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Worst argument ever. First off, it's QSR, you order and sit down at a table. Part of the dining is that you can choose where to sit and do not have a table assigned to you like TSR. Second, go ask the CM's at Cinderella's Royal Table if you can go in to just "look around." Get back to me...

You were part of one of the first TEST groups of actual guests to see how the new system would operate. Key word, TEST. Did I mention TEST? The system does work. Trust me, I've done it too. They have been continuously updating the system when they discover a glitch. You can't fix a problem if...

I just want to say that this quote was one of the best posts in this forum. People want to complain about the umbrellas, fine. But it is the front line cast members that have to deal with all of the guest complaints at their job and try to come up with their own solutions to problems left behind...

I believe right now they are just testing 3 FP for 1 Park only. I have a feeling Disney will try to keep a strict limit of 3 FPs per day to due to the increased number of guests using MM+. One aspect of MM+ is to allow guests an equal opportunity to pre-book FPs. However, FPs will be just like...

You don't even look at what you write yourself. Stop wasting my time flynnibus and find something else to complain about at WDW. The GAC were added as a way to "accommodate" disabled individuals so that Disney would never have to deny someone the ability to ride an attraction or enter a queue...

Sec. 12182. Prohibition of discrimination by public accommodations (a) General rule. No individual shall be discriminated against on the basis of disability in the full and equal enjoyment of the goods, services, facilities, privileges, advantages, or accommodations of any place of public...

(a) General rule "No individual shall be discriminated against on the basis of disability in the full and equal enjoyment of the goods, services, facilities, privileges, advantages, or accommodations of any place of public accommodation by any person who owns, leases (or leases to), or operates...

One of the main reasons Disney had the GAC is because not all areas of the parks were handicap accessible. Now that Disney has gone through and modified existing pathways and has built all new areas to ADA compliance, the GAC is losing it's own value. Operations is starting to get stricter with...

There is a lot of mis-information out there about BOG. This style of restaurant has never been done before, so a lot of people don't understand how it operates. This includes cast members, travel agents, reservation people, etc. Once the queue line is cut-off for lunch, the restaurant is closed...

Pay should be based on performance. There can be people who are very good at their job, but make the same as somebody who does average work. Not everybody is management material. Some people are just harder workers than others, and unfortunately Disney doesn't compensate them for it.

Unfortunately, due to its overwhelming popularity, guests can no longer just tour BOG. All guests must be dining in the restaurant to go inside. Hence the reason why it is the only quick service location with a daily queue line. If you go early enough in the day, usually between 9-10am, they...

Actually, based on those guest surveys people fill out in the parks, Be Our Guest is rated the #1 quick service location in all Disney Parks and Resorts. Dinner is also pretty high on the table service list. People are always entitled to their own opinion, but it's also nice when I get to see...

Cast members only get a raise if there is a provision within the contract from the labor union. Disney does not willingly give raises on its own like most companies.

By the way, please don't take out your financial frustrations on the cast members or think that they owe you something more while you are at the theme park. Guess how much of a raise they got for inflation? $0.00. Cast members don't get annual raises, despite ticket or merchandise price increases.

I have always said that $100 per day for a single park will be the tipping point if you were to look at it from an economies of scale standpoint. Disney is trying to filter out low and middle income American families. They are targeting the foreigners and people not living on budgets who will...

Just think, for every 1 million guests with a single day ticket at MK, it's an extra $5 million in revenue.

There are very few medical cases that would warrant somebody not being able to wait in a queue line. If such a disability is severe enough, I think GAC should require a doctor's note stating what the disability is. Most queues and attractions at WDW (not necessarily DL) are handicap accessible...

I guarantee that most cast members who work at either of those locations have never been on the website to see the complete list of participating locations. Same with DVC and Annual Pass. When they are hired and trained at a location, they are simply told by their trainer or management what...

Unfortunately, that's probably what will happen since "Dance Parties" are no longer "safe" for guests.

It's all a matter of what restaurant you went to, and what time. Some restaurants are busier than others and have more ADR's booked, hence the number of walk-ins drastically decreases. Other restaurants will have peak dining times and non-peak dining times. If you don't have an ADR, your best...