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What a strange and scary thread. Mob mentality in the making...

We too felt that our ability to do rides efficiently was scaled back. The biggest negatives being increased lines at secondary filler rides and a somewhat smaller rope drop window. On the positive side, we enjoyed being able to book rides for the evenings as well as arrival days...

I don't think it's so much a "regional" thing as a "money" thing. Pork and turkey are cheap. Also, both are fairly bland and can be dressed up with various spices and flavors. The ubiquitous pork tenderloin is a family joke. Every restaurant seems to have it on the menu. Early this...

At Disney first 10 days of May -- moderate crowds Cons: - Longer waits for secondary rides - Rope drop window is impacted by FP riders. Felt the standby lines jumped around the 9:40 mark. - Was unable to change times (no availability) the 2 times I attempted. - Sapped spontaneity...

We were at WDW last week and did notice a different dynamic with rope drop at magic kingdom. In the past we've been able stroll in roughly 20-15 minutes before opening, watch the preshow, and then hit the rides. This trip there were so many folks waiting to get in we couldn't get through the...

It tells me there is demand (desire) for more rides.

Yesterday we asked the cast member who was guarding the mine coaster's entrance when there was going to be soft openings. She said there weren't going to be soft openings. Hoping she is wrong.

I took a wait and see approach with fp plus and I'm disappointed to see an adverse impact on rope drop. Our approach is to arrive early and leave by lunch. Today rope drop at MK was the worse I've ever seen. At 8:40 there was no room to let folks through the turnstiles. By the time...

This morning at rope drop there was a line of cast members walking the hurd down the street. Folks were herded through the castle and around the carosel. It was fairly orderly.

I, too, was unable to make on-line reservations at 180+10. Sadly, I wasn't too surprised. I’m totally underwhelmed by Disney's IT.

The lunch menu looks old. On 10/4 they had neither the chicken sandwich nor the stacked sandwich. I was surprised as I did not want a hot, dinner-ish meal for lunch.

2952 bcv

Because it stinks? Honestly, I've never been. But it doesn't have a great following.

Wow, I'm in trouble. If I'm spending over a hundred-fifty dollars for a meal for two I DO expect nice environment, sans screaming babies. Is this politically incorrect? Love kids. That said too many folk come to Disney saying “Hey, it’s Disney” giving the kids free-reign. The basic rules...

In May my husband and I noticed the lack of benches. Seemed everytime we found a bench it was in a smoking area. More than annoying.

This year I was at BCV the first week in May and saw 1 lovebug.

queso fundido at mexico. The waiter told us it was the most popular item on the menu, but it took too much of the waiter's time (assembled at the table).

It’s actually located at the “Lighthouse” in front of the “Yacht Club’s” lobby.

For MANY this is a large inconvenience: they will now need to haul to WDW all the mugs, glasses, & soap to outfit the now useless kitchenette. For MOST it's the principle: DVC has once again degraded the value to the existing membership to either 1) save a buck or 2) misguidedly fix the...

To me this sounds like Disney’s misguided attempt to fix the number dissatisfier: Mousekeeping They must get countless complaints about the shoddy work by mousekeeping and the late checkin time for DVC. Timeshares with kitchen facilities just take longer to clean. So…. some idiot at DVC...