What confuses me in this topic is I believe @lentesta says wait time are mostly accurate, but everyone who is posting here from the parks says otherwise. ( As has been my personal experience )
@Sirwalterraleigh proved today that at least the mine train posted wait time was FAKE.
What other parks? I don’t see any sort of comparative analysis in the past few pages. As for your second sentence, it doesn’t make sense to me. Typo maybe?
There is no comparative analysis going on. Just pointing out other parks across the country are busy today so they do take kids out of school.
I don’t think it’s fake
I assumed there would be actual evidence of this somewhere in the past few pages if you were just going to toss it out as fact. Also, most people have to hop on a flight to WDW or Universal, whereas many other parks draw a larger proportion of their guests from regional attendees.
We’ve known bookings were soft for a long time. That hasn’t always directly correlated to in-park attendance these days when some of the resorts are as overpriced as they are.
And they are still inflated from the aggregate crowd levels. But it’s not like I’ve been watching crowds in this swamp for decades
And empty room is worth $0 - a lot more
@Sirwalterraleigh what are we defining a posted 65 minute wait time that is actually 41 for the mine train?
I think Disney IT isn’t nearly as intuitive as we assume.
I’m staying there…no issues. Like an hour wait for trader sams when we checked in
A broken system. Ever since they got rid of the lanyard they would have to guests entering the queue, they make a rough estimate of wait based on the length of the line
Its on par with the assumption that everywhere you go in the parks you are on canid camera with security tracking everyone all at once
Just like the idea that at WDW they collect your fingerprints at theme park entrances but not at DLR at theme parks entrance. Not to catch criminals but to catch ticket fraud.
