HarperRose
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When you check your bags into your home airport, do you consider that part of DME? No.From a consumer's perspective, isn't that just DME?
It isn't any different when you check your bags to go home.
When you check your bags into your home airport, do you consider that part of DME? No.From a consumer's perspective, isn't that just DME?
When you check your bags into your home airport, do you consider that part of DME? No.
It isn't any different when you check your bags to go home.
Sure it is. Checking bags at the resort is the equivalent of checking bags literally at my house, not my home airport.When you check your bags into your home airport, do you consider that part of DME? No.
It isn't any different when you check your bags to go home.
Disney could do everything 'right' as per the wishes of the people on these forums and a Super Nintendo World will still see huge attendance figures. It's the nature of the business.When Super Nintendo World opens in Orlando, Disney execs will regret every shortsighted decision they’ve made since 2017. Mario will be the first thing since Potter to actually live up to its hype.
Eh, who am I kidding? Those people will be long gone, ruining other companies too. “Sell the widgets!”
When Super Nintendo World opens in Orlando, Disney execs will regret every shortsighted decision they’ve made since 2017. Mario will be the first thing since Potter to actually live up to its hype.
Has Uni Re-Hired folks (at this moment) to get this back up and running?? If not, that is a pretty optimistic time line....Disney could do everything 'right' as per the wishes of the people on these forums and a Super Nintendo World will still see huge attendance figures. It's the nature of the business.
The question is always long term impact.
And speaking of long term, SNW is about five year away. Lots of things can be different by then for good or for ill.
Well this did force Disney to announce the building of Pandora and then eventually purchase Lucasfilm.People said the same exact thing when Potter opened. Disney would RUE THE DAY. Yet here we are...
How did they do it before MDE?
How do they do it going almost anywhere else in the world?
I had to do that when my kids were really young and it stunk. I rented a town car that showed up late. I paid to have the driver meet me at luggage claim to help and when I finally got a hold of him, he said that because he was running late, he did not want to come in. I also asked for child seats that he did not bring with him. I had a 2 & 3 yo with me at the time. Back then it was over $100rt plus they wanted a tip. I almost cried when Disney announced DME shortly after that.
agree with much, but are people grasping they are still paying, what, 350 a night for a small Port Orleans Room with none of the perks that used to justify paying that much? There are better deals to be found outside the bubble...Sorry I'm a little late to the party on this thread. To be blunt, the only part of the Magical Express that was magical was the luggage service. For years, we joked that it was the Magical Mystery Tour because you never knew how long you'd wait for a bus and how many stops it would make. I havent used them in years and either took a cab or now lyfts/uber. Leaving the parks we'd occasionally take it back to MCO but it really depended on how tired we were! One tip (if it has been mentioned before, I apologize for being late), I used the Mears App to order a van for our party 5 and 6 bags. They were on time, it didnt cost anymore than a regular cab to MCO, and everything including the bags were comfortable
There are some good neighbor hotels that are probably closer than Animal Kingdom lodge or the All-Stars, depending on what Park you're going to.agree with much, but are people grasping they are still paying, what, 350 a night for a small Port Orleans Room with none of the perks that used to justify paying that much? There are better deals to be found outside the bubble...
Im BUMMED cause the bubble just got burst. I enjoyed staying in it, but not when there are no perks left to help me justify paying that much to do so. Don't tell me the 30 minutes every day makes a difference. We all know the parks opened 30 minutes early anyway...
I agree with your comments. Had this just been the elimination of the Magic Mystery Tour, it wouldnt have been as bad but when taken as a whole, it definitely calls into question, what are the benefits of staying at a Disney Hotel? I have DVC at Bay Lake, ignoring that I'm paid up (yes thats a big deal but stay with me), nothing beats walking to MK and having access to the Contemporary and the monorail. Other than the MK hotels, Yacht/Beach/Boardwalk, and probably Animal Kingdom because of the safari views, no other hotels can replicate that feeling of being 10 minutes from the park. So when you strip away all the benefits, it's hard to make an argument.agree with much, but are people grasping they are still paying, what, 350 a night for a small Port Orleans Room with none of the perks that used to justify paying that much? There are better deals to be found outside the bubble...
Im BUMMED cause the bubble just got burst. I enjoyed staying in it when we did. But when there are no perks left to help me justify paying that much to do so, our family won't be. Don't tell me the 30 minutes every day makes a difference. We all know the parks opened 30 minutes early anyway...
There must be something coming in the near future that will keep the "BUBBLE" relevent.
I might be naïve, but I really believe that the Bubble Perks, and all of these featured in the video have a good possibility to return (even in another forms), eventually.
This video about the perks of staying at a Disney resort makes some interesting viewing now...
I tend to agree. I think their decision to delay construction on the park was shortsighted. The original opening date was 2023. If we include typical delays then maybe it would have opened in 2024. Now we will be lucky to see the park in the next 5-7 years. This is just pure speculation on my part with the timelines, but I think Uni should have bet big on their new park. A new park could be the game changer especially if it includes Super Nintendo World. I mean why not just copy Disney and put a big castle for Zelda in the middle of the park.When Super Nintendo World opens in Orlando, Disney execs will regret every shortsighted decision they’ve made since 2017. Mario will be the first thing since Potter to actually live up to its hype.
Eh, who am I kidding? Those people will be long gone, ruining other companies too. “Sell the widgets!”
The actual airline check-in stuff is generally easy to do from smartphones these days.
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