graspthesun
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As far as the night hours, if I could upgrade a multi-day ticket to get the night time hour at MK, I would jump on it myself. I don't mind spending extra for shorter lines.
still waiting for disney to just start a paid fast pass thing.Similar to universals one where if you do the free one you get 3 but if you pay you get unlimited.
Since the main idea behind fast pass is crowd control and getting people out of lines spending more money this isn't going to happen.still waiting for disney to just start a paid fast pass thing.Similar to universals one where if you do the free one you get 3 but if you pay you get unlimited.
That would be a disaster. Hope they never do that.
I think it'll be baked into hotel costs and be tiered with quantity. "Hey Polynesian Bungalo guest, here's your 10 FP+ 180 days in advance! Mr & Ms All Stars, book your 2 FP+ a week before."
Talk about getting off topic
I've participated in this conversation so I'm guilty, but why the hell are we talking about Gay Days in this specific thread?
I think it'll be baked into hotel costs and be tiered with quantity. "Hey Polynesian Bungalo guest, here's your 10 FP+ 180 days in advance! Mr & Ms All Stars, book your 2 FP+ a week before."[/QUOTE.]
Not trying to go off track any further but I see this happening soon. Or the "Extra Magic Hours" come with either an upcharge or only for deluxes/moderates. However, I think that your statement about the higher dollar resorts receiving more fast passes and earlier windows to book is spot on. It only makes sense for Disney as it would be a way to fill the resorts top down. I paid for the Unlimited Express Pass with Park Hopper for UNI/IOA this week but it's because I only have one day and want to make the most out of it. At least the UNI Resort hotels offer the pass as a part of staying.
Disney is trying to find every way to nickel and dime the visitor. I probably wouldn't mind so much if the parks had more new rides than once every ten years. However, that is a topic for another thread.
Sorry. I screwed up the Quote feature on this reply. Only the first part (the coherent part) relates to TestTrack. The rest are my musings.
ixie:WOW.. so who would pay $69 & £49 on top of their already $100+ day ticket..??
ixie:
With their Mickey straws.Is that the pixie dust that they are snorting at the time?
Wasn't both these events a failure already and they stopped them? I know you can't find any information about the after hours one at night anymore.
They schedule a set number of nights and simply haven't scheduled any more nights. This way they can say they technically haven't cancelled anything.Wasn't both these events a failure already and they stopped them? I know you can't find any information about the after hours one at night anymore.
They schedule a set number of nights and simply haven't scheduled any more nights. This way they can say they technically haven't cancelled anything.
They did scrap this idea. What I just mentioned was how they handled it.If that was the case it would come up on their website, like candlelight procession is listed, but just says no times. Last time I looked it wasn't listed where it should have been listed.
I think they scrapped this idea. If they were going to redo it I would think doing this during busy months when people might want to get away from the crowds would be the way to go.