Early Entry Ending at DLR

[tjkraz]

Am I missing something - how can a 1-Day LL replace early entry every day?

It doesn't...for people who use Early Entry.

But based upon Disney's claim that early entry was very lightly attended--and the positive feedback from guests who have attended and found very light crowds--a lot of people aren't taking advantage of EE. If that's the case, getting one LL is an upgrade for them. Though I think it's unnecessarily stingy to not make it one LL per night rather than one per reservation.

 

[kes601]

LLMP - At WDW, can make 3 selections 7 days in advance + stay length
LLMP - At DLR, can make selections after entering park; advantage to those who entered during ETPE, but that advantage is going away

This one I don't really see as a fair comparison between WDW and DLR. The systems are completely different. I actually prefer the way it works at DLR since the 2 hour stacking rule is still in play and it is next available time vs selecting any available time. Pre selections would not work.

 

[Flash_Sloth]

Also, unless I'm doing something wrong with how I make my park reservations at DLR, here is one more difference between WDW and DLR, but it only applies for Annual Pass or MagicKey holders:

WDW - park reservations don't count against your AP's limit when staying onsite
DLR - your MagicKey's park reservations limit is the same whether staying onsite or offsite

Maybe there is an extra bucket of park reservations available for those staying onsite in DLR?

And one more thing I just thought of.

WDW - MNSSHP, MVMCP, JN tickets can be purchased a week earlier if staying onsite
DLR - OBB tickets open for sale to everybody at the same time; no onsite advantage