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You beat me to it. Where are all the good guys with guns? Still waiting for just one of these tragedies to be stopped one.

Well...that's unfortunate...

AP runs out tomorrow. Not renewing.

That's really interesting. Seems that someone is reading the Disney forums, no? We haven't been to a WDW park since the new pricing was announced. Can't say that I've missed it either. Not being jostled around and having my possessions searched when entering has been quite nice. Definitely not...

BTMR has always been my favorite of all of the rides on property - hands down.

That's an amazing amount of data. Impressive presentation, too. The information about the months/days of the week to visit will be very useful. I have four months on the current AP and don't plan to renew for the foreseeable future. Good to know there are a few days left to try another visit...

This whole procedure has so dampened my desire to visit WDW. It just makes it feel really dangerous to me. Don't like it. Yeah, yeah, yeah...I know all who will say that makes more room for somebody else. I plan to explore the Central Florida area. A lot of changes have happened while I've been...

Ummm... This is just... I don't even know what to say...

I agree with you. Not everybody sees this the same way, but for me, over the years, the experience of visiting the parks has degraded to the point that it may not be the best way for me to spend my time. I still have many, many great memories of years and years of good visits. And, I'll probably...

Whether the capacity is 60,000 or 90,000 is a moot point. The end result is wall-to-wall people and a miserable experience. Disney can do better - and has. This forum is filled with comments about the over crowding.

However, there are periods when the gates are closed, so there is a threshold. It seems that the threshold has changed over the years and is determined more now by the "bottom line" than the comfort of the parks' guests. They either need more capacity or better control of the gates. There is a...

That is way too many people in the park for a quality guest experience. If you control the gates, you determine the guest experience. Come on, Disney. You can do better than this.

That is absurd. Have a magical day? Not likely.

I'd rather pull my own teeth than stand in that line

Ha ha ha! That made me laugh. :)

I, too, am conflicted about this change. It's just really sad that it's all come down to this; that the "happiest place on earth" has to have a checkpoint out front with this level of scrutiny. Most will adapt, some will no longer visit the parks; but the bottom line is that it is a sad and...

The "have a magical day" thing has long passed its expiration date and is starting to smell.

Well, isn't that special

Yeah, me too. Worked there for five years a long time ago.

There's an "intangible" that's not been factored into the discussion here yet, and that is the amount of positive PR that all the satisfied AP holders gin up for WDW. There are a lot of Disney "evangelists" out there that persuade some people that might be on fence to go to WDW and spend that...