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that's around the (statistical) high point of hurricane season

I thought the same, but there really are not any sightlines for an audience to watch a band (IMHO). The stage is not that high up. I am about 5'8'' and I could see the drummer's head:

it really does not seem like area is meant for 'concerts'. I mean, I imagine they could set up a tent out in the crowd w/ a front view of the stage, but the production team (sound, lights, video screen) for the current show was off to the side, not side stage, just out and off to the side...

I took one around noon today. I think the morning folks had left already and the afternoon folks hadn't gotten there yet. I think I saw one person at the fish n chips pickup and two folks looking at the menu at the cash register.

people seemed to spend time enjoying the new entertainment this afternoon...at least there was more than the dozen or so that the concept art showed.

just do not forget which areas flood and make sure to bring ones rain boots

I assume this is typically a slow time since they are offering passholders extra dinning discounts. Yet, it does surprise me that I seem to be able to find dinning rather easily over the past week. Maybe this scares people away?

to me, it suggest that it is Dream 'that soar' -- should be about characters that have big dreams.

I guess from my view, well data groups today use predictive analytics to understand the general stats as a way to factor these things in. But that is the perfect world and as @lentesta suggested, Disney really feels they have no financial interest is pouring money in t 'fix' the issue. As an...

the problem I still see, even with this is that during that 50 minuets, the LL varies between 0 people and 50 people at any given moment. Things move for around 10 min, then a couple of families join in via LL -- sometimes the LL fills up -- so standby seems vary based on how often the standby...