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it is interesting on Disneyworld.com the hours calendar only goes to Dec 9th. But on MDE app the hours go out until Dec 19th. This doesn’t make sense to me.
it is interesting on Disneyworld.com the hours calendar only goes to Dec 9th. But on MDE app the hours go out until Dec 19th. This doesn’t make sense to me.
Mysterious Signs Installed at EPCOT Main Entrance
A set of new signs has been installed at the main entrance to EPCOT, and outside of containing the logo for the park, we’re not really sure what these signs are for. There have been updates to existing signage to utilize the new EPCOT font and color scheme, but these signs didn’t exist until recently. The signs contain the EPCOT logo, but nothing else at the moment. It’s possible that they could be used in the future as informational signs, perhaps for park hours, but at the moment the only purpose they serve is to befuddle. Here’s a look at the signs, let us know what you think they could be in the comments below or on social media!
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I'll bet those are for temporary signs, announcing showtimes and such. The semicircle at the bottom suggests to me that it's there to hold things in place.Mysterious Signs Installed at EPCOT Main Entrance
A set of new signs has been installed at the main entrance to EPCOT, and outside of containing the logo for the park, we’re not really sure what these signs are for. There have been updates to existing signage to utilize the new EPCOT font and color scheme, but these signs didn’t exist until recently. The signs contain the EPCOT logo, but nothing else at the moment. It’s possible that they could be used in the future as informational signs, perhaps for park hours, but at the moment the only purpose they serve is to befuddle. Here’s a look at the signs, let us know what you think they could be in the comments below or on social media!
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In addition to getting all of the great features that come with the complimentary Disney Genie service, purchasing Disney Genie+ service offers even more convenience and flexibility, starting at $25.00 USD per ticket per day. Prices vary by date.
Hohoho Merrrrry Christmas!Disneyland News:
BREAKING: Disneyland Raises Price of Disney Genie+; Is Walt Disney World Next?
Disneyland has raised the price of their Disney Genie+ service from $20 to $25 – a $5 increase ahead of the holiday season. The price increase comes after Disneyland introduced PhotoPass Lenses to the Disney Genie+ offering, but wasn’t directly related to Lenses. Of course, the next question is – will Disney World increase the price of Disney Genie+?
Disneyland Introduces Variable Pricing for Disney Genie+
Following news that Disneyland has increased the price of Disney Genie+ from $20 per person, per day to $25 per person, per day, Disneyland also introduced variable pricing – noting that $25 per person, per day is the base rate (emphasis added):
You obviously haven’t heard of the holiday Thankweenmas.
It’s in place for Walt Disney World as well:Disneyland News:
BREAKING: Disneyland Raises Price of Disney Genie+; Is Walt Disney World Next?
Disneyland has raised the price of their Disney Genie+ service from $20 to $25 – a $5 increase ahead of the holiday season. The price increase comes after Disneyland introduced PhotoPass Lenses to the Disney Genie+ offering, but wasn’t directly related to Lenses. Of course, the next question is – will Disney World increase the price of Disney Genie+?
Disneyland Introduces Variable Pricing for Disney Genie+
Following news that Disneyland has increased the price of Disney Genie+ from $20 per person, per day to $25 per person, per day, Disneyland also introduced variable pricing – noting that $25 per person, per day is the base rate (emphasis added):