Interesting non-answer.
I'm not trying to analyze you. I'm trying to back your flimsy argument into a corner by coming up with the closest analogue I can think of.
Whatever makes you happy.
Interesting non-answer.
I'm not trying to analyze you. I'm trying to back your flimsy argument into a corner by coming up with the closest analogue I can think of.
As long as you don't mind having to get a FastPass to get a FastPass, because if you have to wait for the average theme-park goer to (a) figure out how to use the touchscreen, and (b) actually make a choice as to what time they want their FPs for, it'll be five minutes or so PER PERSON in line ahead of you.
Whatever makes you happy.
Interesting non-answer.
I'm not trying to analyze you. I'm trying to back your flimsy argument into a corner by coming up with the closest analogue I can think of.
What were you thinking???
I can go either way on this issue.. My main concern is having to drag my 3 young kids across the park multiple times a day to get on a ride... They already are tired of walking and if the window starts to get enforced it will make a long day, much much longer....
Telling. I'd just love to play poker with you sometime.![]()
XPass will affect EVERYONE...not just a morally bankrupt few.![]()
I would love to but you know those chickens take way too much of my time. There are still a lot of unjustice I, a highly moral person would love to fix...
This has been brought up before. I think the main reason is simply the cost and research to implement it (all new machines, etc) and maintain a database for it, etc.
They would also have to deal with a longer time each person is at the kiosk due to interacting with the screen, deciding, etc...as opposed to the quick method of just getting a ticket in a few seconds and walking away.
I would not suggest it now, prices on chickens jumped up... maybe virgins![]()
Such as scofflaws and reprobates shopping in the park after close and who--egads!--intended to do so all along?!
I see your non-answer and raise you a rephrased, baiting question.
So what kind of fish you see me as, goldfish, perrana or maybe mermaid?![]()
Not according to a major on-line thesaurus...
http://thesaurus.com/browse/policy
The words are synonymous.
It means they mean the same thing.
fluke
maybe in some context but not at Disney, Policy is published for all to see on the Disney World site. Operational guidelines are shared internally and not published for all to see.
There is no where that it was stated in print for the general public to see that one could come back at any time, if so please share. I will gladly say I was wrong.
The printed policy on Disneyworld.com even states to make sure this time will work for you. So getting Fastpass is not always going to work for everyone.
Are you ever in the parks after close? Do you plan your day so that you defer say, shopping time, until after park close because you know Disney allows it--even though you can't find anything official or all-policy-looking that says that? If not, how do you feel about those that do?
The only time I do this is when I've used all my late FP's collected from the morning, or I'm finished riding Soarin, TSM, or any of the MK Mtns because I made it into line 5 minutes before the park closed to start EMH's.
Then I'll shop before I head over to my Holiday Inn Express![]()