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We booked flights last week for next July, about £100 more expensive each than last time (2018) even though we're flying indirect this time. We are doing both Disney and Universal on-site mainly because being the only driver I got fed up with it the last time (seemed to be increased traffic and the parking fees at parks didn't help).

I was really looking forward to Disney on-site but the various changes have definitely reduced this. Will be our first time staying on-site having done villas our previous 2.

Was thinking how nice getting free magical express would be. I've now downloaded Uber app and will probably have Lyft by next year too.

We had looked forward to dining plan but have credits instead.

We had looked forward to the extra magic hours but they at moment only seem to be slightly early access - we're staying in moderate.

We have already discussed only doing Universal if we go to Orlando again. Being a Star Wars fan I was the one that pushed for Disney, if Tron is open too that'll be a bonus. Honestly we're now just looking for different experiences before kids (both mid teens by time of trip) are cut off and can pay for their own holidays lol. We're already looking at Japan as one option and no Disney Tokyo isn't in those plans. Yet.

Until things are cleared up and protocols determined there is that lingering doubt we won't actually get to go next year. Fingers crossed things improve and decisions are made in time.