ironband74
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Actually, may have spoken too soon...stalled at 63 for fifteen minutes or so...

RIGHT before 2:30. I'm telling you. Every day. 1:30-2:30. Look out.Actually, may have spoken too soon...stalled at 63 for fifteen minutes or so...
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Isn't 1:30-2:30 when the Jawas come out looking for scrap materials and basically tearing things down?RIGHT before 2:30. I'm telling you. Every day. 1:30-2:30. Look out.
Here's hoping it gets up and going soon!
It means I have the app opened to the main screen, then go back to the phone home screen (app icons) before I open it again (which just wakes the app from sleep/unsuspends). As opposed to closing the app, and killing it off via the task manager.
Another way to put that is - when I re-open the app I do not see the app splash screen with the fireworks, as it's already loaded past that earlier.
I'm an iOS developer and re-opening an app is pretty common point when an application might do some data refreshing.
When I do this on my Samsung Galaxy S10, I have to wait for the splash screen with the fireworks. It doesn't just relaunch immediately.
That’s really interesting that it only went down for 30 minutes today rather than the70-90 we’ve been seeing that is needed to cycle the system and bring it back online. I wonder if Disney’s also noted the mid-day gremlins and took it down on purpose for diagnostics like you said, in order to avoid another longer downtime, or worse, another yesterday.So it came back after about half an hour. I wouldn't rule out mid-day diagnostics.
As of 3:40, all regular groups have called. That leaves about 5 hours for backup groups. Can we see a new record today?
It depends on what broke when it broke down. The longer breaks are related to a certain part of the ride.That’s really interesting that it only went down for 30 minutes today rather than the70-90 we’ve been seeing that is needed to cycle the system and bring it back online. I wonder if Disney’s also noted the mid-day gremlins and took it down on purpose for diagnostics like you said, in order to avoid another longer downtime, or worse, another yesterday.
Mind=blown.There is no one best spot, although @WDWFigment has made a list of some good ones in his ROTR strategy post on his blog (disneytouristblog).
I am noticing a new trend in the disneyland Facebook groups I’m in. People are posting pictures of the morning crowds of everyone stuck on Main Street. People aren’t realizing that the crowds disperse once rope is dropped and a good number of people leave too.
This is why this group is helpful to have the true information.
Other folks in this thread have mentioned that, at least with Dining reservations, they told the restaurant's check-in staff that they had BGs coming up, and the staff told them to prioritize ROTR - that they would be seated when they returned. If you manage to get a BG on Tuesday (and I'd suggest trying for one), just stop by Oga's and Droid Depot if it looks like the reservation might conflict - I'd bet they'd be willing to accommodate you. (You could even check with them on Monday and ask to make sure.)Got reservations to build a droid and to get a drink in the cantina, both in the late afternoon next Tuesday. I guess it would just be silly to cancel the reservations, but I am wondering if I am able to get a BG that morning, and if it overlaps with the reservations, how I might handle it. Not honoring the reservations costs a little scratch, but I guess if I think of it as the cost of getting on the ride, IDK.
They've been very accommodating to others in your situation. If you have a conflict, just swing by and let the CM checking folks in know and they'll work with you.Got reservations to build a droid and to get a drink in the cantina, both in the late afternoon next Tuesday. I guess it would just be silly to cancel the reservations, but I am wondering if I am able to get a BG that morning, and if it overlaps with the reservations, how I might handle it. Not honoring the reservations costs a little scratch, but I guess if I think of it as the cost of getting on the ride, IDK.
ETA, also if I am successful on Sunday in getting on ROR then maybe I'll not be so anxious about it on Tuesday.
Yeah that makes sense. And I'm sure many, many things have been explained multiple times at this point, but I sure appreciate it from everyone. Going to have a blast!!Other folks in this thread have mentioned that, at least with Dining reservations, they told the restaurant's check-in staff that they had BGs coming up, and the staff told them to prioritize ROTR - that they would be seated when they returned. If you manage to get a BG on Tuesday (and I'd suggest trying for one), just stop by Oga's and Droid Depot if it looks like the reservation might conflict - I'd bet they'd be willing to accommodate you. (You could even check with them on Monday and ask to make sure.)
That’s been happening since day 1. It’s unfortunate because I know a lot of people buying the 3-day tickets, but they are staying away from the “crazy crowds” right now, so they’ll all come later and jam the parks at some unsuspecting time! They’re convinced those Main Street pictures = reality all day.I am noticing a new trend in the disneyland Facebook groups I’m in. People are posting pictures of the morning crowds of everyone stuck on Main Street. People aren’t realizing that the crowds disperse once rope is dropped and a good number of people leave too.
This is why this group is helpful to have the true information.