Miffy
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@HopperFan: I'd love to hear more about the questions you were asked on the survey. And your answers, if you'd care to let us know. Thanks!I think for the context of this discussion, we are under the Disney World forums, not Disneyland. To my knowledge and correct me if I am wrong, there have been no lawsuits filed in Florida. I would have to think that there isn't a strong enough basis (the terms I linked to were FL).
Everything about Disneyland and how they operate is different from FL. Their annual passes are much different. I don't know what the structure is there, but I'm sure the lawsuit will surely have Disney looking at all their options and their wordage if there was any gray. At the worse if it doesn't go well, they could just pro-rate refunds to all the passholders and start over. At least now they have stats on who their best post-covid customers and what they want to offer going forward. Lawsuit could actually backfire.
"Capacity" restrictions is such a gray area. Disney doesn't even disclose attendance numbers. No one outside that tight circle can answer that question. I do not interpret it that as concrete evidence that unfairness is happening. Disney can simply present that we have buckets of tickets, one went empty. AP holders buy a ticket that initially may be very expensive but in the long run can reduce their per day cost extensively, especially for a local. Based on trips taken/scheduled my AP will mean I paid $16 per day. While I hate reservations, I can't complain.
We'll see how the lawsuit pans out but not sure Disney will come out with much harm, they have always had the fine print to back them.
ETA: MDE has been sending me push notifications about Passholder benefits--discounts, merchandise, etc. That doesn't sound to me like a company that's planning on getting rid of APs. There's an entire section on the app with Passholder info and details about AP benefits.