https://chipandco.com/animal-kingdom-reducing-hours-for-attractions-within-the-park-325020/
If this is true of course.
If this is true of course.
They are going to shorten an extra magic hour to 45 minutes??? To what, save 15 min of paying CMs? I suppose next the H will stand for half-hour, and you will have the "perk" of one extra ride before opening. Are they trying to drive people off site(if not from visiting at all!) They have already cut most of the night time EMH, added parking fees, and now this - and you can make 60 day FP at DS hotels as well as Swan/Dolphin, with much better special rates often.
- can't believe how much it's changed in the 10 years since our kids' first visit when I fell in love with WDW. What? Now I think I've heard it all.Did I read that correctly - a.m. extra magic ‘hours’ are 8:15 - 9:00 eg: 45 minutes???
And what is up with starting trails later? I realize staff is involved, but really? Then one will open at 9:30, and the other at 10:30, so if you want to start at EE in the morning and work through Asia, you can't get the trail done? Or do Gorilla Falls before your Safari FP as we have done in the past. This the Animal Kingdom after all, with people coming to see animals. I had heard about Kali changes, and figured it was just due to temps in winter, and most not wanting to do water rides first thing, but many like to do trails early before they get crowded or it gets hotter.
We probably shouldn't call it "EMH" anymore.
Now it's "EM45."
My AK day with EMH (Nov. 12) is still listed at 8:00 am - 9:00 am.
Yeah, asking them to pay employees with the massive price increases is too much to ask.Increase cast members pay, then cut the hours. Did anyone really think Disney would foot the bill for the pay increase. I'm sure more is to come. thanks
Yeah, asking them to pay employees with the massive price increases is too much to ask.
And that is the point. They don't need to offset the raises with reducing hours. They could do it with all the price increases. But they'd rather reduce costs, increase revenue, to increase profits, which is fine, that is what businesses do. People can also decide to stop giving them business if they no longer feel the product justifies the cost.From the outside looking in, no it's not too much to ask. From the inside looking out, where their pay is sometimes tied to stock performance or profit/bottom line numbers, it is.