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For me it's more a frustration at the whole organisation side of things at Disney. Because they used to be a whole lot better and Customer Service was a bigger priority than it is now. So with this in mind, and with the huge price rises - Ticket price plus the other extras that you have to pay...

And would also be at about a third of the cost and therefore expectations are logically less than having paid £130 to get into a Disney Park. My highlighting issues is definitely NOT irrelevant to anyone visiting the park. If you're at a Disney Park for 1 day or 5 days, you'll still be...

Because the forum is there to share your experiences about all things Disney. It's how people to make a balanced opinion before they go. A bit like trip advisor I guess. I see it as helping others plan their trips..and keep in check their expectations. Some people won't ha e anything bad sad...

Not really - every time we've come, which is about 12 times in 6 years, we have experienced everything getting worse a little bit each time. When we came earlier this year it was going to be our last time, but Tron kept getting pushed back and it wasn't ready for our holiday...so we decoded...

Not ride lines, overall busyness in the parks, ride lines included.

Well, when we first visited everything was a lot better, it slowly got worse and worse...the last time came we wanted to do Guardians and this time Tron....we always said this would be our last time as the enjoyment we get is diminishing while the cost is sharply increasing...to a point where we...

From the many trips I've done to Paris Disney...Magic Kingdom on its quietest day of the year, is not far off what Paris is at its busiest day of the year. When you visit Paris on a quiet day, pretty much every ride is a walk on - You can never ever say that about MK...they are 2 totally...

That's because it's the only option for many in Europe.. its a huge draw because it covers a massive area, many many countries and has the monopoly. I've been to Paris Disney 3 times in the last 12 months - yes its not perfect, but they don't pull quite the same stunts that DW does. They aren't...

I agree. I'm 18 days in and we have witnessed absolutely no drop in parks busyness- compared to exactly these weeks last year it is definitely busier. Over the past 6 years I've visited 2 or 3 times a year at different times and this visit has been the busiest I've ever known it...thats Both...

Not really... Alton Towers about 3 times a year....Thorpe Park and Chessington I live 10 minutes from both so go there all the time, so maybe 7 or 8 times a year each. Blackpool Pleasure Beach twice a year. Drayton Manor is awful so we don't really go their anymore. As I said, UK parks are far...

UK theme parks are far from perfect I agree...but as I said, they don't pull the same tricks Disney (and to some extent Universal) pull. Disney get away with it because they have a unique product....all the attractions are miles better than a UK theme park. I mean, Rise Of The Resistance on its...

Nobody has ever said the actual theme parks and the attractions are better in the UK. Also remember a one off day in Disney with a park hopper ticket is about 4 times the price of Alton Towers.

Feel so sorry for all those that went to this last night..at 8.25 the heavens opened and there was a huge huge downpour...would have ruined many a night.

All depends where everyone else on the coach is staying, but we stayed at Art Of Animation last year when flying into Melbourne and we were the last drop off. Depending on the time of day and how many stops it has to do, it can take over 2 hours, so just factor that in. But, Melbourne is very...

But AGAIN...if this is such a long winded and in depth procedure, do it with enough time to get it up BEFORE the park opens. Don't do it at a time that almost always means the rude opens 30 minutes to 1 hour late. If this complicated handover takes 1 hour, get this 'complicated procedure' done...

I'm definitely inferring something. And you will be to unless you can answer why these so called 'working through the night' technicians cannot get a ride working after working on them between 9pm and 8pm, but can magically get them working at 9am? Either they aren't working through the night...

Don't you find it amazing how they work all through the night (lets pretend they do) and after 8 hours cannot get it working for park opening, but 30 minutes after the park opens...like Mickey Mouse Magic, and like clockwork, then get it working. It just doesn't add up sorry. If they are...

When youve already paid for a 3 week tickets, you're hardly not going to attend. What you DO actually do is make the best you can of it and vote with your feet in future, which is what we are doing with never coming back.

I'm not sure the attendance is down. I don't know who is pushing this narrative, but I've been in Orlando for almost 3 weeks, doing parks daily, and I can say, this has been the busiest I've ever seen Disney and Universal Parks..and we've been in December!

Finally, someone who gets it.