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2 of the original 4 Magic Keys are still available. You could purchase one today, and have it valid until May 2023. If they wanted to get rid of them, they could have tried that on for size a few more months last year. They are going to offer the Magic Keys. They are going to keep requiring...

If they want to see their attendance drop 20-30%, they'll do exactly that.

If that's the case, then good for them, and good for us.

My guess is they open with what they have, sometime in June. Probably the real reason they limited ticket sales, since only a few attractions will be available.

Memorial Day Weekend is 9 weeks away. ZERO chance they open by then. So they still have lots of work just to have everything built, then they have to test and train the lifeguards and staff. Roughly 100 days until 4th of July. Is that even possible?

Fantasmic! returns 2 days after the So Cal 3-Day offer ends. LOL.

My prediction, fwiw, is Toontown & Runaway Railway will open in mid-June 2023. Watch for them to raise Key prices just before the 1 year mark, because they'll want to make sure that anyone who is going to have access to the ride in a year's time, is paying the higher Key price.

Certainly anyone who can't bother to be vaccinated at this point, is going to follow that rule. And there's absolutely no way of knowing. They're basically lifting the requirement for anybody.

I love how it says that face coverings will continue to be required indoors for Unvaccinated guests. Hysterical!

Because the line for the CA side would be 3 times as long.

Really gives a great sense of assurance of safety, knowing that all those slides are going to be put up in no more than 4 months.

Just what is needed, an even bigger monopoly for Disney, and more ability for them to charge whatever prices they want to due to lack of any competition.

The base Season Pass needs to be a minimum of $150. The middle Pass needs to be $200, and the Platinum should be $300. Still a bargain, but would weed out some people, making for at least a slightly better experience on the busiest days. If they started at $200, it would really cut down the #...

Everything originally advertised about the hotel made it sound too good to be true. Like an incredible, once in a lifetime experience, with unmatched technology and immersion. If it had delivered on that, then the price, even though extreme, would have been worth it, and the demand would exist...

This will Never happen, unless Disney were to substantially lower their daily ticket prices. There are a limited amount of people who would be willing to pay $150+/day to visit the parks, and they would be half empty in all but the busy times of year such as July, August, October & December...

I don't see anything that says you can't upgrade to a Key, like there was for the pass they had over the Summer. Of course, the pass is only good on days when the Imagine key would be valid anyways, although it can be used on Fridays, and most of those are blocked on the Imagine key starting in...

I understand the idea that people are used to how it was, and might just act like they have in the past. But there was just a 1 year closure of the park, and a pandemic which unfortunately continues. So as with anything else in the current COVID reality, it pays to check things out, and not...

I think they're going to set the pricing for that particular date $66 higher than the others. Similar to how they did the Ooogie Boogie Bash pricing, with certain days higher than others. They had Saturday nights at $169, while the early Tuesdays were only $114. That being the case, I see...

Perhaps because it's impossible to get a Disneyland reservation for the next 4-5 weeks?

Sure, applaud Disney for doing everything it took to get the ride operational again prior to Christmas. But it was still their Negligence which caused the problem in the first place.