Almost all of them. Off the top of my head Disney owned are World of Disney, CHristmas store, the toy store, goofy candy company, art of disney, D Style, superhero headquarter, galactic outpost. Then theres only a couple of restaurants D-luxe burger and some of the little kiosks
which is really stupid overall since someone could drive to PA pretty easy and take a flight and most of NY has low numbers and places in FL are just as higher or higher.
They almost always check on coasters in my experience.
This is a form of torture for me..... Our AP's expire in 3 days and we have our BU trip for second week of June and another planned for September. It seems like my trips are going to be either too early or too late= Disney planning torture.
That sounds about right. Can't recall if they always checked on Everest, but certainly on Rock n Roller Coaster. And then there's rides like Pirates where they have lap bars but maybe don't really need them? Don't recall them checking those.
Will be interesting to see how they handle this, especially the limited parking/admission piece. I assume there will be more guidance in the next few weeks--I can't imagine Disney is going to let people who cannot enter just show up and queue outside.
Pulling the offer may be more significant than it would seem. If they’re open by June 1, no need to have the affected guests offer anymore. It also hints that they think however limited their opening is, they’re considering themselves fully open- no more extensions for APs maybe?
I think they are trying to gauge interest on if there will be enough demand to open on a certain date. Disney has resorts booked already to gauge interest for them.
I have never had any cast member actually touch my restraint. On Space they stand there and go "tug on the black strap", and on all other coasters they just walk by (a CM on each side) going "push up on your lap bar", and if you don't immediately they stand there and just keep trying to get your attention to push up on your lap bar.
I do think I've had a CM push down on the bar at Rock n Roller Coasters.
We had one at SDMT push the bar down so far on my daughters lap that she was actually in pain the whole ride and had abruises on her uooer thighs the next day. This one didn’t offer for her to check her own bar, just rushed past shoving it down as far as she could.
You might be right. But you’re guessing.
So.. in 2004 a person fell off of the Superman ride at six flags New England because the restraint wasn’t pushed down far enough. A lawsuit alleged an employee didn’t properly check the restraint (idk if this meant didn’t tug the chain or push it down on their check). So, it happens.
I think you may just be right on your June 1 call. It’s not a sure thing by any means, but it certainly looks like the gears are beginning to turn. I always wondered why they kept the garden stuff going so long. Makes sense now.
She can speak for herself, but she’s been nothing but cautious in her comments. If people make choices based on someone being a moderator on a forum, that’s their choice. It’s not something I’d do, especially when it costs money.
I’m probably being a pessimist but I think it’s the opposite. As they (possibly) cancel dates into June they don’t want to be flooded with people booking the free dining offer since the offer was never meant to accommodate beyond the dates it was in place for.
Of course I'm guessing, we all are until Disney actually announces anything. I have never said take my word as truth, I don't think Ryan would say "what I say is truth because I'm a mod" when we have info from another person we clearly state that, it is up to the reader to make of it what they want.
thank you, it's ok to disagree as long as we do it in a respectful way.
That's very kind of you, I really love sharing whatever insight I might have, 23 years of being an Orlando resident and AP gives me some knowledge, along with family members and the many friends I have in both parks
