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Keep in mind that when making reservations you have to put the first nights cost down as a downpayment. If you're making each night a separate reservation you would have to pre-pay your entire stay.

Correct, according to statute 318.18(3)(b) the penalty for exceeding the speed limit by 1-5 mph is a warning. It's just not worth their time to stop you if you're in that range.

The estimated average attendance in 2013 for IoA was about 22k and for USF was about 19k. So by your logic HE is outdrawing both IoA and USF as well. It's still a silly number and has no real meaning except to raise eyebrows.

No, it's still a silly number. Let's take the 'slacking' Disney park and look at one of it's most popular attractions... Kilimanjaro Safari. It's capacity is 27000 for a 10 hour day. Last year attendance at IoA was in the 22k range. So should we say that one ride at DAK had more people ride than...

Here's an interesting fact -- the Haunted Mansion sees more people per day than Islands of Adventure. Numbers are silly things.

So what? That's a silly number to report. Average daily attendance at Islands of Adventure last year was in the 22k a day range or less than the number of people that board the Haunted Mansion every day. Theoretical maximum daily riders on Hogwarts Express is somewhere in the 32k - 33k range...

According to the 2009 Master Plan "Parcel 4" was already owned by Disney, so this isn't just about purchasing new adjacent property.

Here's a couple of twitter pics of MK last night before the last parade, so around 11'ish? Looks pretty quiet in Frontierland...

My understanding (and you absolutely should not consider me a reliable source ;) ) is that the CM's are NOT told how many FP+ are ever available for a given attraction. Those are set and controlled centrally and are sort of considered trade secrets. Again, that's just my understanding.

Agreed. Apparently the person that wrote the post has a CM child that works at MK and that's where the numbers are coming from.

I'm not saying that it's a cash grab, but Universal has increased the amount it costs to upgrade from one park to park hopper. In 2010 the one day park hopper had an increase of $30 over the base ticket price of $79. That's a bump of 38%. In 2013 it was a $36 dollar increase over the base ticket...

Yes, they do. However... they don't really allow outside companies to deliver golf carts into Fort Wilderness. The camper rental people get around this by delivering the golf carts when the deliver the trailers. There is at least one other outside company that rents into Fort Wilderness, but he...

They used an outside company for that rental (it's probably mentioned in the video). You pay the company for the rental of the trailer but you have to reserve and pay for the campsite. One of the perks of renting from this trailer company is that the golf carts are included in the price of the...

And every time someone tried to say the story was a national level problem he always brought it back to being a huge Disney problem. That's my point.

Sorry, I was being a bit flippant. I say that because of the forum member that took the story to CNN and presented it to them as being a Disney problem.

:cool: So... child molestation happens by people that don't work at Disney...? Hmmm... because the attitude of some people is that it's a Disney CM specific issue...

For cast members that work directly with children the fingerprint and background check are done annually.

"TripAdvisor ranked top picks using an algorithm that included quantity and quality of hundreds of reviews over a 12-month period. TripAdvisor also conducted a survey among 1,500 U.S. respondents on favorite park activities and top trends. Over 60 percent of U.S. respondents have visited or...

No, they are not allowed to purposely touch you. However, incidental contact does occasionally occur.