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Or maybe they could convert a Mark VI into a modern Mouserail to tour the country for the anniversary year.

The luggage service and the bus service are totally separate. If you put the tags on the bags once they go through the airport they will be routed to the hotel regardless of wether you take the bus or not. Disney wouldn't even really know if you took the bus or not. As far as if this is breaking...

I forget who it was and it's many pages back now, but the Orange County database for reported incidents that was linked showed no reported thefts during the supposed timeframe. I would say that's pretty decent proof. Also the story presented is the event outside the ordinary and what requires...

Those weren't my numbers. Here's what I found though: WDW Platinum Pass: $849 - $212.25 per park WDW Weekday Select: $319 - $79.75 per park Universa 2 Park Premier: $559.99 - $279.99 per park Universal 2 Park Seasonal: $304.99 - $152.50 per park SeaWorld Gold: $215.88 - $215.88 per park...

Absolutely, but that's the whole point. In general most people assume they will need roughly one day per park. So the majority of people planning a trip to the Orlando area are looking to go to WDW which at 4 days is a better value. If Universal can transition to the primary destination with...

Yes. If a guest assumes one day per park. Disney is as low $85 per day, Universal is $108 per day, Seaworld is $100 per day. Additionally if a guest is spending four days at WDW adding a fifth day to return to the Disney parks can be as low as $15. So this puts the guest in a situation where...

I think everyone is missing the point. It's not about what rides or the quality of rides they're adding (although that's obviously important), it's about competing on the same level. Right now WDW is the Walmart of theme parks. They're by far the biggest, they offer far more and all at the...

This would be the scene on Main St and the hub at park opening.

Just buy or make some of these before your next trip.

Perhaps he was shadowing someone in that position? Disney sets things like that up a lot and they generally ask the people doing it to follow the non-costumed guidelines.

Did you mean the mugshot? You can only see shoulders up in that one, but he did seem to dress somewhat professionally in that. Makes sense since he was going in for a meeting with OCSO.

No way at all this story is worth $20k. It’s interesting to us to follow, but this would represent about a 30 second blurb in the major media.

I assume you're referring to the other post you quoted. Just to be clear though I'll reiterate again I never questioned his credibility.

Really I don't think the courts do much at all. I mean these guys are going out and posting evidence on the internet and they don't seem to be getting prosecuted. Some minor shaming on these forums and a few others seems to be about the extent of the punishment.

Well what I meant was we all know it's technically trespassing, we just disagree how severe the crime is and what the consequences should be.

This is so silly. We don't need to get to the point of defining trespassing, I think we all know these things are technically crossing that line. We all set our moral compass differently. For some sneaking into an abandoned facility is okay, because there isn't an apparent victim. For some...

Of course stealing is wrong no matter how easy Disney makes it. When you leave an attraction unlocked for 10 years in a park that attracts millions of people, you really only have yourself to blame though when something turns up missing. You don't have to move things to vaults, just maybe some...

I'd be more interested in a Buzzy Clue board game.

I suspect they wanted a number that would be sufficiently over the grand theft threshold. I'd bet they could make new ones for less than $300 if they really wanted. Obviously their historical value is far higher.

There was a separate incident report that listed the items of clothing and hands I believe. That seems like it's probably consistent with $8000 amount.