ToTBellHop
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Disney After Hours BOO BASH
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ToTBellHop
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Sirwalterraleigh
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Yeah...I wouldn’t even believe them. They haven’t earned that trust. It’s a really bad management regime. Not park people at all. They don’t seem to understand the fundamentals
Sirwalterraleigh
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...I might actually buy that one
Sirwalterraleigh
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Throw in Mary poppins and now we’re talking
DryerLintFan
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Sirwalterraleigh
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G00fyDad
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Maybe 4pm. I thought I read somewhere that it would let ticket holders for this thing in 3 hours early. Maybe I misread that though. Either way it is a hard pass from me.
Sirwalterraleigh
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they have in the past. Not sure if this will be any different?
"Disney After Hours BOO BASH tickets will grant admission to Magic Kingdom Park as early as 7 p.m. without the need for a day park ticket or Disney Park Pass theme park reservation"
Wendy Pleakley
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This event falls under the "After Hours" label.
These events are known for being super low capacity. They are not comparable to the holiday parties.
While capacity numbers are not being released, it's reasonable to assume this new event will be the same, until we learn otherwise.
These events are known for being super low capacity. They are not comparable to the holiday parties.
While capacity numbers are not being released, it's reasonable to assume this new event will be the same, until we learn otherwise.
JustInTime
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As long as the holiday parties come back that’s fine. But I won’t be going.
I love the Halloween and Christmas parades and parties. I miss not seeing them in 2 years. That said, I want the real full parties, not a cheap version. Therefore, as someone who visits both in September and late November. I will wait and hope for a full Christmas Party and not spend $119 for each ticket for Halloween. $99.00 was my limit since I already give them so much money for our Platinum plus passes and DVC dues.
...I might actually buy that one
The numbers I've seen thrown around for a DAH is 12k - 15k.
That's 13% - 16% of packed-to-the-gills phased closing capacity, or, 20% - 26% of an average day.
It's a lot less than the 25% of completely-full capacity that WDW re-opened with this past summer.
That's 13% - 16% of packed-to-the-gills phased closing capacity, or, 20% - 26% of an average day.
It's a lot less than the 25% of completely-full capacity that WDW re-opened with this past summer.
There won't be a cheap version of the Halloween Party. There will be no Halloween Party.
The will be, however, After Hours events, themed to Halloween.
The two events are completely different. One is not a version of the other.
ToTBellHop
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I want to say the very early days last July were 15%, and the parks were dead. At to that the fact that they are loading a lot more people on rides now as distancing has fallen.
Goofnut1980
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This is pretty underwhelming... Didn't they mention trick or treating originally? No fireworks and no parades. $130 for some ice cream bars and a bottle of soda. How much of that can one eat? We did the Villains' after hours before and after a couple of snacks you really cant fit more in. Things like Space were incredibly long for the wait. I wont spend $130 for a 3 hour event.
Also I noticed there is not one of these parties listed for the week of the 50th. Maybe we are actually getting something for the 50th on that Friday.
Also I noticed there is not one of these parties listed for the week of the 50th. Maybe we are actually getting something for the 50th on that Friday.