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Fellow Canadian here! You always have options, and Disney will always do everything they can to make it easy for them to take your payments ;). If you purchase directly through them, everything can go on a credit card- down payments, closing costs, and even the monthly loan payments if you need...

Well, to be fair, we are actually sitting at just over 1.2 million doses administered with a population of only 38 million for the whole country...it’s not great, but we are expected to receive continuous doses per our agreements with all of the manufacturers (with a reduced Pfizer schedule that...

They have both soy and rice milk based ice creams- I find the soy more creamy and “dairy-like” but of course there are many who are sensitive to soy, so it’s nice that they have options even within the dairy-free category. I love the gluten-free/dairy-free No Way Jose (though it’s huge, so I...

I wonder if using the boarding groups precludes guests from being able to ride more than once per day. I know that with the previous boarding groups, when the attraction was in full swing in late winter, getting a BG meant that you were not eligible to try for another one later in the day, even...

Do you have to scan your mug onto the drink platform first and then wait for the CM to fill up a disposable cup? That seems like a very inefficient way to manage it, but I understand why they would do it that way. I guess my next question is, are they still selling the refillable mugs?

Technically, yes- the DVC contracts do not guarantee park access or anything outside the scope of amenities that are paid for in part or in full by the maintenance fees. Even those are murky at times; for example, the Club Lounge at Jambo.

Thank you for posting this question! I have been wondering whether they are calculating it based on a percentage of a normal attendance day or actual capacity. For example, around 25000 people at MK is still a very busy day- like a sold out Halloween party. I’m not sure the “empty park, walk-on”...

Oh wow, they’ve removed Jambo from the list of 2021 bookings as well.

Drat. Do you mind sharing the link, please :)?

I have a three-way split...twice...in July and in August. I only received one email asking me to confirm, and it was for August 26-28 at Riviera. My guess was that they wanted to know whether they could move people from closed resorts into that room since Riviera seems to be a catch-all for that...

I can appreciate the oddity of the silence that those of you who are there now are seeing, as we were stayed out our March trip after the parks closed. By the 17th, we encountered other guests maybe one out of ten times walking down the hallways at Beach Club, and the Boardwalk was deserted. I...

I think this page says that currently, you can only modify your ticket if you have a package, if I’m interpreting it correctly: https://disneyworld.disney.go.com/experience-updates/parks/#modifications

Yes, all ticket sales have been suspended for 2020 for the time being. I assume that they will follow their statement of opening up ticket sales for 2020 “later this summer” when they see how capacity is looking.

This experience of trying to reserve parks for a vacation has certainly created memories to last a lifetime.

Not yet for me, at least...

We actually just watched this and after doing so, I feel it’s safe to say that the Pitch Meeting was far more entertaining than the movie looks to be...

That would certainly be a good solution; however, they have also listed in-room dining as unavailable during this period.

What is considered the “initial opening phase”? Is it when just DVC and FW are open pre-park openings, or does it encompass the first few weeks (?) of the opening of the entire resort?

About two weeks ago, before the opening announcement, they pulled all inventory of club level rooms from the website until the end of the year. There is speculation that they are not going to offer CL at all for the time being, as well as speculation that they pulled the rooms in order to...

Overflow from closed cash reservation resorts does seem like a legitimate reason to block off some of the resort for the next few months. However, and please forgive me as I am fuzzy on this, does Disney not get only two percent or so of DVC units to sell to cash guests? How can they block off...