Should Disney get new buses that can have wifi and USB plugs

[Tozzie]

Why do they need them? I have never been on a disney bus long enough that it would make a difference in my battery life. On the DME buses or the Cruise line busses maybe but not the resort transportation.

 

[TheRustyScupper]

Have you been anywhere else?

I oversaw/ran manufacturing plants in Osaka Japan, Pontypool Wales, Galway Ireland, Pontarlier France, Corvina Czech Rep, Puebla Mexico.

 

[Toffeewoffy]

Can I point out that I, like thousands of other Brits, keep our data roaming firmly switched OFF when we're in US - otherwise we can come home to bills of hundreds, if not thousands of pounds. So, the minute we're out of the hotel or outside the park and the wifi drops out, we're cut off.

Now, I'm not someone who has her mobile welded to her hand, but if you need to check your next ADR or FP - or anything else that may be necessary (even messaging someone to say you'll meet them at X park or Y hotel), then without gobal wifi we're completely screwed.

Charging? No. Wifi? Definitely!

Oh, and for the record, I wouldn't want to be on a bus with half a dozen other ECVs/wheelchairs. It would be impossible! Half an hour to get everyone on - never mind where anyone who wasn't either from an ECV or their family would sit - and then you'd have to do the whole process again at the other end. That could potentially turn a 15-minute bus journey into well over an hour! It's just not worth it.

Incidentally, we saw the bendy buses everywhere in our 2015 trips. We didn't see a single one last year. Did they take them all away again?!

 

[DisneyOma]

Can I point out that I, like thousands of other Brits, keep our data roaming firmly switched OFF when we're in US - otherwise we can come home to bills of hundreds, if not thousands of pounds. So, the minute we're out of the hotel or outside the park and the wifi drops out, we're cut off.

Now, I'm not someone who has her mobile welded to her hand, but if you need to check your next ADR or FP - or anything else that may be necessary (even messaging someone to say you'll meet them at X park or Y hotel), then without gobal wifi we're completely screwed.

Charging? No. Wifi? Definitely!

Oh, and for the record, I wouldn't want to be on a bus with half a dozen other ECVs/wheelchairs. It would be impossible! Half an hour to get everyone on - never mind where anyone who wasn't either from an ECV or their family would sit - and then you'd have to do the whole process again at the other end. That could potentially turn a 15-minute bus journey into well over an hour! It's just not worth it.

Incidentally, we saw the bendy buses everywhere in our 2015 trips. We didn't see a single one last year. Did they take them all away again?!

Screenshot your FP+ and ADR each morning. Use as your lockscreen, or just look at the photo when you need to.

If my 'sidelift' bus were a reality, it'd take much less time to get off the bus, as every ECV could get off at the same time.

 

[disney david]

Screenshot your FP+ and ADR each morning. Use as your lockcreen, or just look at the photo when you need to.

If my 'sidelift' bus were a reality, it'd take much less time to get off the bus, as every ECV could get off at the same time.

I think your bus would be the coolest thing Disney could get maybe they could use a robotic arm. That would load you and unload you quicker the driver could operate one control and load five at once or how many their at stop.


I think the feature will be that they won't need the ramp it be able to just drive on. Again it might be a long time to they do that but they could if they modified sidewalks and make sure the bus will line up with it. And the bus it self could have a way to load you without the ramp.