Really angry - waited until Midnight for FP

[erc]

IT is so flexible that if you know you need to do something important at 7 AM, you can make arrangements to be home and doing your FP+ reservations as well as performing server upgrades for work. My brother-in-law is pretty much the head of IT at his company and goes into the office maybe 2 days a week. I'm a software engineer and wouldn't think twice about working from home for the morning if I needed to be making FP+ selections at 7. It is the factory workers whose shift starts at 7 that might have more of a grudge. But they are probably not a typical WDW visitor.

 

[Queen of the WDW Scene]

IT is so flexible that if you know you need to do something important at 7 AM, you can make arrangements to be home and doing your FP+ reservations as well as performing server upgrades for work. My brother-in-law is pretty much the head of IT at his company and goes into the office maybe 2 days a week. I'm a software engineer and wouldn't think twice about working from home for the morning if I needed to be making FP+ selections at 7. It is the factory workers whose shift starts at 7 that might have more of a grudge. But they are probably not a typical WDW visitor.

Glad you put PROBABLY because you know what assuming does.
My dad was a manual laborer (not at a factory but the streets department) and he has been going to WDW almost yearly since it opened.
My friend's parents worked at a GM factory and they too enjoy Disney.

 

[perditax]

Yeah, honestly, for the folks with these preconceptions about who does or does not / can or cannot go to WDW, just take a good look at the people around you in the park next time you're there. Are you sure they all fit your own personal demographic? Because I bet they don't.

 

[hiroMYhero]

Ok, FP Booking that begins at 7:00a ET has been established over on the first page of this thread.

Now that a variety of people have been denigrated, closing.