mousermerf
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Exactly, even to enter an AP to the website already they ask for the barcode number, not the ABC string.
How does it work for those, like me, that have a package plan that only needs to be paid 45 days out? Hmmmm.
But these aren't basic questions - these are very personal "what if" theories that are mostly already covered if the person asking the question bothered with 3 seconds worth of research.
Instead they want to be alarmist about the new system and post their 2 cents knocking it and showing the world how it wont work and they're the poor unfortunate one who it is going to be leaving out.
I'm not falling for the charade and don't suggest anyone else does either.
So true! I talked 9 friends to shell out thousands of dollars to go to Food and Wine with me next year. Some of us will also be there in June. We have no idea at this time what type of tickets to buy, and as I have said before - I have already missed one deadline (DVC $399 PAP) because I didn't have enough information. Now I am mildly concerned about losing the opportunity to by a non-expiration ticket (I can also buy a DVC AP for a discounted rate) or do I buy two separate tickets. I do think these questions are necessary. And Cinderumbrella has been attentive.However, I do not think it is unreasonable to ask questions about the upcoming implementation of this.
By your words the social media team has already "recently" began to rethink how to integrate AP's into the program. So what's wrong with giving them some more to think about??[/B]
First, you may need to make FP+ reservations before then.
Second, you should still be able to enter the ticket info from the KTTW cards. If they forget that some people still have valid tickets on "expired" KTTW cards, there will be lots of phone calls to WDW Ticketing to get the correct codes.
They've stopped using the ABC XXX XXX XXXX type number for passes and using the barcode. The barcode that's on KTTW and most other tickets.
I'm looking at those old KTTW cards that have one day tickets on them. Directly below my name is a 17 digit number and just above the bar code is 18 digit number. Which one are you guys talking about?
Not that it matters that much, since I would be able to use it to get FPs for just one day for my eleven day trip.
I'm looking at those old KTTW cards that have one day tickets on them. Directly below my name is a 17 digit number and just above the bar code is 18 digit number. Which one are you guys talking about? Not that it matters that much, since I would be able to use it to get FPs for just one day for my eleven day trip.
And selling tickets to DVC and resort guests and encouraging them to plan more RESORT days.
By the way that is still an unanswered question correct? How many days of an 11 day trip will the guest get 3 FP+?
One thing I don't like about this proposed FP+ idea is the lack of possible spontaneity that we'll have. When I have my kids, we stick more to a plan, but when I go solo -- like I am doing in March -- some days I wake up and say, hmmm...I think I'd like to go to Animal Kindgom this morning to ride Everest and the Safari. So I go...and I get there for RD and get FP. Works really well. But with this new system, the possibility of doing that just goes away -- now it will be that I have to plan 60 days in advance of what I will be in the mood to do. Even with the kids, we left a couple of days open for what we wanted to do again most.
I don't think she is. I know in my case how this plays out will affect my decision whether to go or not. I am already thinking about canceling my May trip or at least not getting another AP and spending no (or maybe just less time) at WDW. Again, so far I hate everything I've read about this new system and see no pros for the AP holders. Getting to the parks at rope drop and utilizing fast passes has always worked very well and allowed us to do everything we've wanted to do in a timely manner. Yes, I was an uberuser, but everyone else had the same opportunity to be one also.
Again, I'm only guessing, but I really think that you will be in a very small minority IF you actually decide not to go to WDW because of the FP system.
I also don't understand how you could "see no pros for AP holders" when Disney has yet to make any official announcements for exactly how this new system will play out for AP holders!
The only "official" thing I've seen is this quote: "Thank you for the comment, Dan. I see there are several questions concerning Annual Passholders. Our Annual Passholders are very important to us and were taking extra care to provide access to all the features and benefits of MyMagic+. Stay tuned as we are finalizing our timeline and well keep you posted."
That's far from a detailed plan, but it certainly isn't a brush-off.![]()
And there's that charming personality again![]()
But these aren't basic questions - these are very personal "what if" theories that are mostly already covered if the person asking the question bothered with 3 seconds worth of research.
Instead they want to be alarmist about the new system and post their 2 cents knocking it and showing the world how it wont work and they're the poor unfortunate one who it is going to be leaving out.
I'm not falling for the charade and don't suggest anyone else does either.
DVC is touting a new member website coming soon - "The Best Is Yet to Come
In keeping with our commitment to provide the best possible service to our Members, the Disney Vacation Club Member website will be undergoing a change. Watch for it soon, then keep coming back to check on the progress we're making. Over the next few months, you will see the transformation happening before your eyes!
Our goal is to create a more satisfying vacation planning experience for you. Watch us grow into the fully revitalized Disney Vacation Club Member website the online place for turning your vacation dreams into a reality! "
Hmmm, I'm guessing this has something to do with linking into the Magic+?
Quoth Disney:
Guest can spend time "planning as much or as little as they wish."
There is always a choice.. not that not planning has any rewards, but no one is forcing anyone to plan.
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The dis boards are for people to chat, ask questions, get help. No, not everyone is a Disney expert, not everyone knows everything about FP, AP's, Photopass and everything else. People do to Disney to holiday, it's not a college degreeI'm SO over certain people on the boards thinking they're Disney experts and treating everyone so badly if they don't "know" something. Get over yourselves, if its a theme park, not brain surgery!
In realty we know almost nothing about how FP+ will be used with an AP. Until then, people will continue to ask questions, posts comments, make guesses. If people don't want to read that, don't come into this thread!![]()