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I bet she didn't understand the intricacies of it though, like the 2 hour window, when it applies and how it applies.

Disneys idea of a groundbreaking deal for customers is by rasing prices by 15% and then a month later offering a whopping 15% discount off tickets.

Thats assu.ing For the 3 weeks we were there recently ToT had all 4 lifts in operation the 10 or so times we did it and the waits were no lower than previous times we had been.

Or D) People are still coming to Disney parks as planned, but instead cutting back on dining in restaurants and staying off resort.

Except Disney attendance isn't down. Both Disney and Universal are busy parks.

Love the way he says buckle...😁

On our recent trip Universal was busier than we have ever known it - have no idea why, but the number of people in these parks certainly not coming down, if anything they are all getting busier.

We stayed off property and we got breakfast included, evening food included, parking included, regular buses to the parks included, alcoholic drink included.....saved a fortune over the Disney budget resorts and got a hotel room way way better than the motel style budget Disneys.

They aren't daft...thats another 60 minutes of LL+ $20 they can sell.

Yep for sure...that was one of the 2 reasons we stayed there 1) A quick walk after HHN to avoid Uber queues or crowded buses 2) 'free' Express Passes for day of check in and day of check out.

People are not critical for the sake of it. They are critical because mainly Disney are charging more and more, way beyond any inflation, yet appear to be giving back less and less. I think THAT is the crux of the matter. Nobody has ever said they are critical and having a miserable time -...

Let's be honest, if Disney hotels were not on Disney property, they wouldn't be half the price they are. Art Of Animation last year, it was simply a Motel, but with little mermaid theme room. If that room didn't have a theme and in resort, it would be very very cheap. Like for like, Disney...

I never had a car on this visit, it was one of the perks on my booking confirmation....but I never needed a car as they provide buses.

Really? I know EE's queue line is very authentic looking and mildly interesting,but the Guardians queue is quite spectacular...lots going on in the queue line and 2 pre ride rooms. Comparing the 2 is like comparing apples to pears, they are very different attractions, but I'd say Guardians...

That's why I've never stayed there. I just don't agree with Resort Fees....if you can't have the room without it then it should be added to the room rate. Its one of the biggest cons out there.

I've never paid a resort fee ever in all my times in Orlando...have in Vegas but never Orlando. Stayed non-resort at Holiday Inn Lake Buena (3x), Rosen Centre, Drury Plaza, Cabana Bay, Surfside/Dockside, Red Lion (horrific!!) Hard Rock, Sapphire Falls, Portofino Bay..and a few more i cant...

Plus most decent level non-resort hotels include complementary buses now, so that's not even a disadvantage now.

I was staying at Drury Plaza recently and they provide Buses to and from all Disney parks. HS and Epcot were a 10 minute ride on their bus. AK 12 mins, MK 20 mins. So its free and not that time consuming. Travelling park to park is also free on the Disney transportation. I've also stayed mega...

Not only that, I like to speak to locals, or should I say Americans in the parks as its great to get other peoples feelings on things and how they hit the parks. And I'll say this, I've had many many people say they used to stay on property but this year decided to stay just outside as the cost...