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The booths always sell tickets. I think reservations can only be done online though. There have been reservation drops, but no guarantee, nor a particular time they occur. Just keep checking.

Just a heads up. Universal & Six Flags will be requiring proof of vaccination(at least 1 dose) or a negative test w/in 72 hours, starting 10/7.

Tuesday & Thursday nights only? I'm sure people will buy tickets, but it may not completely sell out that easily.

Those toys were not evil. They were good toys, that had been mistreated and altered by Sid. Doesn't fit with the theming of OBB where they had characters like Cruella, Evil Queen, Oogie Boogie, etc.

Probably sometime in October I'd imagine.

It you're going with Toy Story, there's only one choice. Evil Emperor Zurg. That would have been more costly than a guy in a t-shirt though.

Do you think this gets someone a permanent ban from Disneyland? The worst part is there is a kid who gets to grow up with her for a mother.

The fact that people are already mocking this character, and the event hasn't even started yet, is not a good sign. Expect lots of memes on this one. This may be the treat trail with the shortest line though.

Five Fires speculated that this could become a dedicated pay seating area for Fantasmic, when it returns, or perhaps the Holiday Fireworks.

The park has a million places you can find shelter. Either under an overhang, or completely indoors. I venture to say that there is no such place to find refuge if you're walking the tram route, and it starts to pour. Honestly, I don't care. I had a Flex pass for more than 9 months, and...

I wonder how people are going to feel when they have to do the tram walk in the cold and rain.

Supposedly the charter member swag gets shipped to you automatically, so it shouldn't matter whether you've activated yet, just have to purchase.

Yeah, spur of the moment visitors will be hurt the most. Not always, but on occasion, they might not be able to get in on a spontaneous visit. I'm going to wait and see how things shake out once the excitement and newness of the "keys" wears off, and people act like they did back in 2019. And...

The top passes are allowed to hold up to 6 reservations, so theoretically you could book the popular weekend days a week or two ahead, and be pretty well covered, while still keeping a couple of reservations in your pocket to use in case you wanted to visit on a less popular day. It's obviously...

We also got the confirmation that ALL the keys are tied in to the same reservations pool. Meaning, the Dream Key has no more availability that the Believe key. If Believe reservations are unavailable, so are reservations for the more expensive Dream key.

They're probably still running at far less than capacity. Perhaps 50%?

I admire those of you with the stamina to argue against the latest BS Du Jour. You likely believe that you will convince those who are 100% unreachable. You would be more productive arguing points with my dog. At least he, after the 1,000th time, might comprehend what you're explaining.

If you are not signed in with an account showing you're a CA resident, the Imagine Key will not show up when you get to the order page.

It's too bad Disney doesn't have enough money to just buy new "tractors." I guess they'll have to raise their insanely low ticket prices, or even start charging something like $25 to park.

I don't think all the entertainment like Fantasmic/World Of Color will be back until after the start of 2022, and who knows how long they'll prolong "The Great Tram Walk." But you can take one thing to the bank, Reservations are not going anywhere. The entire new Key system revolves around...