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We were also told APs were never coming back! 🤣 But you cold be right. This could be a permanent thing. I don't have issues with it frankly, just as long as you can reasonably get reservations and so far it's been pretty easy this summer. Almost too easy lol.

Dude I ALWAYS plan away lol. This has been my reality for 20 years now.

OK, that's fine. My guess is in 1-2 years they won't have reservations but who knows. But yeah we are STILL in a global pandemic. Disney still wants to control capacity. If this is the biggest issue people have with the new program, its not going to be a huge issue for majority of people since...

Huh? Dude it tells you in the big print you have to reserve. If you don't want to do this, don't buy it then. Simple. And how is that ANY different than buying a 1 day pass or a PH? If you don't want to reserve tickets then you're simply not going to DL under any situation.

It's more restrictions but it functions as an AP. For 99% of people, it's an AP, just in a different name. The point is if you want to go to DL tomorrow and you can reserve it, then you can go tomorrow. If not, then maybe the day after. That's why people love APs, you still have real...

Literally right now you can get a PH and enter DCA first and then go to DL. I think people forget there are still going to be a ton of down days once the fall and winter hits. It won't be exactly like before but yes it will probably be plenty of open days once capacity is back up and non-peak...

We've had reservations since April 30th. WDW since July. Aps there ORIGINALLY complained how blocked out they were there, now they have a lot more access once they loosened capacity. But I will say if people want to buy a pass thinking they can go 'tomorrow' then those people probably...

LOL I said the same thing. When you are already offering discounts less than 2 months after the park been shut down over a year in the middle of summer, that told me as well APs will be coming. But I will admit, I assumed if they did come they wouldn't start until in the fall the soonest. The...

Yeah, we are still in the middle of a global pandemic, I think everyone knows that days will sell out AS they been selling out during the summer. The difference is when you have an AP, it's easier to just be, um, flexible, right? I mean the top pass you get 6 reservations in a 90 day period. How...

They brought the AP back just 4 months after they reopened, clearly they are afraid that attendance is going to start dropping. And they don't just rely on one day tickets, they actually do rely on PH just as much and those are just not selling, hence why they offered the deal for all...

Yeah it's the AP program lol. What am I missing??? You just have to reserve a time to go, but you are still being allowed to go all year. This was the flex pass, they still called it an AP. And they announced the WDW APs will be resold as well. They will probably get something similar I'm...

Yeah but that was no different with the OLD passes. Once the parks hit capacity you still couldn't go in anyway regardless if you had an unlimited pass. The point is in theory you can go anytime you want, there are no block out dates. But sure it's not AS easy as going anytime you want, but yeah...

Yes, I have brought up the SoCal pass in the past because my own mother couldn't get it one year after having it before. But the higher tier passes NEVER had a capacity limit and those were obviously the most unlimited. BUT I'm assuming there will be a cap of SOME kind if they are generally...

After alllll the doom and gloom over what they were going to offer and people were literally expecting the worse like 'pay $300 and you get 15% off your tickets' and all of that nonsense then yeah it's fine. I'm sure some people will still be upset because they don't get photopass, maxpass, etc...

So after all the hand wringing, they essentially brought the AP back, just in Flex pass form. It's not a 'rewards' program or 'buy 10 tickets and get one free' and all that other nonsense which I knew was never going to happen because it was NEVER even included in the surveys. It was all...

Exactly! Yes Disney is more reactive than proactive at times, but they ARE reactive. It's why they went from DCA 1.0 to 2.0. In fact HKDL and WDSP are all working on their 2.0 versions right now as well. They make plenty of mistakes, miscalculate at times, but when they do, they always go out...

No worries! It happens to all of us time to time! :)

This is bringing me back to the year 2000 when all the talk was how Paul Pressler and his cheapness was going to bring down the parks for the next 30 years. And yes, he did some damage, DCA 1.0 being the biggest culprit. He also got fired a few years later when people were not showing up to said...

I think you need to read my post again lol.

Didn't they just build Galaxy's Edge not two years ago? One of the most immersive and biggest lands in the entire resort? No offense but its always the same conversation. My guess is for the next 50 years, they will build high quality rides and lands at certain times and low quality things in...