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I still have yet to read an actual post from someone that they couldn't use one of these phantom fastpasses. But then again the biggest forums are trying not to talk about it.

I'll bet one of Disney's trademarked categories is theme parks though. But true, if Disney's trademark is really Disney Moana, then as long as they don't include the word Disney it would be ok.

I still think Disney might have a case here, because they're using the word Moana as part of a proper noun, a trademarked name of something. I guess it's up to the lawyers.

Hmm, they included the word "Moana" in one of their names, they might end up having to change that if Disney sees it. I don't know how airtight Disney's copyright is on that word, if it can also be a generic Polynesian language word.

The food looks like someone visited Disney's Polynesian resort recently.

Boy those are some mighty desirable parking spaces some people have right there on the side. Could you imagine being able to park there?

Wait, so premier passholders get into a Gringott's express after 4? Because Gringott's doesn't normally have express. It could have been, if this is true, because it was probably after 4, but I didn't know this was a hidden feature of premier passes. Do they do this for FJ too? If so, this...

I was wondering what the center queue for Gringott's is- I had a yellow express pass because FJ had broken down, and they let me in that queue at Gringotts, but people came in behind me that didn't appear to have passes or anything, and wasn't handicapped/no wheelchair. I was wondering if...

It would be stupid of them not to build another section, the first two have been so profitable. I hope something is in the works. Volcano Bay will be nice, but it's no Harry Potter land.

I hope they are putting some kind of barrier between the park and I-4, lol. I wouldn't want to be sitting there in a cabana looking out at the highway. And I could just see people stopping on I-4 and letting people out to jump the fence into Volcano Bay.

I'm hearing on Twitter that Universal raised their ticket prices today to match Disney's increase. Any word on that?

I didn't obsess over it until a Universal apologist came along and started trolling me saying it was misrepresentative and stuff. I originally posted it because it was news to find a Volcano Bay ticket with pricing, and also that they were going to offer a 3 park express. Now the Universal...

That actually may be pretty savvy this year. Disney can then advertise that their park hopping tickets include 2 water parks, versus paying extra for VB.

If it's only for 2 days, yes it is. That's less than 1 day per park. $439 for 1 theme park ticket that only lasts 2 days? Yes that's pricey. That's almost the price of a premier annual pass. It's more than my preferred annual pass. That also sounds like it's more than a 4 day Disney ticket...

Well Universal is introducing 3 park passes and 3 park passes with 3 park express bundles, so that's probably their increase already.

Yes it is very pricey. But I suppose it would depend on if you were going during that first month or two with huge crowds and willing to pay whatever it took to see everything without a huge wait. I doubt I will do that, because I can wait and add on to my annual pass and go back and see it...

What did I just say! I told you not to tell me that!

Hmm, here's something very interesting that I found. 3-park ticket bundles that include unlimited express passes for all 3 parks including skipping the virtual lines at Volcano Bay.... Bundle with either 2-Park or 3-Park tickets and get park-to-park admission each day you visit. Plus, use...

Oh no don't tell me we're going to have 2-park annual passes and then a whole other set of 3-park annual passes.

I think this is accurate for now. I do think it will see a boost once the new Avatar movie comes out. But yes I don't see this as being anywhere near the popularity of say a Star Wars area, once the newness wears off.