Can anyone explain what this survey question means?

[mickey916]

I got it a few months ago and selected 1 as well.

 

[dieumeye]

The thing I don't get is that the wording specifically says ANY PARK and FIRST DAY. Does this mean you'd still need to pick a specific park on the second day? If the first option means that you could go to ANY PARK on EACH DAY, then why wouldn't it say that (like option 2 specifies EACH DAY)? That's what confused me.

 

[Mrs.AMC]

Y’all are really reading way too much in to the question
Option 1 is simply how tickets were sold pre shut down. Nothing more. Nothing less. It ain’t that complicated. It ain’t a big conspiracy to trick you to answering to some new, worse option
#1 old way
#2 current way

 

[focusondisney]

I got that this week too. The attached email talked about being screened for a possible extended zoom survey/ focus group. I took it as a pre screening survey. My DIL did it about 2 or 3 months ago but was never contacted for the zoom portion.

 

[Upatnoon]

No. 1: Instead of buying a ticket and showing up next week or next month or next year, you tell Disney when you are going to go to a park. Disney knows those tickets have a shelf-life after you start using them. It offers a bit of advance warning on crowd size.

No. 2: Reserve every park day. This gives Disney the most info, however, it is the most annoying for guests.

Disney wants to know how many people are coming to the parks so it can staff them correctly. No. 1 helps with that while giving more spontaneity to guests.

Disney can also use this to gauge how many people dislike making the daily park reservations. It could be that 99% of the complaints they get about daily reservations are from 1% of guests.

Anyhow, I prefer No. 1