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I think at this point -- the main reason people (like us on the boards) stay on-site is the 60-day fast passes and transportation. Take away EMH and I know I would probably still stay on-site. Probably what mainly will determine me to stay on or offsite? Cost. I'm willing to pay a little extra to be in a Disney hotel .. just because, but EMH has little to do with that.

For first time guests. People want to stay on-site simply because "it's a Disney hotel". My sister is going to Disney for the first time and without really looking at prices or even knowing what the on-site perks just wanted to stay at a "Disney hotel".


I agree we are onsite because of the 60 day FP+, Magic Express and the included onsite Transportation...not the EMH.

We actually plan around AVOIDING the park with the EMH because being from the Central Time Zone we are already waking up earlier than normal just for the regular park open and one hour earlier (or 45min) (eyeroll)) is not enjoyable.
 


I mean after 6, what do you have to do at that park if you've done the 5 rides already? Most of the outdoor shows are closed by then as well. I mean, "winter" hours is nothing new in amusement parks -- neither is closing some attractions early.

Delayed opening until 10 makes sense. It’s silly to go to Muppets that early when wait times at rides are low(er). But the evening...what else is there to do? Shows are usually done and fastpasses may be very hard to come by that late in the day. For those who don’t wait in lines, that leaves walking around Walt Disney Presents and Launch Bay. The number of cutbacks is just ridiculous (along with the ridiculous price hikes). Universal isn’t cutting back operating hours/offerings, so it’s not an “industry standard.”
 
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Hear! Hear! Our family LOVES the muppets and we do the Muppet 3D every visit -- it's on our MUST DO list. We missed the fountain when we were there last visit. Glad it's back. Frankly, that corner was starting to feel like the Muppets Movie -- we lamented what it used to be. And, there were no T-Shirts when we were there. I hope they figure out how to make the Muppets more relevant to the crowds.
 
Is it just me, or does it look like Hollywood Studios will not be so easy to access for people who stay on-site and drive their own vehicles? For example, to get back to Pop Century, CBR, or AoA, you'd have to drive quite far out of the way when leaving DHS if I'm reading the map correctly.

There is a connection from SB Victory Way to the entrance road and there may be one from exit road to NB Victory Way, but it is hard to tell at this point.
 
I think they are expecting people staying at those resorts to take the Skyliner.

I think you're right - and given how short of a ride it looks like it will be it seems like a no-brainer to ride this in if you're staying at one of those resorts...although I do have a friend who is deathly afraid of the idea of riding in a cable car and I'm sure she isn't alone!
 
I think you're right - and given how short of a ride it looks like it will be it seems like a no-brainer to ride this in if you're staying at one of those resorts...although I do have a friend who is deathly afraid of the idea of riding in a cable car and I'm sure she isn't alone!

I'm excited to ride during DHS/Epcot fireworks. Though I do wonder if based on the concept art they will be tinted in a way you can't really see out of them very well, especially at night.
 
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