I did mention it on another post!it also uses the word shortly instead of soon talking about the opening of the reservation system
Please, lets discuss what that means for the next cuple of pages
So, I'm quoting this post from the TPAS forum because my response is speculative and I think we want to keep that thread with just news, but I think this is the FIRST time I see the language of making sure your booking is linked. Do you think this is because resort guests *will* indeed have priority? Or do you think this refers to UK guests having tickets and those with tickets will have priority (not necessarily resort guests).
I read that earlier and took it as resort booking
I've noticed a few people have now made comments about how it's been worded which I didn't realise if I'm honest that it was different from the US emails but it is ... interesting to say to least as right now, we do literally read into every single word - it's just natural.
I read that earlier and took it as resort booking
Looks great! I will be across the street at Aventura in 72 hours because of posts like this one. Since the parks close at 6 pm, do the pools get busier in the evening?
But it does not say it is first access exclusively. They could well lump resort guests with current AP and regular ticket holders.
It wasn’t last night. There were maybe 6 kids in the pool around 8pm. We couldn’t cheat on Walt exclusively, so are at Disney Springs tonight because the weather is perfect after visiting the parks. I now understand why people compare and contrast why WDW will have problems/is opening later with their guests vs UO. It’s hard to explain until you witness it. The temperature check was very quick, Uber drops you off at a pedestrian walkway (on the east side?), The LEGO store has you enter and go through counter-clockwise (and you cannot touch product until you buy it) and Boathouse feels just as busy as it normally is on a Friday evening, but the tables are more spread out.Looks great! I will be across the street at Aventura in 72 hours because of posts like this one. Since the parks close at 6 pm, do the pools get busier in the evening?
Come on SAB: open open open by August!!
Ok so the free refillable cup every day for passholder theory is correct, though I bet it’s a glitch they have to fix in the app that it lets you keep doing it....maybe not though. Also, there have been a lot of questions awhile back regarding how busses might work and since today is Friday this is the first time there was an actual line when I was getting on the resort bus. I was at the front of the line but as soon as an actual (socially distanced for the most part) line started forming (50ish total people) two guys with walkies frantically ran over and started adjusting line dividers and calling for busses. They only allowed 16 people on the bus, five distinct family groups total. I’m not sure how their formula works but that’s my observation of my experience. And I heard them tell the people that were still waiting that another bus would be along shortly. There are no coffee makers in the resort rooms, I was told only in the suites. As the Friday crowd grew so did the sea world level of behavior at the parks. Of note was the trend to push masks down unless one was sure a universal employee or security person was near and kids just not wearing them at all, invading personal space, and we just left the resort pool because it’s a total free-for-all like an ordinary crowded pool day.....and nobody is correcting any behavior.
I’m sorry, what is zDS?
I heard a report that the NBA teams will try to compensate for lack of activities for the players, during free time in Orlando. One option mentioned was upgrading the TVs in the guest rooms.
Did you get a chance to look at 8ish by any chance? Ours at ES was like that too up until park close then it was madness.....
