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Not live yet...but its coming.

I'd rather it not encourage people to user their phones in the parks more than they already do. I would also like them to realize there are more phones out there than just iPhones (put the pitchforks away, Android is more heavily used in a LOT of places outside of america)

Iphones only (stupid) $200 bucks. Limited amounts. https://ghostrelationsdept.disney.com/ Theres a star wars one as well. *sigh*

Captive audience. Most people don't leave because they know they'll have a difficult (even impossible) chance of getting back in. Food sales are higher than normal (especially starbucks). The event exclusive merch also sells out fast every year.

Eh...theres more signs that point to it on a CM level.

Actually that would be all the more reason TO have the event. The amount of money they bring in is significant..otherwise they wouldn't have done more than one in the first place.

I heard from a reliable source that the next stage is going to be the dolls coming to life and already knowing your name as they spring to life and haunt your nightmares for eternity.

Im thinking in-park toll booths.

Holy thread bump, batman!

What a lot of people are not realizing is that no matter how upset this makes you at Disney, you need to be equally upset at the guests themselves. I can say with confidence that even tho most of us wouldn't use the preferred parking, that the lots will be full...often. There are just some...

I don't really see this being advantageous at their most popular park. Regardless of where you leave your car, you're still not "close" to the maingate.

I feel even without the updates, its still worth what it costs. I have yet to find anything that provides anything as robust at the Nik suite.

The overnight hours are especially crowded, and only a small fraction are cast members. The lines for concessions (especially star bucks) are constantly long for almost the entire event. They wouldn't risk the nightmare logistical situations these events bring if it didnt make them a worthy profit.

In reality, its more like 27 hours (at least thats what i did last year). You show up early before opening, and by the time you get home/to your hotel, its a good hour or two after "closing". Its a real test of endurance and the only reason I even do it at all is for photos. The "experience" is...

It starts a bit slow but by 10am its pretty hectic until around 4am. Its most shocking to see how many parents drag their kids out and keep them up all night.

Sadly these events are very crowded. Only ride i was able to do on loop at the last few was the peoplemover . Its insanity. LoL

These events make them money. Captive audience (most dont leave out of fear they wont get back in) which leads to excessive food sales. The event exclusive merch sells out fast, and they keep the parks minimally staffed.

Expect an announcement next week.

hmm..aren't we due for an announcement for a 24 hr event any day now? They've used SSE for this before.

Iger was hoping she'd say frozen.