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Would Disney sell twice as many if they cut the price in half? Maximizing revenue doesn't equal selling as many as you can.

They have a block to sell on each category. LLMP won't be selling passes allocated for LLPP customers. Is Disney selling enough LLPP to affect distribution

A signature meal PLUS an extra night hotel. Deluxe. Possibly suite or club. An easy 1,000 or more. Add a signature meal. The cost of an extra day park ticket. You're close to $400 pp

People are over thinking this. The market is the exact opposite of the typical DIS member. A person who doesn't want to have to plan. Who isn't going to be going to Disney often. Who is looking to reduce the # of days necessary to see everything. A person who doesn't need to budget. How much is...

For years many guests didn't known about FP or thought you had to pay. Selling out faster could be the impact of LLPP. It could also reflect increasing popularity of LLMP. Better communication. Some former DAS people may have real issues with lines but no longer qualify for DAS. A refuction in...

Disney won't release numbers..Len's people will see Mickey turn green. Anecdotally LLPP guests won't be hanging around watching the clock. They'll only get a green light.

Maybe you're being trolled. People driving Lamborghini's know pulling over for the police is optional. Years ago posters were discussing hotel laundry charges. One poster said coming home with a suitcase of clean clothing is worth a few hundred dollars. People have different priorities and...

People with APs make multiple visits. Go enough to know the tricks. Don't care if you skip some attractions, some days. Not really. Some of the cheap suitcases are lucky to last one trip. Some of the expensive suitcase companies sell bags costing thousands of dollars. In my opinion neither...

Maybe, but I think the reduction of DAS people is having a big impact. Some people were initially sort of "grandfathered" You no longer qualify for DAS but we'll let it slide for this trip only.

C Common sense suggests an affluent family of 4 won't be on the internet looking to find 6 more to max out a VIP tour. Common sense suggests I won't be tipping with LLPP but will be tipping a tour guide. Common sense suggests some famlies will have a meal during their tour. Add the cost of the...

I may have missed it. Do we have a projected close date for TSI and the Riverboat?

I agree with all of the above. Theme parks have been estimating wait time based on where the line ends for years. Historic numbers are adjusted to account for the number of guests who will be skipping the line. I've had good luck asking a CM. They'll look at the line, or ask me where the...

You're assuming Disney can determine an exact waiting time and is intentionally inflating it. I think Disney has an idea, within a range, of the expected wait times. I'll agree Disney posts a wait time likely to be higher then likely. An accurate wait time, on average, suggests almost half the...

84% of the guests waited less then the posted wait time . They were happy. 14% waited more then the posted wait time and weren't happy. Rides seem to be stopping often; possibly due disabled boarding.

Contestants on the Price is Right have to guess the retail price WITHOUT GOING OVER. A dollar over is probably going to be the closest but you lose. Guests will not be happy if they consistently wait longer then the posted time. The numbers should skew toward a lower wait most of the time...

It's not good show for the unwashed masses waiting hours for a popular attraction while others ride it multiple times. Allowing multiple rides will either reduce the number of LL Disney can sell or impact standby guests. Your $$ gives you one skip. It allows Disney to better manage standby vs...

Guests staying at Dolphin, Swan, Swan Reserve, SoG and DVC Cabins at FW qualify to purchase LLPP. The bean counters may claim that but LLPP does not require any additional CMs at the attractions. I would think existing employees, during scheduled work time, could handle updating signage and...

95% is probably low. I doubt Disney is paying a 5% credit card professing fee. Assume sales are much higher then expected. Does Disney raise the price or restrict sales to guests staying at Club Level

A 2 year waiting list means the hotel is underpriced. Disney wouldn't make that mistake

But that's not the way it works. You pay per head. Guests don't get to decide they're special