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It used to be that you could use a regular ticket, and convert it to an AP at the end of your visit. Looks like those days are long gone, and now you basically have 24 hours to purchase a Key, otherwise you will wait 6-12 months for the opportunity to arise again. I really enjoyed and got...

Imagine is now sold out. Only the most expensive key is still available, and I'm sure that will be gone soon as well. Looks like I'll be waiting another year until they're for sale again.

Knott's used to do that, but there were apparently too many problems, so they don't anymore.

Besides the fact they want to raise ticket prices, and opening the new ride makes that all but a certainty, they also want to shut down Splash Mountain, and will need a ride to take over the capacity loss from losing a people eater like Splash.

They're going to increase prices, but haven't announced it yet. Since the reservations are tied into ticket purchases, they want to implement the increase before allowing people to purchase tickets now for less than they're going to be after 1/7.

Yeah, there's simply no way they got 100% renewals. That combined with the fact this isn't the 1st Halloween & Holiday Season Post-Pandemic, means less of the Non-Keyholder public is itching to visit Disneyland. I'm sure they'll have another 3-Day offer if attendance is flat. At this point, I...

This is something you would expect at Knott's. Where a Season Pass runs under $150, and a Dining Plan a little less than that. But kind of BS for it to happen at Disneyland, where $1,600 doesn't even afford you the opportunity of visiting 365 days, not to mention the further limitation of...

Going off subject, but did you hear that Zegras (your avatar), is going to have a new #?

I suspect nobody knows the answer to this question. I don't have a Key, and I had been considering the Believe Key before they suspended sales of it last year. My thinking is that they're waiting to see how many people renew, before opening up sales again for the Keys. So my question is this...

The poster meant Retiring After THIS year, not Paranormal, Inc., which retired after Last year.

What I like about having an Annual Pass, is the ability to visit for a few hours. There were many times I'd show up at park opening, and take off by 1:00, once it started getting crowded, or the temperature got high. Other times I'd come at 6:00, and just hang out for the nighttime shows. A...

So it sounds like it's still going to be a flywheel-launch, but with an upgrade in terms of randomization. If so, that makes me Very happy!

It seems it would work the exact opposite. People thinking they only have a couple of weeks remaining as Key holders, will make them book as many visits as they can over the next 2 weeks, which would increase the burden on the resort. And then, if they did decide to allow renewals suddenly...

Imagine if you added all of those to the Dream Key, how much it would cost. 2 Free Meals/Visit. Drinks Every 15 Minutes Each Visit, Locker Rental Every Visit, and Lightning Lane Every Visit.

Sounds like if Wendy's suddenly decided to go upscale, and offer a "Premium" dining experience. It's still Wendy's. Will be interesting to see how they're going to utilize these higher ticket prices, and provide a product substantially better than what they've had. I doubt they will change...

I assure you that Disney took full advantage of the many Covid Relief (Free Money) programs offered by the Federal & State Governments.

How do you know this? Other than for the period of April 3, 2021 to August 24, 2021, following a 12 1/2 Month Covid Shutdown, when has Disneyland had a period of exclusively Day tickets? During the non-travel times of year, who are these people crawling over each other to buy daily passes at...

This is proof to Disney that they don't have to add or change ANYTHING! Just offer the same year after year after year, and still sell out every single date in under a week.

The reason they don't care, is that they know their cult followers will deal with whatever they throw at them.

Disney fans are Addicts. The vast majority of them will renew. They'll certainly lose some, but Disney probably doesn't mind. They already had to stop selling the top 2 passes because they felt those were oversold. There is ZERO chance they eliminate the Reservation system. That is...