Really? How do they do that?I don’t like reservations either, but it’s not like you can’t go to the parks. Tens of thousands of people are visiting every day with or without Magic Keys.
Really? How do they do that?I don’t like reservations either, but it’s not like you can’t go to the parks. Tens of thousands of people are visiting every day with or without Magic Keys.
Ah, I need to say this gently: 1 day tickets, Multi-day tickets, California Resident Tickets, etc.Really? How do they do that?
Thanks. I'm hope so.Ah, I need to say this gently: 1 day tickets, Multi-day tickets, California Resident Tickets, etc.
(Sorry. I'm guessing you've been so focused on Magic Keys that you've forgotten about the standard ticket types? I hope you get your Disney fix soon!)
Not going to quarrel with you, because I do not have a problem with reservations. Some people, and not the majority, like the parks and aren't big attraction folks. My parents fall in this category. They could literally spend 10 hours in a Disney park and maybe ride 2 attractions. They like to watch shows and parades and live entertainment and sit on the bench and eat. They liked the ability to simply have a Disney ticket and make a decision that morning which park they were going to attend. There was no advanced reservation needed. Just have a ticket and enter a park of your choosing.I really don't understand the issue. I'm from Europe, I travel half way around the world to get to California and I have been to Disneyland twice in 2022. I get 1 park per per day tickets, direct from Disney website and make park reservation at the time of purchase.
Oooooh, my hubby and I are rapidly approaching the description you've provided! Years ago we weren't happy with fewer than 8-11 major attractions per day ... and now we are OK with a leisurely meal, two attractions (one might be the Little Mermaid?), a visit through Starbucks and loaf of bread from Boudin's to take back to the hotel room for the following morning's coffee. LOL. We've slowed our "touring style" to take photos of plants and to stroll those quieter paths. Yep, sounding a LOT like us!Not going to quarrel with you, because I do not have a problem with reservations. Some people, and not the majority, like the parks and aren't big attraction folks. My parents fall in this category. They could literally spend 10 hours in a Disney park and maybe ride 2 attractions. They like to watch shows and parades and live entertainment and sit on the bench and eat. They liked the ability to simply have a Disney ticket and make a decision that morning which park they were going to attend. There was no advanced reservation needed. Just have a ticket and enter a park of your choosing.
If you have children, they would say your are old.Oooooh, my hubby and I are rapidly approaching the description you've provided! Years ago we weren't happy with fewer than 8-11 major attractions per day ... and now we are OK with a leisurely meal, two attractions (one might be the Little Mermaid?), a visit through Starbucks and loaf of bread from Boudin's to take back to the hotel room for the following morning's coffee. LOL. We've slowed our "touring style" to take photos of plants and to stroll those quieter paths. Yep, sounding a LOT like us!
PS, we are also becoming those people who stop randomly to practice taking selfies. What happened?!?
I know, right? DH often says things like: "How are you supposed to get this stupid thing to _______?" or "Why do they make these things so nobody can get them to work?" and I just nod sympathetically instead of pointing out that most people seem to get them to work just fine and the only ones having issues are old. It's a frightening realization.PS, we are also becoming those people who stop randomly to practice taking selfies. What happened?!?
LOL, even worse when both are career techies! Oh, my! (We *will* use every single feature of these phones! We *will* compare notes and trade "skills" at every turn. And yes, I will fuss repeatedly on the stupid placement of opposing power/volume buttons on my phone located exactly where my hand wants to grip the unit. Ugh!) Tech, love it and hate it, hmm?I know, right? DH often says things like: "How are you supposed to get this stupid thing to _______?" or "Why do they make these things so nobody can get them to work?" and I just nod sympathetically instead of pointing out that most people seem to get them to work just fine and the only ones having issues are old. It's a frightening realization.
We do this too. Make sure to top your bread with a square of Ghirardelli chocolate filled with caramel. That's my pro tip for the day.loaf of bread from Boudin's to take back to the hotel room for the following morning's coffee.