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With FP+ you could only get FPs for the park you were currently in I think? Or could you book after the initial three ready to park hop? Eitherway I don't think the multiple parks is the bigger issue compared to them being charged for in the first place. But I genuinely don't think people will...

You might not be able to do it until official ride open? But then no-one knows what new system is coming. Can anyone remember if you could collect paper FPs during EMH?

how many people did that when it was paper Fastpass though and you had to run across the park to get them? Or did distribution only open once the park actually opened and FPs weren’t available during EMH? I know I wouldn’t bother trying to book them, get to a ride first and then think about it...

What do you mean making plans? you spend the 30 minutes early entry riding rides

The perfect solution would be to offer family Star Wars cruises at weekends and adults only cruises weekdays or similar. I think there would definitely be people who would love to do this without the kids around.

it is incredibly expensive but I really don’t think many people at all will be thinking about lounging around when there are all the other experiences going on.

Fireworks cost a lot more money than lights, projectors and lasers. I think if you want fireworks go to Magic Kingdom or Epcot. At Disneyland Paris they stopped doing fireworks every night a long time ago, but brought it back with more projections and fountains as its cheaper and it was felt...

What were you expecting? Epcot isn't a park built around Disney characters. There aren't really any meets with characters in any of the parks due to Covid. But prior to that they did meet at Epcot.

I've just had a look on the DLP app, Nothing seems to have more than a 40 minute wait. So you can pay €15 to ride Peter Pans flight right now, or wait in line for 40 minutes and ride for free.

Its been available the last few days. I've seen reports of very little take up and regular queues being short and moving quickly. Apparently this week a full BTM queue only took 30 minutes and a full to the entrance ToT queue was only 20. With standby that short who would be paying!

The starcruiser is basically that, its a cruise ship. Can you walk onto the Disney Dream and just have a look round the atrium? No only those booked for the cruise can board and this is operating in broadly the same way. Its got way more in common to Disney Cruise Line than it has to the WDW...

I always think of this when I see posters stating they couldn't possibly wait more than an hour. Back before Fastpass you just had to, you either joined a line and got an attraction at the end of it, or didn't. Yes the number of guests is far higher than it was 22 years ago and maybe they...

My guess is that they might add something for those who are booked to stay in a Disney owned hotel to get length of stay access at Disneyland too, but realistically I don't think there will be many people at all with the cheap SoCal only pass staying at a Disney owned hotel, unless they have...

Only the cheapest pass has the two reservation limit. Next up is four reservations and top two passes are six.

But it’s not possible to get a Fastpass for every ride. So you might only wait 10 minutes (FP) for one ride and then 130 minutes for another. whereas without the FP you might wait 60 minutes each for two attractions. This works better in Magic Kingdom where there are enough headline attractions...

Because of the fact reservations are needed they don’t want to call it an annual pass and get the flack when guests can’t just turn up all year.

Disneyland Paris basically does that. Their meal plan options are slightly confusing, but generally you either get to eat at a buffet, or take the prix fixe menu at other places. I think there are even two prix fixe menus for different levels of the meal plan even. It is possible to get a “cash”...

This actually would be a great solution, give those staying on property the ability to prepay funds to their room account and get a bonus. It incentives staying on property, allows those who want to prepay to do so and offers a saving if you do so. As there is currently no dining plan the offer...

I agree with all the comments as to why the DDP is not a good thing and overall I would rather see high quality affordable menus anyway rather than a plan that tricks you into thinking it’s good value. But as a user of the DDP if I were to get it again on a UK free dining offer I would want...

Not sure if an Air Race would be the right choice but it does feel like Galaxy’s edge needs B/C tickets. There is secondary experiences for a fee (lightsaber and cantina) but no shows or small rides really.