Couldn't make the sour plum soda taste any worse.
I was thinking the exact same thing!! Especially since viewing of the parades and fireworks should be easy due to the reduced capacity.Why would someone pay $150-$200 for a Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party (5 hours), and then pay another $100+ for a 1.5-2 hour dining package? You're wasting like 40% of your party time on a party-within-a-party?
I know people do. What's the reasoning?
I agree it tastes like soy sauce to me. I think it would make a great marinade for a pork roast. I love the cucumber sprite it’s so refreshing.Couldn't make the sour plum soda taste any worse.
Absolutely! As long as you save the Beverly for last, it's all good!Seems to be just the cups from the article. I always used just one as well. No point in creating waste.
And Tekumi Tei - the only place in Epcot that I had never eaten at, and and was next on my list before the Big-C happened.
I've had the same problem for a couple of weeks. The email response I got was that they were making "magical enhancements" to the Passholder offerings with no expected completion date available.I’ve been trying to modify current reservation to use the this AP discount and have been unable to find anything available for my dates! I have also been unable to even access the offer via the Disney website which just keeps taking me to the scRene showing Passholder info. I spent over an hour on hold and was told nothing available for my dates/resort/room type
The park is falling apart. Look at the state of disrepair Splash is in.
D’Amaro gets WAY too much love. Chapek got the hate when he was in D’Amaro's position and still gets the hate as CEO. I think we should be equally displeased with both of them
RUMOR: Disney Executives “Officially” Cancel EPCOT’s Play Pavilion, Will Abandon Project Unfinished
According to sources inside the company, that silence would remain through the D23 Expo 2022, and it did, with no mention of the existence of the project from executives or Imagineers. Strangely enough, just weeks later, the pavilion was mentioned on the EPCOT 40 map given to guests, and its pavilion logo even featured on EPCOT 40 merchandise which is still being released as we speak. Despite all of this, sources in the company now indicate that executives have “officially” canceled the project during a retreat to Walt Disney World.
Reportedly, it was chairman of Disney Parks, Experiences, and Products Josh D’Amaro who pulled the trigger and killed the project. Those familiar with the pavilion said that a lot of the interior had already been installed and completed.
Yep. I finally called AP help number and spoke to CM who told me exactly that...”magical enhancements”...they were unable to help me but I have finally been able to put together a split stay with 4 nights at Pop and 4 nights at CSR at GDT. I was able to use the AP discount on both reservation. The only problem with doing a split stay is when you do ADRs you have to do separately for each half of trip Instead of being able to take advantage of the +10 days.I've had the same problem for a couple of weeks. The email response I got was that they were making "magical enhancements" to the Passholder offerings with no expected completion date available.
Opening a new incognito window works for me.This is been happening to me often. Usually if I log out & log back it, it works.
I do it. I'll give you my reasoning, noting that people have different priorities, different definitions of "value" and different ideas of how they want to distribute their time and money when it comes to Disney trips. For me, it's simple. I'm on the "mature" side, LOL. I'm AP and go several times a year, usually for holidays and special events. My kids are 22 and 18. My older daughter is a CM. We enjoy spending time together at the MK soaking in the ambiance of the various holiday parties. We like the decorations, entertainment, parades, characters. My personal #1 priority is fireworks. That's my thing. I don't mind paying to have a reserved fireworks viewing spot in the Plaza Garden (or at a Tomorrowland Terrace seated view on NYE). I dislike watching fireworks in a crowd and I'm past staking out a spot in advance. And trust me, the hub crowds are pretty intense during parties. I used to do those things when I was younger and when my kids were younger. Now? I prefer to wander the MK for a couple of hours enjoying the holiday party, get my Dessert Party wristband, sit in comfort and have some drinks or coffee and treats with my older kids, then see the fireworks from my favorite spot in the Plaza Garden reserved viewing area, then continue to wander the MK enjoying the holiday party until closing time. Regarding the dessert party duration - you don't have to sit at the dessert party for the entirety of the party. You are free to come and go as you please. Usually my kids sit with me for awhile and then run off and ride some Tomorrowland rides or go to Main St for the early parade, then come back and pick up more drinks/treats to carry over to the Plaza Garden viewing area. The financial trade-off? We don't do dinner at BOG or CRT on a trip that includes a dessert party. It's an almost even trade. We're good with that. That's my reasoning, since you asked. Simply a matter of my personal taste, preference, prioritization. One person's point of view. Hope that helps.Why would someone pay $150-$200 for a Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party (5 hours), and then pay another $100+ for a 1.5-2 hour dining package? You're wasting like 40% of your party time on a party-within-a-party?
I know people do. What's the reasoning?
Interesting. Didn't know that. I thought you were trapped in the dessert party for the hour or so.Regarding the dessert party duration - you don't have to sit at the dessert party for the entirety of the party. You are free to come and go as you please. Usually my kids sit with me for awhile and then run off and ride some Tomorrowland rides or go to Main St for the early parade, then come back and pick up more drinks/treats to carry over to the Plaza Garden viewing area.
Akershus Royal Banquet Hall Only Scheduled to Serve Dinner During Initial Reopening Period at EPCOT
An update to the Disney World website reveals that Akershus Royal Banquet Hall will only be open for dinner during the initial reopening period, which currently runs through late December, but could be extended into the new year.
Posted hours for Akershus are from 2:45pm to 8:05pm, daily, and the only menu posted online is for dinner. Disney did not announce meal period details but promised more details by October 24th – which is when reservations open. It’s possible that they will expand to a lunch or breakfast meal period, but as of right now, the hours don’t support those dining periods. Disney also recently removed the breakfast menu from the Walt Disney World website.
Probably still shorthanded.Well, baby-steps I guess. Why though? I am sure they could pack the place!