I like the dedicated bus lanes in the video the PP shared. Here in my area a couple of years ago they took the shoulder in various parts of one of our major highways (I-35) and made it a Bus Lane for the public transit buses. The buses can only go on the shoulder though I believe when traffic is flowing at less than 35mph if I remember correctly (could be wrong) but it was made that way to help them at least somewhat keep their schedule during high traffic times.
I don’t even visit universal but I’m excited about this. 3 parks and volcano bay is really a full weeks worth of things to do that can go head to head with Disney in terms of offerings. Hopefully the arms race for theme park supremacy will continue for both parties
I'm totally excited too...except the problem is for peeps who visit both parks like we do..so much to do not enough time (and money to an extent) lol.
TA lists are just based on some algorithm based on number and average level of review, not any real thoughtful review.
This looks like it has the potential to be neat but I'm not really sure what it is or how you use it.
Get VPN and connect to a US server, I'd recommend Private Internet Access (PIA). You can also use a US proxy server.I would love to see stuff like this. Unfortunately I've never been able to find it on our Canadian stations and we don't seem to carry the Travel Channel.
My DD flips when we cross the border as we get so many more options on our Netflix account. She downloads a bunch of stuff when we're at Disney and can still watch it when we return to Canada!
For data geeks like me this is awesome. Puts some of touring plan’s capabilities right in your hands on demand and up to date (eg graphs of attraction wait times and how they’re distributed throughout the day).
I think we’re in the same boat. I can’t even drag my kids to universal if it means missing one WDW day (they have no interest), so I only care as it pertains to healthy competition being best for the consumer.
