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Fully understand that going to Disney World is not a right. However, it's pretty short sighted of Disney to bump up their prices when it's on the edge of being affordable for middle class America. Nowhere have I said that Disney is denying anyone their basic human rights, but thanks for putting...

My work ethic is fine. I have only went when I had a morning meeting and my flight went out the next day, so I had that afternoon/evening to play. My boss knew about it and certainly didn't have a problem with it.

1. People do buy one day tickets. Weekenders. People traveling for business. I know it's not the best value, but that's not the point. 2. See where demand is when the incentive programs aren't being offered. The incentive programs were originally intended to be temporary, but the economy...

My apologies for not knowing the budget of FLE. That will be the first major project since what, Expedition Everest? All the while ticket prices, room prices, etc. have went up at a far greater rate than inflation can account for. And what they are spending their budgets on does have...

So they cost the same? Universal is getting a headliner and what exactly is FLE going to give us?

I would, too. I love Disney, but enough is enough. At some point consumers need to stop acting like sheep and show their displeasure by spending money elsewhere.

So, have we had 33% inflation over the last five years? Because that's how much a one day ticket has increased over the 2005 price.

While I understand that Disney is a business, I also understand that we are in a recession. Many people have lost their jobs and those that have their jobs have had their salaries frozen, if not decreased. It's enlightening to see a 33% increase over 2005's one day ticket prices. I would also...

Wow. In five years time, ticket prices have been raised from approximately $60 for a one day to $82. That's a 33% jump.

No ride is worth an 8, 12, or 16 hour wait. Geez. This is good, though. Perhaps it will cause Disney to get off their duff and answer with something substantial. I love Disney, enough to give them a lot of my money, but let's face it. They've been a bit stale.

If I were to pick POR, I would go with Alligator Bayou. It's much more shaded and has a better feel to it than the Manor style. Those rooms just feel like a giant hotel. Alligator Bayou has a lot of nice, shaded, paths to walk, and the lighting is perfect. Coronado Springs is beautiful, but...

Moderates are still reasonably priced when you take into account what you get. Deluxes are way too expensive in my opinion, but I've never stayed at one. I just can't justify the cost when I'm spending most of my time in the park.

AE was one of those rides worth going to once every trip. I miss it. Shame on someone who didn't pay attention to the warnings and took their kid on. Because we so often cater to the lowest common denominator, we lost a good attraction.

Agreed. It's hard to enjoy escapism when what you are trying to avoid follows you everywhere.

I would go with POR, particularly Alligator Bayou. Lots of shaded areas and great places to take romantic walks, etc. If you don't want to do a lot of walking, just request a building close to the Lobby, swimming pool, bus stop, whatever it is you want to be close to. While Coronado Springs...

this attraction baffles me...why make an attraction with limited appeal on a fading property? Oh well, I'm more likely to see Sounds Dangerous than this. :)

6 days, 7 hours, 35 minutes and 50 seconds!~

Why are people happy or complacent about Disney charging for a service they already offer? I don't get it. Are we all like sheep?

I hope they don't do this. :( It's expensive enough.

A t-shirt shop! The world's largest one, right where the lagoon used to be. Make your own t-shirts! There's never been one of those before.