor it or not, as the contract is owned by Disney and they would be hiring the contractors to do the work per the contract? They board still has the authority to award a contract to fix roads and build canals, just not to do anything with the parks and resorts...

I thought the sheriff deputies were all located outside the parks? Couldn't Disney simply not allow them into the parks if they suspect something like this will happen?

So now Florida is going to ignore federal contract laws.

There is no way that anyone that is even slightly opposed to him would be allowed in. This is NOT a public meeting.

I forgot about that bit of lunacy.

Let's not forget that he is going to have his legislature make Disney's contracts void.

I had to as well. Well, he has accused Disney of not paying taxes, setting their own values on their property (even though that is done by the county), oh, and now human trafficking! Oh, and masks as well.

Well, considering that as a direct DVC owner that gives them access to the Sorcerer's Pass, which is $450 less than the Incredipass. So they would save $900/year just on those, which makes the $300/year more than worth it just for APs. I realize that they stated only a single 7-8 day stay each...

So the big thing to remember about DVC - it is ONLY to save money on your resort stay as any perks and benefits can go away at any time. Now saying that, while we do not get "discounts" on APs anymore, we do at least get access to the Sorcerer's Pass, which would work for you as long as you...

Except I thought that was the change made by Disney with the contract with RCID that gave Disney final approval authority, regardless of what the District says.

I think Disney's play at this point should be to put in to build something small, have the board disapprove it, and then build it anyway - making the board sue them to stop it. Then all of the shenanigans from the board and their boss will come to light in court.

Here are all of the room sizes for all current DVC resorts: Animal Kingdom Lodge Jambo Deluxe Studio Villa - 316-365 sq ft One Bedroom Villa - 629-710 sq ft Two Bedroom Villa - 1152 sq ft Grand Villa - 2349 sq ft Kidani Deluxe Studio Villa - 366 sq ft One Bedroom Villa - 807 sq ft Two Bedroom...

Actually, if you have APs and a resort stay, you can book park reservations for the entire resort stay plus other 5 days as well.

So why stick around here?

True. The 1 year activation limit is a recent change.

Yes, renewals expire on the same date as your current AP, regardless of when you renew. You would have to buy a new AP to change the date.

It really is amazing how much incorrect crap is being spread around here.