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Valiantly screaming at the 18 year old doing a summer internship at WDW is pretty brave.

No, it’s not. If a person finds themselves yelling at a front-line cast member, over anything really, that person is an absolute jerk. This is not hard. It is not understandable. WDW is not some critical public service or accomodation, it’s a theme park. Don’t abuse the staff! This is not...

Maybe people shouldn’t scream at a Disney cast member making $18 an hour because they didn’t get their preferred line-skip program at a theme park? Maybe they should have some self-reflection about the fact that they are privileged enough in life to be able to afford a trip that costs thousands...

And I’m sure that they will take a significant amount of abuse for giving that answer. Given the vitriol and hyperbole spouted in this thread by posters I really feel badly for those cm’s. The ones at the ride entrances too.

With a popcorn bucket made to look like it’s a lot of little popcorn buckets.

I wonder why they did this? My understanding is that those festivals were wildly profitable for Epcot.

I’m not giving you “permission” to do anything. It appears pretty likely that a bunch of people previously eligible for DAS are no longer eligible. You have three options: 1. Sue Disney. Good luck; 2. Stop Going to Disney; 3. Adapt to be able to still enjoy the parks. That will likely...

You can also purchase and utilize Genie+.

I would further add that even though she may have qualified for DAS previously, she abused DAS every time she used it to skip a ride that has an indoor queue, in the same way that a DAS user abuses DAS to skip a queue that they could otherwise wait for (ie: the person who uses DAS to skip a 10...

Ok, well then I expect we will see news stories about people passing out in the lines, throwing up, and having panic attacks and other medical events in the queues of all the Six Flags Parks, Sea World, Universal, Busch Gardens, and local amusement parks any day now. Most of those have...

I mean, if you think that Disneyland had an equivalent line-skip system to DAS or GAC circa 1955-1975, then I don't know what to tell you.

There's a difference between "voicing displeasure" and some of the things posted in this thread.

It's also amazing that this wasn't a thing that happened for the first 40 or so years of Disneyland's existence before the ADA existed.

Should not be riding Tron... It's literally in the warnings Disney posts about the ride.

Oh, it's definitely this. The people protesting the loudest are probably the abusers. If you're in a thread calling posters "inhuman" because they think that a line skip system at a theme park might need to be tweaked, then you're the problem.

It’s been posted a lot in this thread, and these estimates are conservative, but: 1. We know from insiders that DAS users were using at least 50-75 percent of lightning lane capacity; and 2. We know from insiders here and all over the place that the LL: standby ratio ranges from 80 percent LL...

Sure, but the numbers posted in this thread indicate that it was a really really large piece of that puzzle. Given that we know DAS users were using up to 71 percent of capacity at popular attractions (and Len Testa seemed to indicate that might be conservative), even eliminating half of the...

So I just booked a trip for June 22-29th, based in part on these developments. I’m kind of optimistic about seeing the effect on reigning in DAS poweruser abuse on overall wait times, LL backup, and Genie+ capacity (how quickly/fast the G+ reservations get booked/sold out). I’ll be sure to...

DAS users eat up way more capacity than Genie+ users because DAS users can pull way more headliners in a day than G+ users can.

You go with the child to the bathroom and then return to line?