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News Disney Park Pass System announced for Walt Disney World theme park reservations
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It appears some changes have been made to the park reservation selection process.
There's an option now to refresh the calendar:
It also appears that dates on the calendar are no longer showing as being blocked out if you have a reservation on that date. When you click on a previously reserved date, this screen and message now comes up:
There's an option now to refresh the calendar:
It also appears that dates on the calendar are no longer showing as being blocked out if you have a reservation on that date. When you click on a previously reserved date, this screen and message now comes up:
'Good To Go Days' For Walt Disney World Annual Passholders Make Surprise Return For July 2024
'Good To Go Days' For Walt Disney World Annual Passholders Make Surprise Return For July 2024
'Good To Go Days' For Walt Disney World Annual Passholders Make Surprise Return For July 2024
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Jrb1979
Well-Known Member
It's not a surprise when you know attendance is down and rooms are empty.'Good To Go Days' For Walt Disney World Annual Passholders Make Surprise Return For July 2024
'Good To Go Days' For Walt Disney World Annual Passholders Make Surprise Return For July 2024
'Good To Go Days' For Walt Disney World Annual Passholders Make Surprise Return For July 2024
ToTBellHop
Well-Known Member
The choice of random dates seems pointless to me. Why not say, "no reservations required through August 31"? No one will say, "oh, good! I have PTO and I happen to remember that Tuesday is a Good to Go Day!"
If they're worried about attendance and "good to go" days improve attendance, then why not make everyday a good to go. You know to get people to go?
Having more guests is bad!
Having less guests is bad!
They did this to themselves.
Having more guests is bad!
Having less guests is bad!
They did this to themselves.
CastAStone
5th gate? Just build a new resort Bob.
I mean, yes and yes thoughHaving more guests is bad!
Having less guests is bad!
Disstevefan1
Well-Known Member
They existed almost 50 years without restrictions like PPR, blackout days and all sorts of APs always on sale for anyone who wanted one.
Now it’s a good idea, it’s good business, to place all the restrictions on?
If that’s what they think is good then don’t worry about attendance like their movie business doesn’t worry about the box office.
Jambo Dad
Well-Known Member
And restrictions that came with massive escalations in price. This is what they claimed they wanted! This is way more effective than fixing the capacity issue,
Disstevefan1
Well-Known Member
At one time, the summer was peak season. NO MORE.'Good To Go Days' For Walt Disney World Annual Passholders Make Surprise Return For July 2024
'Good To Go Days' For Walt Disney World Annual Passholders Make Surprise Return For July 2024
'Good To Go Days' For Walt Disney World Annual Passholders Make Surprise Return For July 2024
Since WDW opened, summer was one of the most crowded times in the parks over time folks learned this and learned to stay away during crowded times and guess what, what was crowded times before are not crowded times now.
Sept,, October, was one if the best times to go! now its now crowded because folks learned.
Beginning of December and Beginning of Jan. are still good to go.... until most folks learn this
Sirwalterraleigh
Premium Member
It would only be a “surprise” if you’ve paid no attention to the last few years or are in active denial
So you mean executives and management at Disney.
Sirwalterraleigh
Premium Member
…don’t forget the vloggers/podcasters who are desperate for clicks before the unemployment runs out…
Is drew broadcasting live from the drained splash mountain trough today?
Liloandstitch3
Member
something I’ve been curious about since they announced the new lightning lane. Will the new pre book lightning lane effectively remove any and all park reservations? As of now annual pass holders, even those staying on property (SMH) are still required to go through that extra hoop.
MouseEarsMom33
Well-Known Member
I was thinking the same. Wouldn't be surprised if reservations go away once the paid LL starts.
CaptainAmerica
Premium Member
No. You have to have a park reservation to pre-book lightning lanes.
Liloandstitch3
Member
Really? Even for on site guests? I did not see that. I was thinking your on site stay granted you access to the seven day window.
CaptainAmerica
Premium Member
It's both. You need park reservations, but a resort reservation "unlocks" your ability to use your AP in the on-site booking window.
nickys
Premium Member
What about offsite guests then?