Sirwalterraleigh
Premium Member
The math says only DVC.
The price categories have basically been abandoned and they have quietly hidden blowback on their prices for many years.
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News Disney Lakeshore Lodge (Project 89 - Development near Fort Wilderness)
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The price categories have basically been abandoned and they have quietly hidden blowback on their prices for many years.
Sirwalterraleigh
Premium Member
The primary advantage to that spot is it provides the “missing link” on a skyliner route that pulls a lot of areas in…
It’s marginally unsuitable / on the 100 year flood plain.
castlecake2.0
Well-Known Member
The skyliner is great late November-May. During rainy season though dont plan on going anywhere mid afternoon when the skies open up. If only there was a covered, elevated, mass transit system...
Sirwalterraleigh
Premium Member
Yeah…but that’s only during the 3:00 pm shower
I will say…the amount of thunderstorms makes that system less than advantageous In the summer
Too far south.
castlecake2.0
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Could that be any more fitting right now? Disney’s Marginally Unsuitable Resort & Spa-a Disney Vacation Club: CONFIRMED!
Sirwalterraleigh
Premium Member
South of Dak/all stars/DAKL/Coronado/blizzard??
That’s a lot of rooms to link along Osceola…and If you put another station in the studios parking lot…That’s a huge network for 3 parks
Sirwalterraleigh
Premium Member
They’ve found their way around that before…not sure if that’s a possibility but it’s hard to rule out 100%
You know the overbuilt dog leg on the Epcot line?
castlecake2.0
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It would be fine if they could get the bus to pick you up at IG and not have to schlep it over to beach club in a monsoonYeah…but that’s only during the 3:00 pm shower
I will say…the amount of thunderstorms makes that system less than advantaged In the summer
Sirwalterraleigh
Premium Member
Oh yeah…I see the expansion spur nature of that…the problem there is the circuitous route around mgm…
The problem is with the technology in use but we knew that already.
"You get a DVC tower! You get a DVC tower! You get a DVC tower! EVERY RESORT GETS A DVC TOWER!!!
Pffft... just cut through the park, who cares?
castlecake2.0
Well-Known Member
Is there a way to attach another line there or is it to leave space for something to be built between it/epcot?
It would be a potential interchange for something else heading west
Notes from Neverland
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I'm just curious at what point the resorts will be too overbuilt for the theme parks (if they aren't already). Also, replying to your comment to say it's great to see you around here again.
Sirwalterraleigh
Premium Member
Can you expand upon this?I'm just curious at what point the resorts will be too overbuilt for the theme parks (if they aren't already). Also, replying to your comment to say it's great to see you around here again.
Notes from Neverland
Well-Known Member
It's just an opinion that Disney has focused a lot of late expanding / building new resorts to attract guests, but aren't matching the capacity needed at the theme parks. They're trying to get more and more people on property while not giving them enough to do.