chaggy102
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twenty-three by D23 is pretty sizable...
Great minds think alike.
twenty-three by D23 is pretty sizable...
But a good programmer can do all that.
I think that department was outsourced to IBM a few years ago. Not saying they are good, just not Disney :lol:Assuming Disney hires good programmers.......
And apparently have never made a dining reservation anywhere in their life before. Maybe I have been doing it wrong but as a general rule I know the date I want to go there and the time is pretty flexible and not the other way around. I can see the need for a dater range (ie breakfast at CP for 1/1/10-1/10/10) but I can not see the logic in only allowing a one hour time range.I think that department was outsourced to IBM a few years ago. Not saying they are good, just not Disney :lol:
Hi Joe!!!! Belle
Nothing official on the public access, sorry. If you have booked through a Travel Agent, contact them as we already have access through our website with Disney. Sorry I couldnt be of more help! Belle
Good Data... the Online ADR System IS Smoke - it's simply in Beta Test 2... Travel Agents.
Notice the progresion... Disney Agents, expanded to Travel Agents, expanded (someday) to the public. WDW is adding stress to the Web Front End & backend DataBase Server. For reference? The hit rate of Travel Agents is NOTHING compared to what they will get with public access.
If they don't grant Public Access by June, I'm using the PHONE to make my November ADRs :xmas: It takes a good six months to get a system like this to work reliably, under stress.
It really shouldn't be hard to estimate the stress and hit rates that would be encountered. There are plenty of simluation programs out there, like IT Guru that would simulate the network traffic on all the servers and other components. Besides, Disney does have online room reservations... It's not like this would be their first attempt at an online system like this...
we all know how well they do with THOSE systems.....:ROFLOL:
I was talking to a manager in the Pop lobby once when he stopped to crush one of the largest roaches I've ever seen.Bugs! I hope they're not like the ones we had in our POP room in Dec. YIKES! MikeB
Yeah, I really REALLY hope there are substantial changes made to the system before it goes live to the public. From the things I've heard....yikes. The design, search engine, and interface are proving to be the major headaches.
From a few other CM's I know, over in the hotels they have already started to train CM's fully on the new system. Today was the first day of it in full-use for them and it already went down property-wide (or, at least at MGM). Then again, that's what happens when the old system was on seperate departments/servers and now it's integrated with the major CM network to save money and manpower, and since the major CM network is unstable and unpredictable already....expect a lot of downtimes and headaches in the coming months. Stupid, stupid decision.... :brick: :brick: :brick: :brick:
Great idea that has been wanted and needed for a long, long while - and one that is needed to be had to stay in front of the competition; but is sorely lacking in execution and planning.
Yep. Everyone is using the new system as far as I know. The old system is basically retired except for Chef Mickeys and Cinderella I think. Other than that, the dining CMs are to be using the new system.
The system has been having problems since Fri/Sat going up and down, up and down.
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