Gina-Gina-Bo-Bina
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Boo Bash was the only Disney Parks component of our trip, except for Blizzard Beach (which doesn't have Photopass photographers at the moment).
We didn't make pictures a main focus of the night, and we still managed 28 photos. Would have had more but NONE of our ride pics showed up even after messaging Photopass to ask for assistance.
Here are some of the PP pics we got over the course of the evening. We waited less than 5 minutes for each photo opportunity (we skipped any with long lines).
A few more are in the next post.
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@Gina-Gina-Bo-Bina Were you able to look at the photos in MDE before purchasing Memory Maker?
Thank you so much!! These look amazing!
Fantastic report!!!Hi all! We were at boo bash last night and had a phenomenal time!
it was myself, husband and three kiddos (12, 10, and 7)
Our priorities were to see fireworks (they weren’t doing them when we were here in May) and to ride as many rides as we could.
We hit a snafu with traveling from Wilderness Lodge to MK (boats just stopped running) so we ended up taking a Uber to the contemporary and walking over. We arrived a few minutes after 7 and breezed right on in.
I will say there was a really large crowd at guest relations outside the park when we walked in. No idea what for though.
We had planned on doing things before fireworks but when we walked down Main Street at 7:15 it was already getting crowded so we found a good spot and had a seat.
It was hard not to feel like we weren’t wasting time just sitting there but my husband kept reminding me this was a priority for us.
So glad we stayed because the view was great and I cried. Really glad we had one more chance to see the show.
After Fireworks we headed straight for Small World (it’s our family tradition to ride it first) and to wait for it to clear out.
Here’s everything we did:
Small world
Drinks - no line
Friars nook mobile order - trick or treat while waiting)
Ariel tot
Barnstormer
Tot
Space
Tot
7DMT 15 minute wait
Ice cream
Big thunder
Popcorn & drinks
Cavalcade (tot while waiting)
Pirates
Cavalcade villains
Haunted mansion posted 25 actual 15 including stretching room
Splash (one last tot for 7 & hubs)
Walked out of the park at 12:28
Everything but 7DMT and HM were actual walk ons. We only did 7DMT because a friend was there and wanted us to ride with her kids as she gets motion sickness.
I wish we had skipped HM as it meant we missed Malificent’s Dragon but oh well.
We got a good deal on a two night DVC at WL and so literally only came down for the party. We spent the rest of the time at the pool and brunch at Topolino’s.
We were just down in May for six nights over Memorial Day weekend. We’ve never been to Disney twice in one year.
So was it worth it? Yes. Absolutely. Compared to the lines we saw in May, these were an absolute breeze. Compared to the crowd levels of a previous Halloween party, the crowd was so much less.
However, there were still people everywhere. It’s just that not everyone was riding rides. There was enough to do to spread everyone out.The two cavalcades we did see, we walked right up and got great spots. We never stood in line for candy or treats or drinks.
HOWEVER, because there are still a lot of people at the event, even in the middle of the party, I thought to myself, five minutes could make or break your experience. For instance, we got into 7DMT right after it was reopened. If we had to wait in the line while it was not running and then asked to leave, our experience would have been totally different.
Still, it was super fun and I am so glad we did it and hoping we can make a similar trip happen for Christmas too.
We saw folks in costume mid afternoon last Friday.I am sure I have missed this somewhere in the thread but I could not find it specifically. If you have park hoppers, I know you wouldn't have to wait until 7:00 p.m. exactly to get in. But what about coming in in costume? If you wanted to arrive (using hoppers to get in, but still have Boo Bash tickets for later) can you come in dressed up at say 6:00 or do you need to wait until 7:00 since in costume?
Gracious and groovy as always!We didn't make pictures a main focus of the night, and we still managed 28 photos. Would have had more but NONE of our ride pics showed up even after messaging Photopass to ask for assistance.
It was available during at least one Boo Bash event night. See post #2,624 of this thread.Does anyone know if they are doing the Tangled photo shot, where you hold an actual lantern, during Boo Bash?
They were doing it tonight, we just got backDoes anyone know if they are doing the Tangled photo shot, where you hold an actual lantern, during Boo Bash?
I'm so sorry, Disney should have done a little magic for you and not left you feeling like they don't care.Interesting. I had to cancel my trip; I called today to have my unused Boo Bash tickets towards day tickets. After holding for quite a while, I was told "no, you cannot use special event tickets towards anything else but special ticketed events." Asked again and I was put on a long hold for the ticket services escalation team. Told that I cannot use the credit for day tickets or annual passes. I really hate how this is applied differently...
Why tho? The page says no refunds so I think that they are even letting it be applied to another special event is above what they have to do. Imo if it states before you purchase that the tickets are non refundable and non transferable then anything they do for you is above what they had to do.I'm so sorry, Disney should have done a little magic for you and not left you feeling like they don't care.
The policy on no refunds is burning people, making it so they're leery of committing to buying anything like this again further out than a week or so before a trip (which by then is sold out, but not if disney keeps this behavior going).
Why what?Why tho? The page says no refunds so I think that they are even letting it be applied to another special event is above what they have to do. Imo if it states before you purchase that the tickets are non refundable and non transferable then anything they do for you is above what they had to do.
Disney is a corporation watching the bottom line. They will continue this until they start losing money and customers. For some reason, they keep packing them in, so be prepared to be disappointed and watch your money fly away.Why what?
It's called good customer service. Disney has lost that touch.
So that means they have to go ahead and give you your money back even tho you know going in that it’s supposed to be non refundable? I can see expecting $ back when most of the rides are down. But when you choose not to go, that’s not on them.Why what?
It's called good customer service. Disney has lost that touch.