If they're going to do it soon, I think that's the timing, late April. Not mid March (FL/TX spring break) or early April (Easter).We have a trip planned at the end of April and I’m hoping…fingers crossed,,,that APs will come back and we can upgrade our tickets while there.
What loss of income from APs? They make MORE with LESS aps in the wild. Forces people who might get an ap to just buy tickets at a higher revenue per day number.
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Unfortunately I think you're right. I hope you're wrong, but deep down I have a feeling we're all going to have to keep waiting.What loss of income from APs? They make MORE with LESS aps in the wild. Forces people who might get an ap to just buy tickets at a higher revenue per day number.
Maybe they go less days then, Disney still don't care, there are still enough people to fill the parks without ap holders clogging up the parks with their less desirable revenue per day.
Whatever number they want to limit passes to at WDW is still close enough to being hit that they haven't offered for sale again. Will need more people to non renew their APs OR have a drop in non ap demand for a long enough period for them to raise the cap on total APs that are allowed to be sold. Id assume at this point there's quite a few folks with APs that are renewing, even if they might not be using them to the fullest since now the precedent is set that once you get let go of the ap, who knows when you can get it back. So that is probably slowing the attrition rate pretty well.
I think late April comes and goes and no APs will be sold, not until there is a long and sustained enough drop in non ap attendance will they then need that AP revenue again. I think it very well could be next year still before they go on sale again.
Yeah but I’m not a universal fan. I go every now and again and my company has their holiday party there the last few years. I don’t see myself needing a universal AP. And I don’t think I’d plan a trip to UO. Just not my thing.
You are clearly not understanding and that is okay. Regardless, until there is capacity APs will not return.
Yes... we'll probably have to wait until very late next year to hear something about it...What loss of income from APs? They make MORE with LESS aps in the wild. Forces people who might get an ap to just buy tickets at a higher revenue per day number.
Maybe they go less days then, Disney still don't care, there are still enough people to fill the parks without ap holders clogging up the parks with their less desirable revenue per day.
Whatever number they want to limit passes to at WDW is still close enough to being hit that they haven't offered for sale again. Will need more people to non renew their APs OR have a drop in non ap demand for a long enough period for them to raise the cap on total APs that are allowed to be sold. Id assume at this point there's quite a few folks with APs that are renewing, even if they might not be using them to the fullest since now the precedent is set that once you get let go of the ap, who knows when you can get it back. So that is probably slowing the attrition rate pretty well.
I think late April comes and goes and no APs will be sold, not until there is a long and sustained enough drop in non ap attendance will they then need that AP revenue again. I think it very well could be next year still before they go on sale again.
I had a friend asking questions about a first trip last year... and while I sent him about 5 million articles on various things, it also came with a lot of "Are you SURE? Like REALLY sure? This year?"
They do want AP holders and will always want them. The difference is now they have a number of AP holders they want. Til attendance numbers drop off or enough people don't re-new their passes they will stay locked in the vault.
Oh man that should be the marketing for AP sales if/when they resume.
lol, insane.
APs should go on sale any minute...I finally succumbed and bought tix for my May trip. (Did the Undercover Tourist deal that ends at midnight...)
