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Does anybody know if they are running CBMJ during MK’s extended evening hours? If not, can we sneak in around 10 minutes before park close or do we need to be there even earlier to catch it?

Several bloggers (and some randos!) have reported the tier 1s don’t unlock until you scan in, even after a first return expires. If that changes, the system would work much better for late risers/arrivers— basically sacrificing a FP for the ability to unlock better ones from outside the park— I...

I’m not entirely sure I’m following you. I think we agree you need to be IN a park and already tapped into at least one LL before those 10AM drops start, right? You’re locked out of all T1 rides (beyond your first) until you actually get in the park AND ride one. We are a West coast based...

I’m not in the parks yet, but ADRs were a huge pain when booking 7-11 days in advance. I couldn’t find a consistent rhyme or buffer when actually racing to set things up at 7AM, but having breakfast/brunch res absolutely screwed up a lot of early times…and you couldn’t quickly cancel them from...

I would be surprised if they scrap it in 3mo, but our family will likely be visiting WDW less until they come up with the next iteration. I didn’t love the 7AM wake for G+, but I’m still waking for the VQ and now (instead of setting an alarm for 1m before 2h after park open), I’m going to need...

There are plenty of other cruise lines where you can spend all your meals chatting with your kids without any diversions! This is how I feel about Rapunzel, Tiana, and Arendelle. The Marvel dining room is honestly sensory overload and I can’t imagine doing it more than once a year…but we are...

Agree that weather is a factor—but I would still expect the limited (entirely indoor line) rides remaining open would have much longer waits.

One thing that shocks me as I keep checking back is how short the waits are for most rides right now. FEA at 35, Remy at 30, Soarin at 5 right now… I’ve waited substantially longer than that IN lightening lanes for all of those rides (maybe not quite 30 for FEA). Over at DHS, Tower of Terror...

We *are* going to the party but my kids just handed me a list of like 10 treats they want to eat… I had to tell them “not all in one night, friends”— I’ll let them try 2 maaaaaybe 3 if the lines aren’t too long. MK would get a lot more money from us if only half of them were behind the paywall...

Yep, I appreciate Purduevian’s spot checks (and understand that people don’t want to be on their phones all day refreshing!) but it doesn’t look quite as dire as I originally thought this AM, based on one random check (no refresh) at 4:15pm, in my case. This is basically what I saw but also ToT...

We are happy to pay $$$ for premium experiences but this makes me think we will by LLMP a lot less than we used to buy G+ (which was daily). It’s not going to work on arrival day (with the possible exception of AK) to get more than one ride we’d actually want to use it on, and it doesn’t look...

Sadly, I am too old to get this reference. Just seeing a turd in an aqua leisure shirt.

Guys, I think it’s becoming pretty obvious what’s going to happen here — Expedition Everest with Country Bear Musical Jamboree Overlay, and it works, because bears are animals!

“Gritty totally fits because he’s a party animal.”

We need a hard ticket event where you can meet princesses dressed as Marvel characters and Avengers dressed as princesses (or villains).

OMG, it’s 90m…it might actually be everything anybody could ever possibly need to know.

Apologies if this was covered earlier but if you’re on site for a week, do you purchase one day at a time or can you put them all in your cart and check out at once? Also does the next day forward just suddenly become available at 7AM or do you need to refresh the app, etc? I think LLMP could...

Completely agree— which is why a fixed corporate budget would be better than his own dime.

I personally do think it’s a great thing to take iconic American brands and experiences and then modify them to adapt to local preferences while still maintaining some of the essence that made them billion dollar companies in the first place. Academics call this “soft power” and it helps us...

Guys, Bob Iger is probably worth north of $100,000,000 — it doesn’t matter if he has to pay for LLMP and BOG for his entire extended family every day for a month.