Except I have not even seen them use it for that.
We can only hope. Last Saturday was way harder than it needed to be for no reason.True. They did on Sunday tho.
One time experiment maybe?
Got a response from @wdwtoday
Got a response from @wdwtoday
Got a response from @wdwtoday
The "have a magical day" thing has long passed its expiration date and is starting to smell.I feel like I lost a few brain cells reading that tweet. And, the obsession with constantly saying "have a magical day" makes wanna barf.![]()
You probably passed within 20ft of me Saturday on SOA, I was standing in front the big tree waiting for goofy to flip the switch.Exactly our experience that night, except we made our way to the top of the SOA before they turned on the lights... It was less crowded at that end, but making our way there was a joke.. No crowd control by CM's. The worst part was right in the middle by the Christmas Tree where Goofy flips the switch.. Nobody wanted to move.. Lost my wife and son a couple times and like someone else said, if someone yelled bomb or god forbid something bad actually happened it would not have been good.. If someone lost their balance and fell it would have started a domino effect.. Crowds usually don't bother me, but this one gave me an uneasy feeling. We were there the first week of the month on a weeknight and it was much less crowded. Stayed for a few dancing lights songs and left after my favorite by Big Bad Voodoo Daddy...
This was in my room starting Sunday I believe.
So you can sit in traffic for 30 minutes just to be redirected to Epcot and wait 20 minutes for a bus there then take 30 minutes to bus to DHS.Honestly, being advised that the wait for the resort bus is 20 minutes.. assuming that you get on the next bus... makes me want to drive my car.
Honestly, being advised that the wait for the resort bus is 20 minutes.. assuming that you get on the next bus... makes me want to drive my car.
So you can sit in traffic for 30 minutes just to be redirected to Epcot and wait 20 minutes for a bus there then take 30 minutes to bus to DHS.
Really crazy how people can be in the same exact area on the same day around the same time and haven different opinions on it. The Osbourne lights were the sole reason of this weekend trip (we have a 10 day trip booked in February already but I had to see the lights one last time). Like I said before, I didn't find the crowd that bad and I was on SOA from 5:15-9:15 Saturday night. We did use Disney transportation around noon so I didn't have to deal with the parking lot fiasco but the park itself wasn't bad. SOA was busy sure but it was a steady flow IMO and I was walking against the flow most of the night.
You probably passed within 20ft of me Saturday on SOA, I was standing in front the big tree waiting for goofy to flip the switch.
This was in my room starting Sunday I believe.
It depends on how the question was phrased. I've noticed they arent really a guest relations type of account where they won't answer critiques or bad tweets but I've asked them about other helpings and they've been really good about getting back to me with an answer.Amazing. The @Disneyland today account actually tries to help guests. The @WDWToday account is just more marketing drivel.
It depends on how the question was phrased. I've noticed they arent really a guest relations type of account where they won't answer critiques or bad tweets but I've asked them about other helpings and they've been really good about getting back to me with an answer.
It depends on how the question was phrased. I've noticed they arent really a guest relations type of account where they won't answer critiques or bad tweets but I've asked them about other helpings and they've been really good about getting back to me with an answer.
I get that is the term they use because it's synonymous with what they use in the parks, but I'm saying I've never really seen them respond to negative stuff and I didn't mean to imply that his tweet was negative. I just don't think it's fair to say it's "marketing drivel" when I have multiple first hand accounts with them where they have actually helped me out with a question I had.They're advertised as a Guest Relations account. It says it on the times guide.
What is crowded to one person is normal to another. We got to SOA around 5 and it was nearly shoulder to shoulder when the lights came on, but manageable in my eyes. Daughter #2 that was standing right next to me was looking for an eject button.Really crazy how people can be in the same exact area on the same day around the same time and haven different opinions on it. The Osbourne lights were the sole reason of this weekend trip (we have a 10 day trip booked in February already but I had to see the lights one last time). Like I said before, I didn't find the crowd that bad and I was on SOA from 5:15-9:15 Saturday night. We did use Disney transportation around noon so I didn't have to deal with the parking lot fiasco but the park itself wasn't bad. SOA was busy sure but it was a steady flow IMO and I was walking against the flow most of the night.
We were right next to the tree as well on Saturday.
I wasn't surprised by the crowds at all. I don't think I've ever been through the lights without being caught in a herd.
Like I said earlier, it thins out, then builds back up. The least crowded place seems to be up toward the main sign, but if you don't get up there early, you have to make your way through the crowd to get up there for a breather.
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