I know someone that occasionally and, on a whim, will open a $450 bottle of wine when we are over. There is a lot of cost and little benefit to that over the next $50 bottle of wine. However, this person doesn't care too much about $400 extra for a better glass or two of wine.
I want to hang with them!
Yes, when I am at their house and they offer me wine, I never decline. It beats the $14 a bottle that is my regular.
If you see a stunningly good looking guy brownbagging it in the park, that's me!
Publix thanks you.
The benches outside their stores are much better to sleep on then the ones at Walmart.
im half kidding/tongue in cheek
God your either obtuse or completely self absorbed.
Maybe you're being trolled.
First the reason they have to charge so much is to limit the amount of guests buying it. If it was only double the price, majority of guests would buy it, this making the LL queues overwhelmed.
Again take this with a grain of salt and from a “small” sample size but i work on Wall St with people who have money and visit Disney not religiously but enough to get an idea of who Disney is gearing this to and i asked all that have gone and have upcoming trips planned and when i told then of this “new option” they all simply said yes ill be buying that to avoid any wait times. Some of these people have used the “guides” in the past & others simply dont care about spending an extra say 4-5k on their trip because the money is irrelevant and i think these are the people Disney are gonna cater to with this product.
Disney won't release numbers..Len's people will see Mickey turn green. Anecdotally LLPP guests won't be hanging around watching the clock. They'll only get a green light.
I don’t think they were talking about getting hard numbers from Disney or the color of taps… I think it would be measuring whether LLMP itself sells out faster or whether the last return times of the day are distributed noticeably sooner. I have never paid attention to the sell out under the new system, but thrill data will tell you what time the LLs are gone and it’s straightforward to measure trends.
For years many guests didn't known about FP or thought you had to pay. Selling out faster could be the impact of LLPP. It could also reflect increasing popularity of LLMP. Better communication. Some former DAS people may have real issues with lines but no longer qualify for DAS.
