Originally Posted By Hans Reinhardt I have to agree with the person who wrote the letter. Disney ought to consider limiting the number of guests on super busy days.
Originally Posted By amazon belle at what point does Disney stop selling tickets? As for the person who wrote the letter.... the whole thing was pretty pointless since she also mentions that she's willing to go back. I mean, she complains.. sure... but then she makes it known that it's still okay by her to pay money to endure those long lines.
Originally Posted By Hans Reinhardt "at what point does Disney stop selling tickets?" I don't know if it is still in effect but when TDL opened that park had a reservation system that guaranteed entry into the park on a specific day. If you didn't have a prepaid ticket and the park was sold out on the day you arrived you were turned away at the gate. It certainly seems reasonable that a system like that could be worked out at the DLR. Overcrowding certainly diminishes the whole experience.
Originally Posted By Socrates Sorry to jump into this topic late, but this reminds me of a quote attributed to Yogi Berra: "Now I know why nobody comes here. It's too crowded." (BTW, that's from memory, so corrections are welcomed) Socrates "The unexamined life is not worth living."
Originally Posted By Jim in Pasadena CA <You'd be surprised. Guest Relations give away passes like candy now.> Back in 1988, we used to give away plenty of freebie passes at the Magic Kingdom Guest Relation City Hall location -- back when everything was wonderful and no one complained. It's nothing new...
Originally Posted By teddibubbles when i was out there on a business trip years ago. there was one day i went and MAN!!! i think it was before they MADE them stop leting people in. it was horable! they had every behind seen side thing open ! first time for me back there. and in the walk ways. WALK WAYS!!!! people were in linejust to walk! i left the park! even i was mad! becuse it was like the bissyest day time 3!!!! theres no way they should have let that manny people in.see i know the back paths and so on BUT IT WAS ALLLLLLLLL lines for no rides just walking! well i think they had got reported and after that it was just bissy days . but nothing like that nightmare!
Originally Posted By dlkozy DLR has to take responsibility for the overcrowding of rides during busy times. With nothing in Tomorrowland to help draw crowds away, rides down for overdue repairs, and more and more annual passes that they sell.... more people+ fewer attractions=an unhappy paying guest.
