Get over it... and reread it, as I said no such thing. I said.. oh, to hell with it you frankly are not worth continued effort.
Sorry did see your second question. We are going march 20th - April 5th.
I reread it, And again when you heard my brother hated disney, as if that insulted you religion, prompted your foolish history lesson of the ORLANDO Kissimmee area. Praise be to ALA
We look at the omnis like Buzz, Mansion and Mermaid and think it doesn't need FP+ because they're so high capacity, but from Disney's perspective that's exactly why they need it. They want everyone to have three Fastpasses per day and that supply has to come from somewhere, whether that's from Splash Mountain, Peter Pan's Flight, the Haunted Mansion or Philharmagic or Laugh Floor. I've seen reports where people who let MM+ auto-pick their Fastpasses tend to get Buzz and Mermaid. Sends people to where there's excess supply to help keep demand down everywhere else.
I doesn't matter, if what they are coming too is a hotel. But in reality, they are coming there for the parks, etc. Without them they have no draw. They can command the prices that they get now, because the parks are there, not in spite of them being there (although it is starting to get closer to that) If you want those thousands of offsite visitors to eventually stay onsite, you gotta make um happy or they don't come back at all. If you charge the onsite people what it takes to run that entire operation without the revenue from offsite, even they would say that they had reached their limit.
Not even remotely true, except maybe instances like Spaceship Earth where there's literally no line, and stopping to scan the card would take longer than just walking in. Otherwise, its the same as before, up to 80-90% of the ride's capacity can be and is devoted to the Fastpass line.
How can offsite guests make advance Fastpass+ reservations? I have tickets linked to My Disney Experience, but it won't let me.
