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I've been on this board off and on since around 2005, and I have no idea what this means.

Mind blown. Because not only would that make business sense to Disney, someone thought of this plan long ago. This is a very long term plan. And Disney can "bring you back to an era lost to time!" with "ticket" rides. They could even bring back the paper version and people would pay for the...

My point was that it was clearly a pet, even acted like one. It wasn't very calm around people, though it didn't act aggressive either.

My wife made this exact comment. Why not just get a ticket for the event, skip the daytime hassle, and enjoy the most popular rides? Sure you miss some rides, but you get to ride the most popular ones.

I saw a German Shepherd last week. Shepherds are my favorite breed but it was very concerning because it appeared to be a homemade "service dog" vest with a homemade ID card. It was clearly someone's pet.

My experience is of course anecdotal, but the DVC event I attended last week had huge lines for Slinky Dog, though Rock N Roller Coaster was only around 25 minutes. Maybe it's just because it was Slinky Dog (newer ride).

Maybe Marni can confirm, but I've been noticing less and less night time extra magic hours, being replaced by special ticketed events. If that's accurate, you can bet evening extra magic hours are on the way out for good. My problem is that they're promoting these events as "low wait times" for...

Was this in 1945?

You mean you're going to wait and see and not negatively prejudge? How dare you sir!

Will Riviera DVC members have priority access to, or increased availability of the Skyliner over Caribbean Beach guests?

I was going to ask this. Since Riviera is a "deluxe" resort, do guests get some sort of priority or increased availability of the gondolas over Caribbean Beach?

Honestly, that's not a bad idea at all.

So Keenz could consider taking an existing ADA approved wheelchair, plus it with storage and other compartments, then sell it. The challenge it to always be ahead of the chaser. As they close loopholes, the companies create new ones. And yeah, all of us have been to Disney and seen the abuse...

I'm not getting into y'all's discussion 😆, but his point (I think) was that much larger systems are allowed like the double BOB, but the much smaller Keenz is banned. It's a head scratcher.

Have you seen a double BOB? 😆

I posted several pages ago that the double BOB also is not banned. Still scratching my head at the wagon ban if it's related to guest issues.

So Keenz will get with a medical professional group, make some engineering changes, then have it classified.

They don't though, sadly. Remember the red disability card?

Not a chance unless you were hiding in one of the alleys in a corner. 😆 And why?

Yikes. So what this will ultimately mean is a very minuscule reduction in wagons because families will just claim that their child is "special needs". And with no enforcement or verification ability, Disney has their hands tied.