TrainsOfDisney
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FP and FP+ existed for years, how was it not sustainable!?FP+ wasn't sustainable because everyone had access despite there not being enough capacity to support those numbers.
FP and FP+ existed for years, how was it not sustainable!?FP+ wasn't sustainable because everyone had access despite there not being enough capacity to support those numbers.
You are being dismissive of the many questions about how those vague accommodations actually work from people who need specific information. Just saying their is an unspecified accommodation doesn’t actually help people.
Exactly so to claim it is available is disingenuous and gets right back to my original point that Disney should already have this information available.No one in this thread can answer those specific questions. Like it or not, have to wait until people start reporting their actual experience with new policy.
I’ve always wondered why people said this too. At the time, I was a CM - so I already had last pick - but even then, I was usually a day-of planner. I rarely couldn’t get the FPs I wanted, though it often took some refreshing.FP and FP+ existed for years, how was it not sustainable!?
Can someone clarify something for me? The DAS guests are 8-10% (10% for math) of park guests on an average day. Is that 10% just the DAS guest or is that number inclusive of the total party? So Is the entire DAS party 10% of total guests or 40% of guests?DAS guests are using as much as 71 percent of capacity on popular rides, there will be a noticeable effect on lines.
I think both things can be true. Disney’s prices, policies, and crowd levels are certainly contributing to the increase we are seeing of poor guest behavior, fights, etc. On the other hand those guests engaging in that poor behavior (fighting, abusing cast members, etc) are still very much to blame for their own behavior and should be trespassed.We could probably hire a research team to figure out why?
…wait a minute…it’s the prices irritated by the crowd levels. The place is a consumer powderkeg and always will be.
I don’t believe that clarification has actually been posted, and may not be known by anyone except for insiders.Can someone clarify something for me? The DAS guests are 8-10% (10% for math) of park guests on an average day. Is that 10% just the DAS guest or is that number inclusive of the total party? So Is the entire DAS party 10% of total guests or 40% of guests?
FP and FP+ existed for years, how was it not sustainable!?
It’s 90% in here…and easy to fill in the gap beyond thatI’ve always wondered why people said this too. At the time, I was a CM - so I already had last pick - but even then, I was usually a day-of planner. I rarely couldn’t get the FPs I wanted, though it often took some refreshing.
Oh I don’t disagree thereI think both things can be true. Disney’s prices, policies, and crowd levels are certainly contributing to the increase we are seeing of poor guest behavior, fights, etc. On the other hand those guests engaging in that poor behavior (fighting, abusing cast members, etc) are still very much to blame and should be trespassed.
FP may have been sustainable because you had to go physically get the tickets and they ran out eventually. FP+ is fundamentally unsustainable because every guest, regardless of whether they paid per day or for an AP, got 3 free line skips per visit minimum. This might have been ok if they had major expansions ten years ago, but given the amount of attractions we have to work with, any popular new ride bringing additional guests would choke down every queue as those people were guaranteed a number of line skips... ahead of the actual visit.FP and FP+ existed for years, how was it not sustainable!?
The math seems to indicate closer to 40% of guests (including party) than 8%. But this is just my take from reading through the various threads on this over the years. Not from real dataCan someone clarify something for me? The DAS guests are 8-10% (10% for math) of park guests on an average day. Is that 10% just the DAS guest or is that number inclusive of the total party? So Is the entire DAS party 10% of total guests or 40% of guests?
What I liked about the FP system was you had to physically be there… you couldn’t reserve from your hotel room. That meant as long as you arrived in the park before like 11 or noon, you could still get a FP for a popular ride. It wasn’t a gamble and who can use their iPhone app the best.FP may have been sustainable because you had to go physically get the tickets and they ran out eventually.
I don’t think 40% of guests on any given day have DAS. That just seems like a crazy high number. 8% seems much more accurate.The math seems to indicate closer to 40% of guests (including party) than 8%. But this is just my take from reading through the various threads on this over the years. Not from real data
I was never a fan of FP+ but I also don’t see it as being unsustainable- it could still exist easily.
The same way they find them on the drive through ATMIs this the wrong thread to ask how exactly is the blind person supposed to find the Braille map podium at Epcot by the lagoon?![]()
40% of guests don't didn't have DAS, but I think 40% of guests were utilizing DAS with the up to 6x party multiplier. So if 8-10 percent were granted DAS, the average party size including the individual requiring accommodation was 4-5 people.What I liked about the FP system was you had to physically be there… you couldn’t reserve from your hotel room. That meant as long as you arrived in the park before like 11 or noon, you could still get a FP for a popular ride. It wasn’t a gamble and who can use their iPhone app the best.
I was never a fan of FP+ but I also don’t see it as being unsustainable- it could still exist easily.
I don’t think 40% of guests on any given day have DAS. That just seems like a crazy high number. 8% seems much more accurate.
Around 7-9% of guests have the DAS granted to them, based on figures from Len Testa. It also apparently correlates to the %age of Americans with a disability.Can someone clarify something for me? The DAS guests are 8-10% (10% for math) of park guests on an average day. Is that 10% just the DAS guest or is that number inclusive of the total party? So Is the entire DAS party 10% of total guests or 40% of guests?
So let’s just say-10% have DAS. When the guest utilization for LL is 70% is that the DAS user and thier party it just the DAS user?Around 7-9% of guests have the DAS granted to them, based on figures from Len Testa. It also apparently correlates to the %age of Americans with a disability.
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