You could not be more right, at least it happened at some point though.Oh yeah, your name on a screen was TOTALLY worth that multi million dollar investment.
ET has at least been saying your name for how long...?
You could not be more right, at least it happened at some point though.Oh yeah, your name on a screen was TOTALLY worth that multi million dollar investment.
ET has at least been saying your name for how long...?
Oh yeah, your name on a screen was TOTALLY worth that multi million dollar investment.
ET has at least been saying your name for how long...?
26 years. But you know.. MyMagic+.
Anyway, as for the resort fee, I wouldn't be surprised. It's a little tacky but I'd actually like to see it happen so everyone who talked crap for so many years about Universal's hotel parking fees can eat it.
It's not really going to stop people saying that paying for parking is ridiculous though is it? Mainly because it is.
They could work it into the price of the hotel and raise them across the board, even for people who don't use it. Good idea.
News on the web says Disney is going to start charging $15 additional dollars for premium parking areas at the theme parks. Lol.
Gee mistah - for a mere $35 I can still park in an uncovered lot 2.5 miles away from the Magic Kingdom?
News on the web says Disney is going to start charging $15 additional dollars for premium parking areas at the theme parks. Lol.
Gee mistah - for a mere $35 I can still park in an uncovered lot 2.5 miles away from the Magic Kingdom?
That's my biggest complaint of the magic kingdom and why I never stay for the fireworks any more. After a long day in the park, you have to trek back to your car and race against other people otherwise you'll be waiting in a massive queue for a boat or monorail and then head home after.
That is why I always stay for the second parade and grab snack food and relax. Maybe ride a couple rides that have no wait at this time at night. Then I stroll out closer to closing when the lines are much less.
I suggest starting with DHS and then AK - so first you'll be completely unimpressed and disillusioned and then really REALLY appreciate air conditioning - the visit MK and feel all "aww.. yeah.. this is the stuff.." until around 5pm and you cant have a beer.
Then go to Epcot.
There are so many sides to this that it's really difficult to reach a decision that would please everybody.
Universal has limited land, so if Universal can put people off not driving by enforcing a a charge, then it works in their favour by having people stranded on site which is perfect for Universal. As somebody who's always going to be driving, I find it incredibly annoying but I have to respect that I have a choice to drive and if I don't, I can save myself some money.
On the other hand, if Disney enforce this, it's something completely different. For a starter, they're going to charge for something that has been free for a long time and they offer no chance to opt out of it. Some of the features will remain free for people staying off site and some of the other features are a one time payment which you will be paying the same for daily. Disney have so much room, that paying for parking is really a slap in the face.
Except I've been staying onsite at Universal for over 12 or 13 years now and have always had to pay for parking. Or I could compare to staying on-site at Disney and weigh the cost that way. RPR/HRH/PBH $250 a night + $20 parking per night vs Poly/Contempo/Grand $500 a night.. but the general consensus is shame on Uni for charging for parking?
We took an Uber to Epcot on our last trip and it was one of the best decisions we made.I've never drank at Disney before but I've been looking at uber and trying drinking around the world for the first time has me overly excited.