DisneyJamieCA
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I could see this going some place if the separate buckets were new when the Keys came out. But they weren’t. Since Disneyland reopened there have been 1 day, hopper & on-site hotel buckets. And some did run out before others.I can understand your viewpoint but that's really neither here nor there how you feel about separate buckets (not saying this rudely just that it's not pertinent to the lawsuit). It's about whether Disney is in the wrong here or not with how they structured, sold, and implemented their product. The lawsuit may not go anywhere but I can see why one was filed.
They didn’t block out dates on these passes. They just became unavailable. I think part of the problem is that previous pass holders were used to being able to plan last minute trips and they can’t now.
While I don’t necessarily think what Disney is doing is fair & ethical, but I’m not sure it’s illegal. The T&C clearly laid out that reservations weren’t guaranteed and that only a certain number could be held at a time. And all Key holders have the option of staying onsite if they really wanted to go.