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No, it's not. Early Park Admission means you get to enter the park early. There is nothing that implies the entire park is open, or even that a few rides would be open. Also, guests who qualify for Early Park Admission are informed of this perk at check-in, via email, and the website. It is not...

If it's just you, I'd say crunch the numbers. I have an AP discount, but the last few times I've gone, Cabana Bay and separately purchasing Express Pass, was pretty even with just staying at Royal Pacific. But that was also a result of my not visiting any parks on my arrival day. So with more...

Express Pass can continue to operate the way it currently operates: you show up and get into the EP queue. You aren't going to be waiting for a specific time slot.

If the virtual queue replaces the standby queue, then I see no reason to believe that Express Pass will be eliminated. Even if it doesn't replace the standby queue, I doubt Express Pass is going anywhere. Since you enter the Express queue whenever you want without needing a return time, you're...

One night at Royal Pacific gives you 2 days of Express Pass, so that should help quite a bit. However, on very crowded days, even the Express Pass waits can reach 40-minute waits. If you can easily change the dates for a less-crowded time, I would. But since there isn't that much of a difference...

No one's done that, but here you are decrying it anyway. I just love how you go on to claim people who find the shows boring "uneducated", but then go on to state this gem: Killer whales inhabit all oceans of the world. Next to humans and perhaps the brown rat, killer whales are the most...

They opened within a year of each other. It couldn't have been that much more "modern".

There are no comprehension problems. And while I will admit to taking a little license with my terminology regarding your response to being relocated, you cannot change your complaints. You weren't moved because of some superficial or non-emergency operational reason, you were moved because of...

Yeah, I'm sure the people in Daytona are dancing in the streets. I've been reading this thread and quite frankly, I find you to be a rather disingenuous, uniformed person of questionable moral character. The simple fact that you personally avoided a disaster from the hurricane does not mitigate...

I can make such a blanket statement. The clientele of a high-end hotel are absolutely more entitled than anything you may have personally observed. You obviously take offense to it, so you must be one of them. You are no different than that person (and I deleted the first term I was going to...

I guess this was from yesterday, so I'm surprised it hasn't been posted already. http://www.orlandosentinel.com/business/brinkmann-on-business/os-disney-autism-lawsuits-20160926-story.html

I'm pretty sure it's a stray thought.

I think back to being a kid in the 80s, and realize how fortunate I was as a theme park/coaster enthusiast kid. Most parks didn't have coasters that required riders to be taller than 48" to ride, so by the end of the decade when the coasters got bigger and required a height of 54", I was tall...

Yes, but those are primarily for DAS.

Two days is adequate. Three is always better.

Wow. What a great thing to do. http://www.orlandosentinel.com/travel/attractions/theme-park-rangers-blog/os-pulse-shooting-victims-universal-window-20160906-story.html

Yeah, a stage play's script is always just called a "script". I'm pretty sure I read the same thing that you did, but I could swear that I read he approached her first. I'm still not sure how I feel about the over all plot, since it involves time travel and doesn't seem to follow her "rules"...

It's actually a stage play, not a screenplay. I believe she was approached by the playwright and after discussions agreed to let him pen the script. She worked with him to develop the story (which she said should be considered canon). What should be noted is that yes, there is demand for more...

That's not even close to being true, at least not in the more tourist-friendly places in Paris. I believe Disney requires its front-line staff to speak both French and English. While I didn't stay at any of the Disney hotels, I had no problems in the parks (or anywhere else in Paris). You should...

No, they aren't. A new parade or nighttime show isn't going to see any significant increase in attendance, and not every new attraction is a headliner, so those new attractions won't have significant impact on attendance either. Disney is considering an option that the market clearly isn't...