JohnD
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Gee. Like I didn't know that. Ever heard of illustrating a point?
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News Magic Kingdom 4:30pm close in May 2022 (originally January 25 2022)
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Making a ridiculous point?
JohnD
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Disney Cast Member 2020 Service Celebration at Magic Kingdom on January 25 postponed due to weather
Disney Cast Member 2020 Service Celebration at Magic Kingdom on January 25 postponed due to weather
This is now the second time that the 2020 Cast Member event has been postponed.
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Daily Magic
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Heading here in a week and a half. I hope they don’t reschedule it bc it’s going to throw off my plans and it’s unfortunate if it impacts a day I was planning for months now. I hope the cast members get the day but hopefully they don’t force it into the calendar without a warning to thousands of customers
rumcat
Member
Translation- I hope they get it but not on a day that inconveniences me. Got it.
The reschedule in the article -
Disney Cast Member 2020 Service Celebration at Magic Kingdom on January 25 postponed due to weather
Disney Cast Member 2020 Service Celebration at Magic Kingdom on January 25 postponed due to weather
This is now the second time that the 2020 Cast Member event has been postponed.
"It will now be hosted later in the Spring."
Daily Magic
Active Member
As if that’s a bad thing to not want your overpriced vacation to be impacted last minute? But still wish the cast members to get the event they deserve?
UNCgolf
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Well yeah, that's why they schedule it pretty far in advance. It wouldn't be very good to tell people "Oh hey, we know you bought a ticket to go to the Magic Kingdom in a week, but now you can only use it for half the day even though we are still charging you full price."
Admittedly that's less of an issue now that FP+ aren't booked months in advance, but it could still mess up dining reservations and other overall plans.
CntrlFlPete
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I Imagine folks thinking the park would close early tomorrow could be part of the reason the MK was slammed today? Was at the MK today, went thinking that a weekday in JAN wouldn't be too bad -- Haunted Mansion was over an hour at 9:03 AM -- guess there really are not any 'less busy' times these days.
Mr Mindcrime
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That's not really fair. Disney forces you to plan vacation trips weeks and months in advance and charges ridiculous prices for the privilege. If that particular day was your MK day and you had it planned for six months...yes, the inconvenience is annoying and unfair. Saying that does not diminish or belittle the importance of a well-deserved cast member recognition event. Disney just needs to announce this earlier to be respectful of their guest as well as cast members.
JoeCamel
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The first post in the thread was last November. How much notice do you want?
Mr Mindcrime
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You're right. I wasn't paying attention. I honestly don't really care and I'm not sure why I posted. I'll just go away now.
UNCgolf
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The person who prompted the comment he was responding to was talking about a potential 1.5 week notice.
No Name
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Correct.
ToTBellHop
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UNCgolf
Well-Known Member
Yeah, as long as it's announced outside the window for dining reservations I don't see the problem. It shouldn't make anyone have to change their plans.
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