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Old 11 Jan 18, 08:36 PM  
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I was using paying for rides as an example. I wasn't just talking rides either.

Disney has been upselling since the beginning. They've been adding new "experiences" (or whathaveyou) for years.

I'm surprised it's taken Disney this long to start charging for additional fastpasses. Many of us predicted it a couple of years ago; it was inevitable.

It's what I'd do if I was running WDW.



I'm sure visitor numbers will drop dramatically as the majority decide enough is enough and no longer visit any of the Disney parks.

On a positive note, the parks will be less crowded.
The only reason park entry will stop is if / when the world / US has a recessions again

the amount of people we saw last trip who had zero idea about FP's and were happy to stand in line, then would ask and see what they could book on the day with the CM's with ipad
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Old 11 Jan 18, 10:45 PM  
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Is this not just an extension of the argument made by on-site guests regarding being able to book FP’s at 60 days, before off site guests?

The more you pay, the more you (justifiably) expect, and the more you get?

Disney is a business, businesses look to increase revenue streams and profits. This will increase revenues with no additional cost, therefore a good move for Disney.

Caveat - have never stayed onsite, agree with the 60/30 day booking restrictions and will probably not visit Disney again (prefer Universal)
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Old 12 Jan 18, 12:11 PM  
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Well it starts today & presumably people staying at those hotels over the next month or two have already got their fast passes booked for the headliners.
I can't imagine anyone paying $ 50pppd to book none headliner rides? I could be very wrong though😂

So from today people in those hotels that pay For the additional FP's can start booking the headliner rides for anytime up to 1st week of April.(Easter)
Will be interesting to see how it goes! 😁
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Old 13 Jan 18, 10:13 AM  
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New paid for fast pass pilot at Disney

Disney food blog are reporting a new pilot scheme at Disney allowing signature guests to purchase, at $50 per guest per day, a package offering the following:

3 extra fast passes per day
Which can be used in more than one park provided the appropriate park ticket is bought

Plus preferred seats for one evening show per day e.g. HEA one day, Fantasmic the next

A 90 day FP booking day, plus being able to book multiple top tier rides instead of just one per park.

Seems very expensive and also going to make booking the hard to get fast passes even harder.

Edited: hadn't noticed this thread earlier so had posted above as a new thread. Thanks mods for moving it ☺. Seems I was late to the party 😀. Still think its a very expensive, elitist idea.

Edited at 10:19 AM.
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Old 13 Jan 18, 10:34 AM  
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i am staying concierge this Oct as i have no dining plan but will not be buying these tickets..
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