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I was always told if you have to ask how much then you probably can't afford it.

But "The magic is calling" you can't put a price on that.

Or more likely scenario is they want the DVC members to pay full price for their AP.

well there is a 68 page thread dedicated to the Grand Floridian to MK walkway https://forums.wdwmagic.com/threads/grand-floridian-to-magic-kingdom-walkway.956195/unread

True---But APs have never been priced at $1299 either

It's almost like Disney only wants those guests with "disposable" income.

Universal Orlando figured it out years ago so it can be done.

if they are going to charge $1299 for the top-tier pass they should at least open up the payment plan to everyone at that level.

Especially the ones that don't live in FL

So...if you don't live in FL or own DVC you are only eligible to purchase the $1299 Incredi-pass. Wonder if I will still be able to "bridge" my 7-day PH I currently have?

Also, Disney still has the ability to comp fast passes when the need arises. We were given fast passes back in March after a ride went down. Everyone in line received them.

That's what the park reservations system is for. The AH parties have built in crowd control by limiting the the number of tickets available (in theory)

Places like Universal can get away with it due to the fact their parks have considerably less guest in them so even with the Express passes the standby lines still move faster than Disney's standby lines when FP was available.

So kids are expected to wear masks since they can not be vaccinated? or are kids under the age of 12 exempt from the policy now? I know they were not back in March. Not trying to be argumentative just looking for clarification.

I would rather have no FP instead of a paid option. I will not pay extra to skip line. (don't buy Universal Express either) This may be the end of WDW for me depending on how this is implemented. If park capacity is reduced enough compared to pre-covid levels standby lines may be tolerable. Its...

My question is how does this apply to children under the age of 12. They are not yet eligible to be vaccinated.

My guess is 100% is relative. Whatever magic number equaled 100% pre-Covid will not be the new capacity once everything is opened back up. Bob already indicated Park reservations are here to stay!

I prefer the "Original" version of the ride

Florida Gov has already banned Vaccine Passports so how do you know when the population reaches a certain % vaccinated? Especially in areas like Orlando that have a high percentage of tourists.

I think most people are missing the point here. Just because the CDC or a State Government rescinds a mandate doesn't mean local businesses will follow through just yet. They are going to do what they think is necessary to protect their employees as well as their reputation. No one wants to see...