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Adding $15 per day took it from affordable to "far too expensive"?

I don't like it either. Since it's just me and my wife, we usually end up with a family of 6. It feels really awkward.

"Revenue stream" and "money grab" have altogether different connotations. The use of "money grab", in the original post was quite intentional. "Revenue stream" could not be substituted without entirely changing the tone, and intention, of the post.

So anytime Disney adds a kiosk, it's a money grab? What if they add a new restaurant? Is that a money grab too? Unless you were frolicking in the splash pad quite regularly, I'm fairly certain that adding a new kiosk that may end up serving/selling something that people actually enjoy, will be...

Now that Biergarten has returned to its buffet roots, can anyone who has visited recently confirm whether or not the practice of seating strangers together has returned also?

"- from “free” to “fee” changes all over the place…nickel and diming on a grand scale" What has gone from free to fee, other than FastPass +?

I've been going to the Food and Wine Festival, almost since the beginning (always in late October). Over the last few years, I've noticed the the humidity can, at times, still be oppressive. For that reason, I moved this year's trip as late as I can without missing the festival (3rd week in...

And if you were just getting by, living week to week, as you stated ,I doubt you were going to be able to go, even before any of the announced increases.

I don't make a ton of money, and I'm still going. It's just going to cost a bit more. And if you have zero to little spendable income, then you weren't going before the increases. This was not the tipping point.

I'm not really sure I understand people saying they are "being priced out". Should I translate that to, "I no longer find enough value to justify the cost"? Sure, there have been some price increases, so of which are going to be optional, but I doubt that those are the tipping point between...

Google the ABC News story: Canada: Pfizer, Moderna preferred 2nd dose after AstraZeneca Canada’s National Advisory Committee on Immunization says it is now recommending people who got the AstraZeneca vaccine first should get Pfizer-BioNTech or Moderna for their second shot

Canada: Pfizer, Moderna preferred 2nd dose after AstraZeneca Canada’s National Advisory Committee on Immunization says it is now recommending people who got the AstraZeneca vaccine first should get Pfizer-BioNTech or Moderna for their second shot

Well, it is now being recommended that, if you got the Astrazeneca vaccine, your second shot should be either Pfizer or Moderna...

Pfizer and Moderna have both been show to offer a high level of protection against the variants (including Delta). Even if the Johnson and Johnson vaccine isn't as effective, Only 4% of those vaccinated in the U.S chose it.

I just read an article stating the contrary.

The problem in the UK is that they were taking a "wait and see approach" to second dosing. If your stat is correct, it likely reflects individuals that had only received one dose. The second dose is what is said to offer greater protection against the variants.

I always he assumed that he did that in hopes that you wouldn't notice that Jen wasn't there.

This might work for you, but I'll return yearly, even if it is, according to you, "the wrong way".

I think the mask requirement will be gone by the fall. Once the vaccine is readily available to everyone, I can't imagine that a requirement (that impacts business) is going to remain in place to protect those who chose not to vaccinate.