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It's inevitable given the amount of IP Disney now owns, especially after the introduction of Disney+. Now I've never been a CEO, but it makes little business sense to me to *not* use your own IP within your parks. It's also a business driving move in their eyes - you like a particular IP? Oh...

Agreed. Really enjoyed doing that tour years ago. Didn't it used to be free? I was quite disappointed to see the Living with the Land ride wasn't open when were there in November.

My point is Disney is way too complicated for them, not that they are completely advserse to planning a vacation. The input isn't worth the output (cost is also a factor).

I've gotten about one sentence into talking about planning a Disney vacation and all my friends' eyes glaze over. None of them are interested enough to do that much work as you have outlined here.

That's the rub for me, I feel like Universal's gives me value for that price (or higher). And the funny thing is when were there last we didn't even need it. at all. (We didn't buy it) as opposed to our one day at Disney where we also didn't buy Genie + but I could see how people would feel...

Agreed I told my husband the next Orlando trip in 3-4 years we will definitely be staying here.

I'm as skeptical as they come in terms of Disney. But this is a move in the right direction, undoubtedly caused by negative guest feedback, social media, and press. Just like many of us said would/should happen. Where's all the "too many people are going to Disney, they don't care about...

Not by a long shot 😂

A giant corporation could start punching it's customers in the face as a required part of doing business, and you'd come up with some nonsensical arguement why that's a good thing for everyone involved.

Why do you always kiss the ring of corporations? Everyone knows flying gets worse every year.

Although nice, you don't even need it. We had no trouble getting around and communicating. Counting the days until we can return.

I don't know! Besides Genie+ 😂

It was tons (and tons) of families which also surprised me, I thought the crowd would be mostly adults.

It wasn't just that it was crowded, it was more that it felt no one had anywhere to go. I was just in NYC by the tree two weekends ago, city was packed. But the people were active and going places. At Epcot it was crowds just standing around.

It was a Friday. I definitely knew it would be crowded don't get me wrong, it was more the sheer volumes of people wandering around with nothing to do that shocked me. Never saw anything like that in all my years visiting Disney.

Even though we swore we wouldn't, our Universal trip last month brought us to Epcot for a day. I couldn't resist getting a chance to go to the Food and Wine Festival / 50th merch. But besides scoring a boarding group for Guardians, it was as miserable as I feared. Just crowds and crowds of...

Shout out to @lentesta for his guest opinion Essay for the NY Times. Great read Len!

Why exactly is bringing in the same CEO yet again exciting? It screams of poor Board leadership. I'm happy Chapek is leaving but Iger coming back is "meh" news. This is more to try and stave off further losses than for Iger to come in and reverse any poorly received decisions the company has...

We saw attendees streaming into Universal around 8pm last night. My husband who has never worked a corporate job, couldn't believe how many people he was seeing 😂. I'm assuming they rent it out for attendees? We were saying how cool it would be to ride VC at night (which side note was the...

Good to know you're doubling down on your disgusting comments. I'm from New Jersey and many other posters here are. Go pound sand.