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Give it time. Shylock Mouse has only begun to twist the thumb screws on the cost. Wouldn't be surprised if Guardians costs $30+ per person in peak season when it finally opens. Ditto for Tron.

I would as well. In fact, when we went in March, that was pretty much the way it was. It was far less stressful and the waits were reasonable, even for Spring Break. I would much prefer everything return to stand-by only.

They are outrageously monetizing another formerly cost-free perk. That's all I need to know to hate it. Only blood-sucking Disney could create a vacation experience with all of the pleasantness of a barium enema combined with the cost of a new car.

If this news makes you happy, looks like you're vastly outnumbered....... https://blogmickey.com/2021/08/official-disney-genie-announcement-continues-astonishing-plummet-90-disliked-on-youtube/

Just keep on kicking Karma in the shorts, Disney. A new variant could shut you miserable blood-suckers down at any time.

"Walt Disney World...Where We Emphasize Inclusion for Those with a Six-Figure Income"

It is impossible for me to respond to this without using profanity, so I shall remain quiet to avoid being banned.

Yep, never been to a special party or any other up-charge event, for that matter. I also never stay on property, either. And yet, somehow, we still manage to have an incredible experience every year. Last Spring Break we paid $159 a night at Windsor Hills (our usual place to stay) for a 3 BR/3...

PLEASE go to $399 a ticket! Or better yet, $599 a ticket! Come on Disney, you know there are people that will continue to justify and pay whatever you ask. Oh and that Star Wars hotel? Triple it immediately. I'm literally begging you.

Once again, more hypocrisy from Disney. They continually preach "inclusion" while simultaneously pricing their product to exclude all but the most affluent of society. Just go ahead and publicly state that if your combined household income is five figures, look elsewhere.

I would agree completely with your observations. Just five weeks ago we toured 8 states in 11 days, including stops in Colonial Williamsburg, Jamestown, Yorktown, Busch Gardens Williamsburg (which was at capacity), Carowinds (don't know capacity levels, but it was packed), and Gatlinburg/Pigeon...

Looks like they picked the colors from a Paas egg dying kit. Just awful. 🤮🤮🤮

Oh, I don't know, maybe for the elderly...young children...those with mobility issues. But yeah, screw 'em for a few extra bucks of profit. You're really walking the walk with that inclusion key there, Disney.

Just got back from a trip that included a day at Busch Gardens Williamsburg. One of the gift shops dropped a handful of sealed BG logo masks in our bag for FREE. They obviously have tons of these things in storage that they want gone. I prompltly threw them away when we returned home. We maybe...

These pics all look so awesome! The one thing we really missed during our March trip were the parking lot trams. Unless you arrive before opening, no trams can make for a l-o-n-g walk to and from your vehicle. After a few days, we coughed up the extra fee for Preferred Parking, which we have...

Yes. Ditto for Sea World and both Busch Garden locations.

This sentiment also applies the second Disney relaxes the INDOOR mask mandate. Can't have it both ways. :)

Sea World, Busch Gardens, and now Dollywood require no masks anywhere...."Following updated guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), fully vaccinated guests can now visit Dollywood without wearing a mask or physically distancing". Interestlingly, Six Flags is still...

I thought this was interesting. We are taking a 10 day vacation through Appalachia this summer with one of the stops being Busch Gardens Williamsburg. According to their website, masks are no longer required at all...even for indoor use! I assume Tampa has the same policy.

This is great news and a game changer. To me, three feet is just normal personal space. If in the coarse of conversation someone gets closer than 3 feet from me, I find myself taking a step backwards. This would pretty much return the queues to normal capacity. The one thing we really missed...