It would be interesting to see that. Too bad they would never do it as there is too much money to lose.
Care to cite references to such posts? Because as far as I can remember, not a single person said anything of the sort.
And actually use all four loading bays at Test Track. Every time I’ve been there they aren’t loading rows 7 or 8. One of the most popular rides at Epcot is basically running at 75% capacity because of this.
In my opinion, it is so easy for Disney to manipulate capacity. LL gives Disney incentive to throttle capacity.
A few years ago when I was there a group with matching shirts was behind me in the single rider line and they couldn’t find any small parties from the regular line so they sent an entire 3-seat row out empty just on principle so none of them could sit together.
They sure are...what's the percentage of people in the US who are unable to cover a $1000 personal emergency?
I feel like a broken record, but it isn't always about affordability. For me, it is about value, which is why my last disney trip was in 2022.
Also there in Oct 2021 and loved it.
The number varies between 47-59%, in case you wanted to know.They sure are...what's the percentage of people in the US who are unable to cover a $1000 personal emergency?
Don't worry, those folks are using credit for LL purchases.....They sure are...what's the percentage of people in the US who are unable to cover a $1000 personal emergency?
Can I ask how many people in your party?
I don't remember anyone using the phrase "miraculously disappear," but many believe it would affect the lines more than others do.
Two adults, my son and I.
Oh I'm sure some people preferred it. I'm friends with the skip the line "monster" and it works well for me, so I personally lose value if I can't afford a skip the line service. However, for the value that I lose, someone else must be gaining that value (it might have been you).
Going back to my 2021 trip... the time in the days just suddenly was disappearing for me vs being able to plan stuff out. With whatever skip the line service is active... I just never wait more than 30 mins in any line.I don't remember anyone using the phrase "miraculously disappear," but many believe it would affect the lines more than others do.
When someone points out that there would still be long lines for the headliners, they say true but 2 hours doesn't seem as long when you're constantly moving and talking to the people in line with you.
That depends greatly on the individual. If I had to wait in a 2-hour-long line and also talk to strangers I'm pretty sure security would be involved at some point.
I loved Fastpass and used it multiple times daily on every trip, same with FP+. What I loved about that Oct 2021 trip was there was no line skipping, by anyone, so the regular line moved at a regular pace. There was no waiting in place for 20 mins or more.
Plenty of people have claimed lines would be greatly reduced if Disney went standby only. I have no desire to go searching but they have also referenced the “documentary” that defuctland did as the bible also on that
An extremely high number sadly. Luckily for Disney they only need a small portion of the US and Overseas guests to come and spend their moneyThey sure are...what's the percentage of people in the US who are unable to cover a $1000 personal emergency?
This is where we are also, we are choosing quality over quantity now. I expect we’ll be back at some point, our days of multiple trips a year are over though.
This is our current problem, the parks are only “worth” visiting to us if we add the extras like LL which adds a lot of cost, which changes the value.
Very limited park capacity though.I loved Fastpass and used it multiple times daily on every trip, same with FP+. What I loved about that Oct 2021 trip was there was no line skipping, by anyone, so the regular line moved at a regular pace. There was no waiting in place for 20 mins or more.