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The legality has been discussed quite a bit in this thread, and that is an important aspect. There is also the broader matter of public perception. If the change is perceived as reducing fraud, that will improve Disney's image. If the change is perceived in a negative light, public perception...

That was happening, but then we had the whole opioid crises.

I can't answer the legality question, and as I said, I've never been to SP. Their version of unlimited Express pass is only $30 though, so I am thinking it is a much smaller park. SP is owned by Sea World though, so that is another tidbit to consider. [In other threads, forum members have...

except in both cases, i did that, and it did not work. the CM's refused. The first time, it just happened the person who checked us in was a supervisor. She eventually made a short phone call to confirm my reservation, but that was only after refusing multiple times. In the second scenario...

According to a very recent Attractions Magazine article, Sesame Place in PA just announced new accommodations called Autism Days. On those days they will modify some rides and shows to be less loud/with reduced effects. Thier general policy is to use the IBCCES card for those with...

Not DAS related, but more than once I have bought vacations packages. Only when we arrived at WDW, the CM's told us we had only reserved a hotel room - no park tickets or DDP. In both instances, when I politely asked the CM's to please investigate/try something else, they immediately accused...

Definitely. What I was trying to say was that WDW TS meals eat up a good chunk of time. Just the meal itself. Time= $. On a non-park day, the amount of time might not matter very much. On a park day with G+, the impact is more significant. Back when WDW prices were more reasonable, I noticed...

Nope. Mobile ordering from Capt Cook's and Gasp Grill does not trigger a pop-up like Contempo Cafe does.

Not sure, but Disney is strict at the Contemporary. People would mobile order food at Contempo Cafe, or just claim they had, then get dropped off at CR as a way to bypass the slow security at the TTC. The smaller one on the walkway between CR/MK, and the one inside CR for the monorail were far...

Yes, but that is only if you buy the DDP. In this case free dining as a discount is the cost of your WDW food as compared against the slyly worded 'up to 25% off' room offer. These days when Disney advertises one of their %off offers, the actual discount is usually less than the advertised up...

I meant opened in the sense of looking at it.

An aspect of GAC, FP paper, and even to some extent FP+ was that initially many parkgoers didn't know about them, or didn't know how to fully use them, or were not interested in power-using them. Many parkgoers did not seek a 4th FP+, and only used the 3 prebooked ones without modifying them...

Oh, I don't know....reinstating ticket books for a bit could do some good. It is kinda fun at smaller parks as long as the ticket don't cost too much. Wastes a lot of paper though. Maybe WDW could have digital ticket books. Oh wait, isn't that pretty much what VQ/ILL's are? (GoG/ Tron)...

Thanks. This is very useful. From my perspective, I was a bit surprised the first time I rode. Stairs on other rides, I earlier mentioned the Mummy for example, have not seemed as difficult to navigate as the ones on GoG. In my case, it was not due to the GoG ride, but as you said the space...

Sadly, that attitude does run through our society. A member of my extended family is a civil engineer. Some of the work he's done over the years has been things like reworking sidewalks to include tactile paving. Tactile paving is very effective, low-cost, and though originally meant to help...

It was a lighthearted response to a specific post some pages back, post #3845. Sorry if the attempt at levity fell flat. I've seen plenty of people puke in amusement and theme parks over the years. More people throwing up wouldn't make the news because it is already so very common. (Though...

We don't yet know quite what WDW will offer. That is part of the challenge right now. WDW has a long history of welcoming guests with disabilities, and well beyond that. From everything I have read and seen, Disney is great about helping folks with all sorts of medical conditions, like food...

Most of the times I've seen people vomit at WDW, it was not due to motion sickness. The guy that hit me after the Mummy admitted he felt sick before he went on the ride. (I would have much preferred pure motion sickness, so this was not a comforting thing to hear.) Viruses are just part of...

You've never seen someone throw up at an amusement park? Have you been to a theme park? I've been hit by stranger's vomit, like the guy getting off the Mummy who spewed all over me, the ride vehicle, his friend. For that matter, I've lost my gut quite a few times at WDW. (In the last year...

Indeed. These forums often make me think of Thumper, "If you can't say something nice...."