nilla
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- May 23, 2008
It's an ethically scummy thing to do.
I agree, but only at a personal level. If others do it, I don't care
Lord knows may hands aren't clean!
It's an ethically scummy thing to do.
How is , for ex, Mom going to the FP machine instead of the entire family of 4 (so a FP "runner") cheating the system? All 4 family members are getting the same # of FPs regardless.I find the conversation interesting. Anybody that doesn't think Disney knows about all the loopholes we find, or cm don't know is a fool.
It is cheating the system, plan and simple and bad me its so darn fun, lately with new fp+ system.
It's not. And anyway, one family member can go to the kiosks and book a 4th FP for the whole family now, right? Clearly this wasn't an example of "broke" or they would have fixed it.How is , for ex, Mom going to the FP machine instead of the entire family of 4 (so a FP "runner") cheating the system? All 4 family members are getting the same # of FPs regardless.
As long as the "old" MBs are NOT linked to the same MDE account, you can use them to book FP+ "day of".
There goes my plan!! So, I had to get myself and DS a FP+ for ToT even though only DH and DD will ride. As far as I understand, I couldn't split that FP+ for my party to ride two separate rides. I kept getting the message that I would be changing the FP+ entirely to a diff. attraction for the whole group.
After DH and DD ride ToT, the four of us WILL use the other two FP+ on ToyStory and Star Tours. So, after Star Tours, we won't be able to add a 4th because DS and myself didn't actually ride ToT even though the time window passed?!? so frustrating!
Whether or not something is ethically scummy is a matter of personal perspective I guess. I may not be popular for saying this but it just seems like it would increase wait times for others! I think a lot of people forget that not everyone gets to go on multiple trips to Disney World. I have been watching my neighbors children as a favor three nights a week so she can work. Her husband died of cancer last year and she's been working extra shifts to take the kids to Disney. I just wonder how many others are out there in her boat? I'm not telling the OP or anyone else to lose sleep over it but if everyone did this where does it leave people who do play by the rules?
Whether or not something is ethically scummy is a matter of personal perspective I guess. I may not be popular for saying this but it just seems like it would increase wait times for others! I think a lot of people forget that not everyone gets to go on multiple trips to Disney World. I have been watching my neighbors children as a favor three nights a week so she can work. Her husband died of cancer last year and she's been working extra shifts to take the kids to Disney. I just wonder how many others are out there in her boat? I'm not telling the OP or anyone else to lose sleep over it but if everyone did this where does it leave people who do play by the rules?