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Do we know the renewal price for the $649 for platinum pluss FL resident pass? Or because it's new pricing you have to pay that one?

is it possible to ask them when you order that you want it cooked more or you are just stuck with how it's prepared?

buses, ferry, & resort monorail were running at 1:15am express monorail was only thing not running

it rained about 2 hours prior but was done for the night

not sure if this is normal or not but the last stage show for Hocus Pocus at 12am was maybe 7 minutes long, they cut out a ton of stuff from the videos i saw from opening night

This is just never going to be true and I'm not sure why people perpetuate this statement.

the most over looked one i see is when you go to Spot Removal, most people don't notice the checkbox for Visualize Spots which makes it unbelievably more simple to remove sensor dust

are the flyovers popular in other parts of the country? now we have 3 on 436 and assume it's going to become more normal

That makes sense. If I was going with other APs, I'd do that but I don't want to make anyone feel rushed (since they don't have passes) about making a fastpass within 30mins of being able to get in, but that's really helpful info.

So my friends have the ability to make fastpass reservations but they can only get 2, a 4-5 and a 5-6. It doesn't let a 3rd to get reserved for the 6-7 hour.

Even if you go mirrorless and have not as large lenses, the weight bearing also means it is much sturdier. Not saying they are flimsy by any means but something that supports 25lbs is going to more balanced and able to hold itself better than something that supports 8lbs.

Personally, I have the MeFoto globetrotter but I use a Manfrotto 496RC2 Compact Ball Head. Looking at the Backpacker, 51" max height is nothing. You generally want at least 60" for max height because once you mount the camera then it's a bit more eye level. Having to bend down for every shot...

I have AP but the people I'm going with don't and their window opens tomorrow so I'll try to find this out for you.

I want to say ignore is my best option here but being able to read things like this is also quite amazing so I'm torn on what to do.

Right, but when they take away, imo, the best viewing spot that's when it irks me. If it didn't have the reserved spot then I'd be fine with others wasting their money on this.

Because as an AP I am already spending $900 on passes, then $150 (i pay for 2 passes) for this event and they want another $150 for cupcakes and a essentially a fastpass+ viewing of the parade and fireworks. It's a tad ridiculous and I almost never complain because most of the time I can...

Sports are a lot tougher. Usually you work for a publication like a newspaper or magazine and are contracted on a game to game basis since most places have gotten rid of staff photographers. Or you can be part of AP or Getty. I thought someone on here was a sports photographer but I could be...

$250 is generally the norm if they are using it to promote something. I'd probably approach the conversation with two options: 1) it can be had with no watermark and just a small blurb of photo credit for say $250 or 2) It'll be watermarked and cannot be removed for free (or you can say like...

You probably want to ask them about if it should/shouldnt have a watermark. Usually if a company is going to use it, you give them a single license/usage for the image and whatever fee you feel is appropriate. And typically if they are paying, it shouldn't be watermarked and they may just say...