Yes, seeing Hogwarts in real life was niceDo you need IP to have a good time? That’s a strange comment.
Ron is also a great kisser
Yes, seeing Hogwarts in real life was niceDo you need IP to have a good time? That’s a strange comment.
For me and my situation it seems like WDW and SW are the worst value and UO and Legoland the best. It does get a bit difficult to maintain passes to all the local parks. We really enjoy being able to go to any park. That being said WDW and SW are at the top of our list for reconsidering cancelling. We probably won't, but if it comes to it it'll be one of those two.I did not see anything about 6 months free at universal only the 3 months. Considering if you need parking Universal may be the worst value in Florida for passes otherwise. For renewals for an out of towner not needing parking I think it is the best value. The Disney rates are insanely good with parking if you are cool with missing prime time seasons (Florida residents have way better rates). I guess at a certain point the rates for Florida parks are just going to price people out in general.
This is where I'm a little confused. If I can keep my pass that would be great, but I suspect since I have a pass that no longer exists they'll eventually want me to upgrade to one of the existing passes.If you want to keep what you have and are on EZ Pay, you can and don't have to do anything else. Since you get the same benefits as Silver, I don't see a need to switch (for now).
Honestly if it wasn't for Sesame Street coming, we would probably easily cancel our SW passes once the contract is up.Do you need IP to have a good time? That’s a strange comment.
Correct. I believe the new lower tier offerings like Bronze for 9.99/month replaced the FunCard offer.From what I can see the "FUNCARD" is no longer offered. This was a FANTASTIC deal which I took advantage of quite a few times. I think it was $99 for a calendar year's access to parks with no blackout dates.
They often started the next year's cards in Oct so you could get 13-15 months access. Truly sad if it's gone for good.
That's my fear. That's a 20% price increase but more importantly for me has a ton of blackout dates:Correct. I believe the new lower tier offerings like Bronze for 9.99/month replaced the FunCard offer.
I wouldn't say a "ton of blackout dates". I believe they said there are 40 days a year blocked out which leaves you 325 day you can go. The days blocked out are the busiest days when it's just too busy to be much fun to be there. They're not blocking out every weekend (just one day of some weekends) so you can still attend all the festivals and events.
I did not see anything about 6 months free at universal only the 3 months.
I had thought the 6 months free was for all the passes, but never looked into it just saw the ad. Then today I saw the ad promoted again and realized it says "6 months free on any annual pass", but when you click the link it is indeed only for the higher tiers. I think someone messed up.3 months free is for the two lower tier APs, 6 months is for the two higher tier APs if IIRC.
I had thought the 6 months free was for all the passes, but never looked into it just saw the ad. Then today I saw the ad promoted again and realized it says "6 months free on any annual pass", but when you click the link it is indeed only for the higher tiers. I think someone messed up.
I was referring to the banner in the background. I suspect they may have changed plans after shooting the video.It says get “up to” 6 months. You can get 3 months free on the lower pass. Maybe they felt “up to” was good enough legalese to get away with it?
I was referring to the banner in the background. I suspect they may have changed plans after shooting the video.
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Yeah but they don't say "starting at" on ANY room or ANY night."get up to" is the key phrase. Like how hotels say "starting at $105 a night"... just a clever trick.
I agree it’s misleading. And the “up to” may actually be referring to the fact that if you buy later you get less than 6 months because time is running out. Maybe they originally planned to do the deal for all Passes, or they wouldn’t have included the word “any” I agree.Yeah but they don't say "starting at" on ANY room or ANY night.
In any case this is kind of off topic I'm sorry, it's kind of trivial albeit a little misleading.
They did change the language, the text in the tweet is identical to the banner in the video, except they switched "any" for "an".Nah thats normal ad language. Like when it says "Get UP TO 40% off" but 40% is the maximum discount. It means exactly that - the maximum you can get is "X", it implies lower also applies. Its called your lead, and you always lead with it (hence the name). Like "Starting at" or "Fares are one-way based on round trip". Or the theme parks "Per day, based on an X day purchase"
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I knowIt's not the actual thing, just a prediction.