Can you bring a laptop into the parks?

[JoeCamel]

Has the wifi improved that much? The wifi requirements for my job arent small.

I thought it had, I carried a laptop for about 2 years and the wifi improved significantly but that was 8 - 10 years ago. The 5g should zing if they have enough pipe to get it out

 

[ppete1975]

Some folks have a yearly pass and can work remotely. Mind your bees knees

 

[muddyrivers]

Has the wifi improved that much? The wifi requirements for my job arent small.

There's so many people using the WiFi, even if it has improved, speeds may be the same or even slower since there's more people using WiFi on their phones/tablets than ever before.

If you have larger WiFi requirements and travel fairly often, it may be worth investing in one of those cellular hotspots so you know you're guaranteed a fast and stable connection.

 

[castlecake2.0]

I really hate the WFH in the parks trend, especially when they’re taking up tables when guests have nowhere to eat. Save that for the resort, the park isn’t your home office.

 

[JoeCamel]

I really hate the WFH in the parks trend, especially when they’re taking up tables when guests have nowhere to eat. Save that for the resort, the park isn’t your home office.

Accidentally drop a loaded cheeseburger on their keyboard, they will move

 

[ppete1975]

There's so many people using the WiFi, even if it has improved, speeds may be the same or even slower since there's more people using WiFi on their phones/tablets than ever before.

If you have larger WiFi requirements and travel fairly often, it may be worth investing in one of those cellular hotspots so you know you're guaranteed a fast and stable connection.

Id never work from Disney regardless, my 8 year old self that exists in the parks, would be bored by my job.

 

[mkt]

Has the wifi improved that much? The wifi requirements for my job arent small.

Nope. It's crap.

 

[Hakunamatata]

I would imagine that it would ratchet you down accessing through a VPN.

 

[celluloid]

Accidentally drop a loaded cheeseburger on their keyboard, they will move

There is a good chance that burger would have cost me more than their laptop.

 

[Ayla]

I would imagine that it would ratchet you down accessing through a VPN.

I can't imagine any reputable company that would allow an employee to connect using public wifi.