Well it’s illogical I know, but I keep giving them a chance to make this right. DS is 2 so there is much else that we enjoy that’s easy to do with him.
This is like one of those contests that companies run where you have to keep your hand on something the longest to win the prize.Or have the the patience enough to stick it out
And that’s fine. But anyone who thinks they’re doing what they’re doing out of the goodness of their heart is naive imo.If there was no profit incentive, the company would not exist and we all would have nothing to complain about.
They already done some of it. My immediate concern is when they're going to go back to the "cancel under 30 days and your points go into holding" policy that is currently waived. I would think that would have to be announced long enough ahead of time to make sure people aren't caught out, especially after doing extra things for people and points during the closure period like extending expirations and such.
I wonder if that means that they’ve at least neatened up some of the demolition/construction at EPCOT?
I hear you, but 58 days is not within 30 days. We are scheduled to be there opening week which we didn’t know would be opening week until a few weeks ago. I won’t have the advantage of seeing how it goes for others so I need Disney to give us info. And I whisk just reschedule til later but can’t do that either so I either cancel or wait.
It’s a pandemic. For my beach vacation earlier this month, the county literally opened up for rentals the Friday before the week I was going. I only found out because I watched a city council meeting online. My resort never contacted me, and I didn’t expect them to. I called them to make sure they were open, I went, and I had a great time. If you keep any hotel reservations in the middle of a pandemic, I think it’s on you to keep track of things and to accept that you may not be able to plan for every detail in advance. Some things are going to be closed. You may or may not know what those things will be until you get there. The tourism industry has way too much to worry about right now without having to communicate personally with every guest who has a reservation, annual pass, ticket, etc.
I agree, I don't see Disney putting that kind of effort in to stopping people from hopping between resorts once they're on property. They definitely won't be stopping anyone from getting on the bus to a different resort at the parks. It seems like it's just the same policy that you can't drive to a resort unless you have an ADR or room there.
Can’t they care about profit and also care about not getting their guests and employees sick at the same time? Does it have to be one or the other?If there was no profit incentive, the company would not exist and we all would have nothing to complain about.
I wonder if you could use mobile order at a counter service restaurant (I’m not sure if any of the resorts that are opening have that available) and use that like an ADR to get access to the resort?
not only that but they would need to have CM stationed at each bus stop at DS to check MB and make sure people boarding the buses are actually staying in that resort.
