They already do have the power to remove them from the park and ride queues and actively do so.-Is it the loud tour groups who have been accused of unruly behavior?
Most Passholders just go to ride attractions, and Disney makes plenty off them. The other side of the coin, the vacation warriors that have to ride everything is because they feel obligated to at the current pricing, and for majority it’s multiple years of savings so even domestically Disney is becoming for the bottom 60% a once in a lifetime thing.-Is it passholders and other "vacation warriors" who try to ride as many attractions as possible without spending much on food or souvenirs (hey I used to be one)
That’s actually the plan, like with the boarding passes, the artificial scarcity is meant to ensure you spend more time walking around the park and that increases the likelihood of you purchasing merchandise.-Is it families (like mine now) that enjoy fastpass+ that wander around the parks enjoying the atmosphere and riding what they can and not sweating what they can't.
They won’t, because they make more money on alcohol than food purchases across the board in-park and at events like Food and Wine, alcohol is the number one seller. Same with all the other Orlando parks. They can clear more money from Alcohol then standard food service easily.-Is it time to limit locals (that spend $$$ on food and alcohol) like Disneyland does?
That sounds harsh.
- Charge day visitors a resort fee on top of their ticket media just for driving on the roads and visiting resorts.
- Collect an off-site guest surcharge at all the restaurants and CS venues.
Does anyone know Disney's Standard Operating Procedure for Phased Closings (happens quite a lot during Christmas and every single New Year's Eve)?
- Implement phased closings when capacity hits 60% of max.
It's probably time to start limiting the off-site guests.
- Cut reserved FPs to 1 per day unless you're staying on property.
- Charge day visitors a resort fee on top of their ticket media just for driving on the roads and visiting resorts.
- Collect an off-site guest surcharge at all the restaurants and CS venues.
- Implement phased closings when capacity hits 60% of max.
Night parades occupy people for extended periods of time. Wanna guess when one of the best times was to do a top tier attraction?
Disney can handle the crowd control. They did for many years. They just choose not to any longer.
Disneyland has a looooong pedestrian egress for people to get back to their vehicles and hotels. The Magic Kingdom dumps everyone at a ferry dock and a monorail station.I disagree, having only 1 major nighttime offering is causing the crowding. Previously there were 2 night parades and 1 fireworks show which helped to spread out the crowds considerably.
The best crowd control I’ve ever seen was during the 60th of Disneyland which saw insane crowds and yet they were evenly distributed with 2 showings of paint the night, 2 showings of Fantasmic, and 1 of Disneyland Forever.
I change my vote to Kids!
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