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I'll lead with just adding shows. Could be random shows thruout the park, i.e. dance parties, singing, performers, whatever. Just something to stop people in their tracks. If they are watching someone juggling chainsaws, they aren't in queue. If there are empty theaters, they need to be...

Regarding staffing, if you are building a park from ground-up, you could certainly design around staffing a little bit. Parking decks instead of parking lots. Run the gates like self-checkout at retail, one person oversees 6 terminals or more from a device. Automate foodservice as much as...

No, I'm talking about making people get off the sofa so you can go to bed, if that's your bed, lol. They don't tend to sit on your bed if it's just a bed. Had this scenario just this past week, had to tell the in-laws to GIT so the kids could go to bed lol.

This topic comes up every year on all WDW boards, and the divide is always intense. Some people get VERY UPSET about people that do this. But I'm here to say, we do it every single time. We invite a cousin over with her 2 kids so they can play with ours. We've never had an issue at any resort...

We have DVC contracts at both AKL locations, soooo.... we like that place. That being said, we also LOVE OKW, believe it or not. The rooms are big, and being able to take a boat to Disney Springs is a big bonus. So if Disney Springs is an important part of your trip, I might lean that way...

My Texas family would disagree, but I guess it depends on where in Texas. They find summers in Georgia and Florida to be unbearable. They prefer a "dry heat," lol. I do love seeing all the drenched northerners looking miserable at the parks... at the gate. It's gonna be a long day, buddy...

Only at Disney could you stand in a line for two hours to buy a popcorn bucket. That isn't even a limited edition.

I guess I'd ask them why are they not focused on families anymore? *grabbing popcorn* Seems like indoctrinating the next generation should be more important than satisfying childless Disney adults.

What are the crowds like at each park in this scenario?

I'm not confused, just wanted to OP to have the knowledge of room design lol. Thanks for clarifying, though. Some folks prefer to fold out so they have more sitting space, but some might prefer just having 2 beds so they don't have to deal with the transition. There's that awkward time when...

The point of the hastily assembled post was to create conversation. It doesn't matter if we disagree. But I do think that RoTR is overhyped. It was down over 500 times in 2022, that was what tipped the comparison, if you note. ;-)

Thank you for sharing. Horrible news but a useful reminder that we can't be less vigilant just because we are on a cruise.

Correct me if I am wrong, but to me the difference is that OKW actually has 2 beds, whereas the others utilize a fold-out, right?

Let's try a head to head of Universal vs Hollywood Studios Rip Ride Rocket vs Tower of Terror - ToT wins running away. RRR needs a refurb. ET vs. Slinky - Slinky is dinky, and the wait isn't deserved. With Woody Woodpecker gone, there really is no comp, so I put ET here. ET is a much better...

Hollywood Studios is a half-day park at best. Yeah, you can stretch it out, but it doesn't deserve a day in a tight schedule.

I don't hate paid skip-the-line, I hate how they implemented it. It adds an unnecessary level of complexity and inconvenience to a trip, especially for infrequent visitors. That being said, I voted for experiences that never returned. I kinda lump all the intangibles here, not just...

at least they didn’t construct a ginormous, hulking building for it that overshadows the ole Epcot “ball” when you see the park from a distance. Wait, what?

Yes. It’s still spring break for Georgia and others. If you look for dining reservations, you can get a general idea. Maybe you’ll luck out.

Ignore the trolling

Sometimes the best thing to do with certain personality types is to just agree to disagree.