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I have had enough issues over the past years to warrant a better system. dining issues, fast pass issues. the list goes on.
Better system is different. I was only referencing traffic. But I am not IT so maybe it’s simple
I have had enough issues over the past years to warrant a better system. dining issues, fast pass issues. the list goes on.
LOL, exactly. It's called cloud scalability. Relatively trivial for someone of Disney's stature and caliber. The 'door' scales based on demand.They definitely need one on release dates and I have had this issue when trying to make ADRs for busier times. They can do better!
OK. So if I call to buy Socerer passes today, do I call the ticket number at 7 am, or do I call MS at 9 am?
there is a number in the check-out cart - if you hit one - it puts you through to someone ... but they can't sell anything until after 9A.who u get through. says not open till 7 AM?
Called the number in the cart - got right in - they are "aware" of the issue - they indicated they don't think it will "sell out" but if it can't be done online - they said to call back after 9A as they are not able to sell them from the group that I was calling into.
ok thanks. I just hung up cause I didn't have an issue in a park right now and it said call back 7 AM. thanks though. good looking out.there is a number in the check-out cart - if you hit one - it puts you through to someone ... but they can't sell anything until after 9A.
They should be able to just spool up more virtual machines as demand warrants. That's what cloud services are for.LOL, exactly. It's called cloud scalability. Relatively trivial for someone of Disney's stature and caliber. The 'door' scales based on demand.
I thought MS can't sell tickets? I thought they route you to tickets? It's been 10 plus years since I had to buy a fresh pass.My guess is that maybe MS will be the ones needing to be called?
Yeah, I expected the kind of queue they have for Moonlight Magic, or on the Shop Disney site when there's a new merch drop. They know how to do it, they just haven't bothered to implement on this.Entirely agree. Or put in a queue system for things like this (like taking a number at the DMV) so that at least SOME people get served. My passes remain in my cart. Hope they will just sit there until the logjam clears.
I still went with that option - just to see what they would say. They were sympathetic, but I also wanted a record later that I called in identifying the problem in case they "sold out". The CM I spoke seemed pretty optimistic that despite the current problem they are aware of - the Sorcerer Pass wouldn't sell out. Gave me a little hope I suppose.ok thanks. I just hung up cause I didn't have an issue in a park right now and it said call back 7 AM. thanks though. good looking out.
I thought MS can't sell tickets? I thought they route you to tickets? It's been 10 plus years since I had to buy a fresh pass.
Seriously thoSigh...apparently I could have slept in.
Yeah, this is cute. I’m sipping coffee out of my Polynesian Villas & Bungalows mug….Sigh...apparently I could have slept in.
Precisely. Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure have been offering this for a decade or so. It's not new and exotic tech. Not sure who hosts them, but I agree with others that their IT people appear to be beyond incompetent. Unless there is some other data I'm not aware of that prevents them from being their true IT selves, and there almost always is.They should be able to just spool up more virtual machines as demand warrants. That's what cloud services are for.
RUN! EVERYONE FOR THEMSELVES!So the question is, do we all storm the phones at 7am or just wait it out until the online issue is solved. Neither is fun.