We know no such thing. The best evidence for the fact that that number is very close to the truth is the fact that Disney felt they had to act. The second best evidence for that is the counting experiment that Len Testa did at Haunted Mansion when he was able to control for how many G+ LL’s are distributed each hour.
Guess we’ll find out in a month, if my guesstimate is more accurate standby times will be down about 10%, if you’re more accurate they’ll be done about 60%.
I hope for the guests sake (including myself) you’re correct but I wouldn’t bet on it.
I am making no argument I have stated our experience. I am not saying anything about you or anyone else here. I don't know your issues or experiences. I am just tired of saying the same thing multiple times if you want to know go look if you don't then don't. I never said DAS had to stay the same you are now putting words in my mouth. You keep saying typical, not everyone's experience or situation is the same remember not everyone experiences things in a typical way. If my experience was typical I wouldn't need to get DAS for our individual.
How do we know that again? There have been some reputable sources behind it. I didn’t see anything to support the other numbers that were given.
Guess we’ll find out in a month, if my guesstimate is more accurate standby times will be down about 10%, if you’re more accurate they’ll be done about 60%.
Your math is way off.Guess we’ll find out in a month, if my guesstimate is more accurate standby times will be down about 10%, if you’re more accurate they’ll be done about 60%.
The claim was 8% of guests were using 70% of total park capacity, if they can free up 70% of the parks capacity it’s going to affect far more than just the LL.
That was the point I was trying to make but they doubled down and said it was total capacity.
how is the math off? Legit question - I’m trying to follow both sides of this.
What is your guesstimate then since you’re the one claiming that 8% are using 70% of total capacity?
They are not going to free up 70 percent of the park capacity with these changes.
It's not going to make standby better. It's never been about that. The whole point of the change is for Disney to control the LL capacity better. DAS can't be accounted for per hour making it hard for Disney to control the amount of LL available. With less DAS users now, there should be more availability per ride per day.Guess we’ll find out in a month, if my guesstimate is more accurate standby times will be down about 10%, if you’re more accurate they’ll be done about 60%.
First of all, there are way too many unknown variables to know how this is going to turn out except that it necessarily will help. How many of those 8 percent were rejected versus still using DAS. How many of the ones who were rejected will start using Genie+. Those are two huge ones off the bat. Second of all, how does freeing up 70 percent of capacity result in a 60 percent reduction in standby lines? He’s just pulling random numbers out of the air.
It will improve LL for those who buy Genie+. Instead of the LL capacity going to DAS, it will now go to those guests who buy Genie+. They aren't necessarily going to sell more Genie+ but it should open up more availability.
I think these were some of the numbers people found concerning.
And since the majority of guests are using Genie+, this will improve the guest experience for a lot of people.
