I didn’t see the post so I can’t speak to that in particular, but yesterday it did seem like a number of Guests were expecting something special, which is what my comment was focused on (just based on overheard conversations and some social media posts). Apologies for any confusion.
It's theater for people that need it. I'm not a medic, but a Firefighter and around it all the time. Its the same as the empty middle seats on airlines. Not saying people haven't suffered.Let’s be honest about Epcot Forever, the crowds were distancing themselves from that dumpster fire way before COVID
I’d like this post twice if I could
I’m a medic. We all sit around and laugh at the temperature checks. #TrueStory
Same here. Headache, fatigue, and a light cough for about a day. I won’t sit here and say it’s not having horrible effects on a certain portion of the population, but myself and the dozens of people I know who have had it have all reported that we’ve had worse food poisoning.
These were not Disney — no one seems to be sure where exactly they were coming from (they were too close to be SW); I’m guessing one of the nearby resorts did them. Some of them do special fireworks every year.
I’m still confused why anyone would expect fireworks from Disney/MK last night. Disney repeatedly said that wasn’t happening and, generally speaking, Disney doesn’t “lie” or surprise with big things like that. The fact that they left the Main Street shops open until 12am (following usual protocol) was a nice gesture in and of itself. I know many CMs and management would’ve preferred to have the whole park cleared by midnight so everyone could go home.
The poster who shared the pics wasn't expecting them, but shared it as an"OMG! They surprised us and did them anyways!"
Countless people chimed in and said there WEREN'T Disney fireworks but she refused to believe otherwise. Admins finally pulled the post.
Makes sense. Another enticement to stay on property. They need more bodies in the resorts in order to start bringing other things back. Without the resort income, other things will continue to be pushed back.
Not a bad idea. It’s nothing extraordinary, but it may entice people to book on site, something they’ve clearly been struggling with
Yep, Universal is still doing early entry for resort guests.Sounds like what Universal does with onsite resort guests. (Not sure as we didn't stay there but I think they still are doing this.) For early morning, I would hope it's at least an hour given that even now they let folks in before official park opening time. I was intrigue by the report that it could be used in relation to hopping, as in allowing resort guests to hop before 2. Doesn't sound like a lot of enticement for onsite stays but still - baby steps.
Makes sense. Another enticement to stay on property. They need more bodies in the resorts in order to start bringing other things back. Without the resort income, other things will continue to be pushed back.
Ah, first day of the year and it's a Friday! Good way to start.
Would be nice if they dropped a bit of good news on us today, but I suppose there isn't any good news yet.
Hey guys, I'M GOING TO DISNEY THIS YEAR.
Sorry, I just had to get that out there...