I do not work for Disney, but I am a shareholder and flame me if you will but I ask you this.
I am sorry that the AP holders did not get their precious codes for once, but my lord how can someone that pays $400+ for an AP per person now complain that WDW has ruined their vacations because they did not get $50 off a hotel room? If you can afford an AP, thats the cash equivilant of 4 nights at a mod for crying out loud.
I'm sorry but maybe some people need to read the pass benefits, you are NOT entitled to ANY discounted room rates. Period. End of story. If you bought an AP as a hotel discount card, well, that's not what the intent is for. Next time don't.
Maybe if some of the AP holders were not booking multiple rooms at different times at every price category and then picking and chossing based on code EHD or code PMB which to keep the AP holders would not be in this situation today. If you do not think WDW was keeping track of cancellations by AP holders, you are not being realistic.
Now WDW wants you to book 60 days in advance and leave a deposit. How dare they want people to book who are serious about coming and not catering to the code bookers.
WDW is in business to make money. Not to make sure you get the Wilderness Lodge at a price that you want to pay.
I am sorry that the AP holders did not get their precious codes for once, but my lord how can someone that pays $400+ for an AP per person now complain that WDW has ruined their vacations because they did not get $50 off a hotel room? If you can afford an AP, thats the cash equivilant of 4 nights at a mod for crying out loud.
I'm sorry but maybe some people need to read the pass benefits, you are NOT entitled to ANY discounted room rates. Period. End of story. If you bought an AP as a hotel discount card, well, that's not what the intent is for. Next time don't.
Maybe if some of the AP holders were not booking multiple rooms at different times at every price category and then picking and chossing based on code EHD or code PMB which to keep the AP holders would not be in this situation today. If you do not think WDW was keeping track of cancellations by AP holders, you are not being realistic.
Now WDW wants you to book 60 days in advance and leave a deposit. How dare they want people to book who are serious about coming and not catering to the code bookers.
WDW is in business to make money. Not to make sure you get the Wilderness Lodge at a price that you want to pay.