Originally Posted By CuriouserConstance No, I mean they are expecting large crowds so they block the APs from coming and making it unmanageable.
Originally Posted By LuLu Well, that was their thinking, and it worked until they created the $6-a-month APs. Now the attendance patterns have greatly changed.
Originally Posted By CuriouserConstance That makes me feel like an idiot paying almost $500 a pop everytime we go. Wait a minute, why am I spending that? Can anyone get the APs for $6 a month?
Originally Posted By trekkeruss <<Can anyone get the APs for $6 a month?>> No. First of all, it's not really $6.00 per month. You have to buy a one-day ticket, and then the remaining balance of the AP cost is spread out over 12 months. The limitations are that you must be a resident of Southern CA, and the AP is only good on 176 off-peak weekdays...so no holidays, weekends, or peak periods such as spring break or Christmas week.
Originally Posted By CuriouserConstance Ohhhh okay, well that doesn't apply to me at all. Good APs are probably a lot more right? I think I just saw $300?
Originally Posted By gidget_girl_rose So does anyone think that the opening of Capt. EO will increase crowds the week it opens...I will be there 2/25 and 2/26???
Originally Posted By Darkbeer >>So does anyone think that the opening of Capt. EO will increase crowds the week it opens...I will be there 2/25 and 2/26???<, Will the parks have higher attendance... YES, but so long as you avoid the Captain EO line, it shouldn't have any other impact. The Michael Jackson Fans will be hanging out in Tomorrowland and gettting in line again AND again....
Originally Posted By MomluvsDisney The passes still cost the same, they are just spread out over a 12 month payment period. For example, you can get the premium AP but it still will be $439, which with the $72 down is $30.59 a month.
Originally Posted By SafariRob We're going on Saturday (2/27). Rain showers is in the forecast. Do you think that will deter the crowds a bit?
Originally Posted By Darkbeer Alas, due to a large Cheer/Dance convention, I think it will be busy regardless of the rain.
Originally Posted By SafariRob I looked it up: USA Nationals - Junior High/Youth February 27-28, 2010 Disney's California Adventure® Park Hyperion Theater (Anaheim, CA) Is that the only one?
Originally Posted By Darkbeer That is the one, and it is a BIG one, and don't forget, it isn't just the competators, but their entire families that show up..... And while many of the Cheer/Dance competitions are held off-property, such as the Anaheim Convention Center, or the Hyatt Convention Center, when one is held ON property, it has a somewhat bigger impact.
Originally Posted By SafariRob Gotcha. At least I know what to expect now. Do you think there will still be parking available in the main lot at 10:00am?
