They never should have added those lanes…it was a mistake they still can’t get around.
I just looked up the Mears price for 4 and it was the same as a rental for 5 days
I swear I read somewhere that resort only vacations are becoming a bigger trend at Disney right now.
You better believe it.And I have to assume having a whole Travel assistant is a TX band thing
Yeah… it’s amazing how many people equate cruises to a bunch of blue hairs sleeping all day on the lido deck or getting robbed by the warmed armed bandit…
Especially for DVC stays
Definitely cutting park days
, our first cruise was about 10 years ago and it was on Freedom of The Seas. It was the week after Thanksgiving which we heard was great for less children, which it was. The trade-off was I was honestly afraid that multiple cruisers were going to not make it off the ship. We were barely 40 and pretty much the youngest people on that cruise by far.
Completely this. The level of frustration I see from my kids when in a 45 minute line for like 7 dwarf vs the 1.25 hour line for Maverick at Cedar Point is night and day (though as fast lane gets more popular, that might start changing too). They keep moving which keeps them doing something and feeling like it's getting closer.
I was on freedom a couple of years ago.To be fair,
Took a few years before we were convinced to go again. Now we cruise in March and the crowd dynamic is certainly different.
This is what our family is doing. We love the ambiance of the different resorts and take advantage of the activities each one offers, especially as we have gotten older. The cost of the tickets to enter the theme parks is outrageous, especially since there is nothing new to see. I realize that new families have a lot to discover and that the parks are not stale for them. The World can be a fun place to enjoy as the children grow up. We had the best years vacationing there. However, we are at a different place now. So, as DVC members, we will continue our resort stays with less time in the parks.
I've contributed to that trend. It's much more enjoyable.
Truly, honestly, in all sincerity feel badly for anyone who does that these days that their horizons are so narrow.
That's true more bang for your buck elsewhere but still many go to WDW to escape from reality.
At least some showed up Wednesday night at AS Music. I heard all about the noise well past 11pm. And knocking on the door of the room occupied by members of my family, thinking it was the room from someone in their group.
I feel like this goes double for Disneyland hotels. My best hotel stay ever was a suite at the Wyndham Anaheim, an ENORMOUS bathroom and tub for $225ish a night, which wouldn't have even got me into the Paradise Pier Hotel at the time.
