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I have said it twice now, this is the 3rd :). I'm done. I've reaped 25 years of some really good trips to Disney World/Disney Land. They don't get a pass just because they need to "maximize" profits by not delivering the experience, (then the value spent does not justify the cost they charge)...

like tron, splash refurb, etc- big construction mess. blue sky stuff maybe 10 years. Edit- I did say I was done with them ....

Simple fix- not going anymore, period, No matter how high the raise the prices, they will never lower the attendance in each park. so you still will continue to pay more and stand in paid Genie lines.

After my last stay at Yacht club in September, seeing the lousiest club level experience I've ever seen, I won't get fooled again. Sent it over to Jeff Vahle, stating this stay was not a part of Disney signature services. He responded immediately then a few days later got the canned response...

Couldn't make it through the first episode- it was pretty bad.

I can't wait to see it, if I don't like it, my life will continue, and I just won't watch it again :)

Disney is riding the wave to get as much as they can because the future is clouded. With the fall discount release-look at 2nd half of December, folks aren't really jumping on these discounts as fast as before. The looming recession and just everyday living needs are far more important.

Disney's lack of expanding over the years (and I don't mean 1-billion-dollar attraction's) is on them, their hands are not clean either.

Kinda sad, very expensive boo-boo.

Really doesn't matter where anything is "said" to be located at- Never gonna be built. But I'll digress, it won't be opened until 2045.

Dont think so Cap- for the price they want us to pay, the how "great" Genie+ and other cash grabs they boast is "fixing" the guest experience deserves some push back to keep them grounded. Let's wait a couple more months when it finally works and they have empty parks. Because of the economy.

It kinda funny how Josh praises it's "Super" fans at this event, big change from last couple weeks as they were "unfavorable and referred to as legacy" fans prior whom eat up to much time in the parks with AP's. Cant have your cake and eat it too.

We did get there at 4pm-went and ate at the Crystall palace and went to Jungle Cruise and followed the rides all the way to Tomorrowland. Everything was walk on except Haunted Mansion-only waited 10 min max. We rode EVERY ride in the Magic Kingdom- haven't done that since the 80s.

Was at the September 9th (Friday) Party, sold-out, was the least crowded party I have ever seen. We had a blast.

Well-here is my take: Was very excited on D+ launch- now not to impressed with it. Nothing Disney does now is to strengthen the brand for its consumer's-it's very obvious the company's focus is short term cash grabs. Having said that, it's a no brainer to pass on it.

If so successful- where is the bump in stock? Dividends have not been paid out in years.

Is the problem really the crowds? or is it lack of staffing and still closed offerings that spread the crowds out?

The choice is yours, if you still find value to continue trips to Disney, have fun, enjoy the moment and drive on. Now, if you're hoping that future trips will return based on the nostalgia you have enjoyed from years past, sorry it's not returning. Chappie's greatest move thus far was to...

Disney is not interested in fixing wait times, then Bob would lose his demand is more than supply argument on justifying pricing power.

World class entertainment at no cost to Disney.