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The $elect LL vs BG is gonna be interesting. How do they estimate the correct # of BG at 7 am without having some idea of the # of LL$ passes that will be sold. If they come up short, do they issue more BG later in the day? Or open the Standby/Standby return to “normies”? Or I very well could...

I’m afraid it could be all for naught, as it will likely get stuck in a lengthy queue at my local post office as they have recently increased their capacity to keep pace with the accelerating rate of population growth in my area.

If they increased capacity, the entirety of it would be consumed by the massive new hordes of guests and the queue lengths would continue to remain the same in perpetuity. There is absolutely no way to decrease queue lengths except through innovative use of technology. Am I doing this correctly?

So if I understand it correctly, the last 20ish years of constructing low capacity, short duration attractions, many of which took over former attraction spaces, has zilch to do with increased queue length and subsequent guest dissatisfaction, and the more recent attempts by Disney to alleviate...

It’s weird that the company that created the industry now accepts settling for the lowest common denominator amongst its competitors within said industry.

Just going by what was said earlier in the thread. If it’s so low that all the G+ users purchase all the Tier1 rides, even at $25 a pop (family of 4, two Tier1 per park, $200 per family for a once in a lifetime “magical” day at MK) they will sell out. Every. Single. Day.

Nothing says “the premier hospitality resort vacation destination on earth” like day of surge upcharges. And if the upcharges are anything like $4 then it’s a straight up nickel-dime job. ETA: my bewilderment has overwhelmed my ability to clearly articulate my thoughts

Just. Build. More. Rides.

That’s how I’m taking it. SM, July 5, 75 min wait….$20/pp SM, January 24, 15 min wait….Genie RotR, July 5, 110 min wait….$50/pp RotR, January 24, 60 min wait….$15/pp Genie+ Just raise the prices until people stop buying them at a rate higher than was calculated for the system to “work”

Seriously tho, isn’t everyone gonna purchase it, especially when the blogger moms tell them it’s the “only” way to do wdw correctly? 🤮 does he actually believe this?

But Disney says it will make things more flexible… 🙄

I don’t like the part about purchases of individual attractions

Surge same day pricing for headliners might be the most devious act that DIS has ever perpetrated on their “guests”

The price is like eh whatever after spending thousands to get in the park. But why do I have to spend so much time checking my phone to see what the Genie wants me to do next?

I have to use my phone an extraordinary amount of time due to work and I go on vacation so I don’t have to look at it all day.

So this was wrong. On everything except building more capacity.

Anyone else think Genie is a management information system gussied up to be guest facing?

Disney DeFi. They can selling WLT tokens.

“Free animal trails.” “Free what?” “Animal trails, sir. It’s called Animal Kingdom. There are walking trails where the guests can view some of the animals.” “For free?” “Well…it’s included in the price of admission, sir.” “Let’s see what the Genie has to say about that” “Genie, what are...