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I tend to agree with you to a degree. Disney has added much in the way of room capacity but nothing in the way of park/ride capacity. The new Fantasyland is the much of the same, IMO. We decided to split up out planned 10 day May Disney vacation between a few days at the beach, a few days at...

The new FP+ system has it's merits, but it limits those like me with whom the legacy system worked well. It benefits those that who probably didn't use the legacy system to its fullest. That's how it goes. However, I think it's important to note that Disney doesn't "give " me anything. We...

Out strategy is to get to the park early. You can usually walk TT at least twice. Soarin' just has horrible load times. We'll suck up one long wait. There's no point in using FP+ on any other attractions at Epcot. We saved FP+ for night visits. It's not perfect, but it worked out ok.

I would recommend they try it. I linked mine before booking the last trip an walked through the process of scheduling FPs but did not confirm the selections.

We don't have a trip scheduled and I just scheduled FPs for January 9th.

You would sign up with My Disney Experience and link your APs to your account. You would then be able to scheduled FP+ for the days you will be on site.

A level playing field isn't about equal results, it's about equal opportunities. Everyone had the same opportunity to benefit form legacy FP. If you chose not to do so, it wasn't unfair, it was simply your choice. EMH, for the most part, was an addition for resort guest, not a penalty for...

Deluxe and up resorts have better overall bus service based on my experience. We mostly stay at value resorts because I refuse to pay a premium just to sleep in a bed, but over the years we have stayed at deluxe and up resorts when AP discounts made it possible and if there was one thing that...

We skipped TSM all together today. By 9:30am the standby line was 70 mins and paper FP returns were between 4:30 and 5:30pm. I used FP+ for out night visit to MK size I could only choose one park. In the 11 trips since TSM opened, I've never seen that happen before.

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The playing field has always been level. It was one's choice whether they wanted to participate in the legacy system as it will be ones choice to participate in the new system. But make no mistake, Fastpass+ is a penalty if you choose to stay off property. So in a sense, the playing field...

I think that the concept of FP+ is a good idea. I did enjoy being able to make changes to my ride times. I liked being able to schedule rides ahead of time. I absolutely despised having to select FPs for rides that never need FPs. In effect, Epcot might as well hand out one FP per day...

^^^This x10

With Disney's tendency towards complacency, I fear the opposite is true.

We've been to the various parties over the years and I have to say that we never much cared for them. They have usually been more crowded with longer ride wait lines. I also don't like paying $60 in addition to the full-price ticket I already paid for. It doesn't matter much with APs, but...

Spent another hour at guest relations. I could pull paper but my kid could not. This guy gave me the same line about not being able to use both. Of course I've told grim about my convo with guest relations at Epcot. He said we can't fix it because Epcot made changes to it earlier. ...

And how is that really different that happens with legacy FP? Keep the tiers, but allow for two selections, 4 overall at any park I want to go to. Limiting me to one park with FP selection that I'll never use because I walk on the ride just seems not well thought out.

We kept up with out times on the MDE iPhone app. I could see where that could be an issue if you don't use the app (for instance, my parents don't have smart phones).

The Magic Bands are cool, but not ground breaking. FP+ Is a good concept, but the lack of park hopping really gripes me.

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