Originally Posted By SuperDry I just thought of another complicating factor: what about guests that don't buy their park ticket with their room package? Say they have an AP, or have unused days from a previous non-expiring ticket? What if there's a mix of different types of admission media for the same room, and the room wants to plan together? What about groups that are in more than one room, possibly at different resorts, and want to plan together? Now, all of that is not an issue: as long as everyone shows up at at the FP machine together (or is at least in the park together and assigns a runner), they can get FPs with the same or similar return times.
Originally Posted By SuperDry It would be easy to design a system that works for the Normal Rockwell family of Mom, Dad, and 3 kids, all staying in one room and buying their tickets with their room package. It starts to get really complicated when you have to accommodate all of the corner cases.
Originally Posted By Yookeroo "Take this micro example of FP+ vs FP, and extrapolate that to all of the other aspects of NGE. It could be a home run that makes some guests very happy, others indifferent, and makes a lot of money. Or it could be a disaster at every turn. Or somewhere in between. The most obvious answer is "somewhere inbetween" but how close to one extreme or the other will they get? Only time will tell." Yep. And even of the sky does fall and it's a disaster, seems it would be easy tweak to find a workable solution. No need to panic folks.
