Originally Posted By Witches of Morva ORDDU: Of course you're much loved, too, Jim in Merced, duckling. ORGOCH: Well, I just wanna say I don't want any of ya ducklin's thinkin' 'bout ME any time ya sees one a them dang Krispy Kremes!! That's ORWEN's thing--not mine! Yuck on them awful diabetes spreadin' things!!! ORWEN: Oh, shut up for once, will you, you nasty old biddy?!!? Always gotta spoil everybody's good time with your sour puss personality disorder!!! ORDDU: Hmmmm....and for a few moments it almost seemed as though all would be right with the world...
Originally Posted By CarolinaDisneyDad So what is left for the person who still wants flexibility in their touring schedule? We will move from park to park based on crowd levels and on what attractions we have left to see. But it seems detrimental to tell me that I paid all this money to go and that I need to sit down months in advance and plan out each day in detail and that I can't vary from that plan or it will screw up all my reservations and I won't be able to do anything else because I won't have a reservation. I thought a vacation was supposed to be fun and relaxing. The only thing I'll be able to do anytime is watch the ducks and I can do that at home.
Originally Posted By Jim in Merced CA ^^^Well written, CarolinaDisneyDad. And you're right. Because the more people who get involved in a schedulizing plan of his kind, the more the 'average' guest gets shut out. It's my same complaint about FastPass. People LOOOOOVE to have an advantage when they're at Disneyland. And those who know how to work the FastPass system LOOOOOVE to look at all those rubes waiting and waiting in the 'Stand by' line as they go rushing past them.
Originally Posted By EPCOT Explorer Heck, I say they stop all FPs, all reservations, all ADRs, and just have the parks open longer, you know, the WAY THEY DID IT IN THE 90's!?!? ...Such a thought.
