Parts of Disney World's Magic Kingdom to close early for a media event in March
Parts of Disney World's Magic Kingdom to close early for a media event in March
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Early close for Tomorrowland on March 14 at Magic Kingdom
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Tha Realest
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Great timing for the Spring Break crowds! MK was already a 10 that day.
...except the shareholders. No overtime, please!
… looks like we’ll be starting in Tomorrow Land…with everyone else 
I'd go to the other option that day - the other parks
Tha Realest
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I bet that family from Denver that dropped a few thousand this week on a Disney vacation is going to be thrilled when they can’t do Space Mountain because Alicia Stella needs to ride Tron for the 21st time.
This is not a serious issue. Go to MK on another day.
Tha Realest
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I’m doing another park that day as it is. Thanks for the advice though.
I'd limit my stress by going somewhere else but that's just me.
dovetail65
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Yeah, but there will be 5000 people there that day that only find out once they are there. Many guests dropped 10 grand and everything should be up and running. I felt bad today that Remy was down from 9 am and still down when I left at 4PM. Many guests in that area were visibly upset. It's not like they can go back to EPCOT tomorrow like I can.
Heck, I can say nothing ever said on this forum is serious, this is a WDW forum after all so the comment was not off the mark.
WDW can do this kind of stuff at 11 PM or 1 am, it doesn't have to be when they are open disregarding the guests dropping in many cases money they took years to save for a trip to WDW.
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You want to talk about upset? 8K guests seated at Fantasmic theatre at DHS and at last minute show gets cancelled. Have a good night!
dovetail65
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Yeah that really stinks, hope you were not there for that.
I was there, not a drop of rain but intermittent lighting strikes.
dovetail65
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Yeah, lighting they don't play with. If lightning strikes(I believe this means seen) within ten miles of the park, it is Disney policy for all outdoor rides/attractions/shows to be shut down.
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Tha Realest
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The vast majority of people visiting that day won’t know until they arrive, if then - I expect a lot to be turned away at the end of the night
JoeCamel
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Awwww, they looked out for your safety and their insurance claims......
Then you haven't been in bottlenecks on NYE.
Guest Relations will be busy when some guests make a beeline for it like they do when F! show gets cancelled.
Tha Realest
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Because last minute weather related cancellations and choosing to schedule a media event that closes a section of the park with just a few days notice (during one of the busiest weeks for Spring Break) are completely the same thing
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