Yes. I know that. I am aware. The point is that nobody is kicked out before the first closing time. The post that started this discussion claimed that guests were kicked out before the first closing time. This does not happen and has never happened.
Above is my 1st post. The parks close early. If you don't have a Very Mickey wrist band they kick you out. I didn't say they make you leave before the closing time for general admission tickets.
You didn’t….. but someone else did. The post your first post was replying to was about kicking guests out prior to posted closing time. That is what was being clarified.
I never said they would before the posted close time.
In what way that would change the policy of closing general park hours an hour prior to the special event?
Thank you!
Please try and read what others are posting. You are making it seem like there are two different languages we are conversing in.
When did I say guests are kicked out prior to the general closing time?
Show me the official closing time at MK on November 8th (the first night of MVMAH).
Come on! Please follow along. No one said you did. It was someone else who said they thought they remembered being asked to leave prior to official park closing time, and that was what was being questioned.
Perhaps their confusion is that on the Christmas special event nights the general park hours, historically, have been shorter than usual. So, if you are unaware of the special event's impact on your day, you could be caught off guard at "closing time" when you are expecting to have more time.
Would you say any of those things would change the policy of closing MK early and exiting normal guests prior to the start of the special event?
They have not posted park hours yet for Nov and Dec. I am SPECULATING that they will close the park to day guests sometime around 8pm or after the DE fireworks to give them time to clear out before the after hours event officially starts. Remember, day guests who are in line for an attraction at closing are allowed to stay in that line. So in order for the people who paid for the after hours event to have short wait times, most of the day guests should be out of the park before it begins. It’ll be dark early by then so they could conceivably have DE at 7:45pm and have regular park closing at 8.
WDW could limit attendance by just limiting attendance and not selling any tickets after a set amount. The correlation to also raising ticket prices in order to do it is a fallacy. The business plan has been a choice of:
