any word when we can start buying annual passes again?

Sirwalterraleigh

Premium Member
I'll second that. While it is annoying to have to make reservations at all, and limited numbers of them at that, there have been zero days that I literally couldn't get into any park (Epcot and DAK being available all the time), and zero days that I couldn't park hop after 2 to whatever park I wanted to in the two instances (out of around 40 days in the past 18 months) that I couldn't get into the park I wanted.
So it’s fantastic,huh? Helping them squeeze every cent out of labor will help the customers and stockholders?
 

MichWolv

Born Modest. Wore Off.
Premium Member
So it’s fantastic,huh? Helping them squeeze every cent out of labor will help the customers and stockholders?
I merely agreed that the system did not prohibit me from getting into parks. I didn’t say it was fantastic, and in fact called it annoying. There is no good reason for you to deliberately mischaracterize my comment, and it was rude of you to do so.
 

Sirwalterraleigh

Premium Member
I merely agreed that the system did not prohibit me from getting into parks. I didn’t say it was fantastic, and in fact called it annoying. There is no good reason for you to deliberately mischaracterize my comment, and it was rude of you to do so.
I know. My point is the more we accept as “sensible”…the further things get from an actual level of objective sensibility. We are barreling towards block pricing…which is just ridiculous.
 

payload

Member
Still Waiting Office Tv GIF by The Office
 

MickeyLuv'r

Well-Known Member
That seems about like usual. 2 trips in a year you break even, any more than 2 trips is needed to start saving money.
Though not necessarily.

AP usually = room discounts, some food discounts, parking, and merch discounts.

It is important to mention that AP's don't have to be all or nothing. By "all" I mean AP's for the whole family. A family can reach the AP break-even point faster by buying just one AP and using it for the discounts, and the rest of the family buys regular park tickets.
 

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