ConfettiCupcake
Well-Known Member
I’m worried the price goes up - again - as the first system change to increase availability.
My guess is this system will be changed within 3 months.....Sales will decline with this since it really puts non resort guests and non rope droppers at a MAJOR disadvantage......
And tis is on a slow day.......Who would pay for this right now if you were just entering MK and couldnt get any Tier 1 rides until 8pm and the top two Tier 2 rides were already long gone?
Failure and borderline disaster
FYI:It will be interesting to see how this plays out. If tiers 1's are truly sold out this early then it's not worth it at all. We don't go till mid/end of August so at least we have time to see the trends.
absolutely agree. And I'm sure most guests are unaware you can refresh and get different options.Yes but it also penalizes resort guests........If you were entering MK right now with your 7 and 9 year old and couldn't get any Tier 1's (except Space at 8pm) and none of the top Tier 2 rides, why would you pay for this?
Yes but it also penalizes resort guests........If you were entering MK right now with your 7 and 9 year old and couldn't get any Tier 1's (except Space at 8pm) and none of the top Tier 2 rides, why would you pay for this?
Do you only book the lowest level hotels or flights to 'maximize' value as well? Only eat the lowest price food items that are the biggest relative portions? How far do you take this?
Now you won't even need to pay because everything will be sold out days in advance, so that's better for your wallet at least!But pay is a big thing. If I get a paper fastpass, use it, then can't get one for another attractions (or at least one that is longer than a 15 minute wait), who cares. But, if I had paid $25 and that is the case, you get real angry.
If the idea of 'perceived value' is causing the user to obsessively 'maximize' their day by constantly checking wait times and changing return times on their phones - to the point where they feel its a detriment to their day - you're losing a portion of that 'perceived value' because their day (in their opinion) is worse off because of it.I disagree that wanting to get your own perceived value out of a purchase implies the inability to afford something or a need to save more.
It’s like the DDP conversations where some people love to buy it to spend and forget, and some people only want it if it actually makes financial sense in their opinion. Neither are wrong.
If the argument is 'I want to stretch every penny' out of the purchase, then yes, they are the same.You’re conflating most value with least expensive. They’re not always the same.
People value different things in different amounts and thats ok. I also like to maximize my G+/LLMP by refreshing my phone while in the parks.If the argument is 'I want to stretch every penny' out of the purchase, then yes, they are the same.
If the argument is 'I want to stretch every penny' out of the purchase, then yes, they are the same.
There's no decent argument that if you're just calling a hotel a hotel, that All Stars and Grand Flo are the same 'value'.
todays day 1 you can book for today as well as for your stay days out.Quick question, since the new system has launched today does that mean that people have already book ahead foe today or that today is the first day when things can be booked ahead?
Today is the first day anyone can book or use.Quick question, since the new system has launched today does that mean that people have already book ahead foe today or that today is the first day when things can be booked ahead?
The bolded goes against 'maximizing' every cent of LL or your other examples. If its about needing to find maximum value, why does that only apply to LL?I still disagree. Value is subjective. It might even be based on intangibles in the case of the hotel comparison.
With the hotel comparisons, there are people who will never book Grand Flo or any Disney hotel for that matter despite being able to easily afford it because they don’t see the value in the purchase. Others do. Some only see the value if they can “maximize” their stay with taking advantage of the resort specific amenities (aka the I want more than just a place to sleep crowd). Likewise for the line skip systems. Wanting to get your own max value out of it if you choose to purchase doesn’t imply anything about one’s ability to afford the purchase.
I think we all have a certain level of experience we expect to get out of a purchase. I think it’s more than fair to say that someone who can afford LLMP with ease still may not find value in it if they are not able to book enough attractions to meet their standard. On the flip side, someone who has barely fit the purchase into their budget may be ecstatic with their 3 initial attractions.
The bolded goes against 'maximizing' every cent of LL or your other examples. If its about needing to find maximum value, why does that only apply to LL?
This system combines the WORST features of FP+ and the WORST features of Genie+ (except eliminating the 7am wake up which they could have done without tiers)Just saw that other site post Tiana's is sold out for days in advance...Somone posted its sold out till the 28th...So that means off site is out of luck if they miss the VQ at 1pm
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