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I would rather slide down a barbed wire banister into a bucket of alcohol than go through that!

Don't forget that a lot of people are self-employed or in sales and have to check on work. Waiting in line is a good place to get caught up.

I agree that you won't have an issue with alcohol at any of the parks other than Epcot, in particular WS. This is due to the non-vacationing patrons liking the slower pace of WS as well as the number of venues in which they can obtain a drink. Disney needs to continue to raise 1 day passes and...

I agree. The child needs to sleep with his grandmother and let her handle this issue.

For real, they are on the plane for what, 2 hours tops!

DAS will not help those families with a severely autistic child who will never learn the concept of waiting. Disney's answer to this problem was the GAC, that was, until parents of mildly autistic children saw it as a gravy train and hopped on. Keeping families together was what this lawsuit...

Easy for you to say since you don't have a disabled child who has siblings that aren't disabled. The GAC was created to keep families like these together but now a parent has to stay at the hotel with the disabled child while the other parent takes their non-disabled siblings to the park. Happy...

For a minute there, I thought you were describing F&W and your typical non-vacationer lewd behavior.

If the best you can do is $800, I would drive but you should be able find something half that rate and then it would be worth flying. Driving that far really wears you out and it takes about a day to recover.

I would ask him what he thinks about how expensive it has become and about how F&W has been taken over by non-vacationing drunks.

I don't see the problem being alcohol and it isn't your out of town vacationer who is abusing it (who can afford to be hungover when spending this kind of money). Disney has recognized who the abusers are and has taken steps through increased costs to address this issue.