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I'm not sure if there was an increase in February, but there definitely was one in October. I renewed my Sorcerer's Pass for $876.50 before the increase and my wife's for $904.19 after the increase. Of course renewing is a little cheaper than buying one new. I hope this helps.

I'm also a school teacher...you're not crazy. Parents take their kids out of school all the time.

Your only real option is to take a bus to Hollywood Studios and either walk to the International Gateway (it's about 1/2 mile) or take the boat.

You condition is exactly what the DAS system was created for. It is for people who can't wait for extended periods of time in a traditional line. "DAS is intended for Guests who have difficulty tolerating extended waits in a conventional queue environment due to a disability."

I just renewed my wife's on Friday and it was $904.19 after taxes.

Are they pretty much there waiting for fares or does it take a while for them to show up when you book them? Thanks in advance!

Can I still use the free parking associated with my Sorcerer's Pass at a park during block out dates? I would like to park at HS and then walk over to the Boardwalk area.

I just renewed my Sorcerer's Pass on Monday and it was $876.50 all in. Last year it was $813.66 all in.

Thank you!

Do I still have to call member services to renew my Sorceror’s Pass with the DVC discount or can I just click “Renew Pass” in the MDE app? Thanks in advance.

This might be the greatest thread I've ever read on the DIS!

Generally, event day crowds tend to be lower because people don't want to waste money buying a park ticket for only part of a day. But this is not set in stone.

They are not laying off front line cast members.

Check the store at Old Key West (Conch Flats). They usually have a nice selection of DVC merch and seem to get new things in all the time.

Your options are Sunshine Flyer bus service, Mears Connect bus service, Uber, Lyft, Towncar, or rental car. I've used Sunshine Flyer a couples of times without issue. You can go to their website and book a round trip reservations.

Given all of the recent layoff announcements at Amazon, Twitter, and Google, this doesn't seem to be a Disney only phenomenon. They're doing what all big companies do when there's talk of a recession.

Go when you want to go. It's going to be crowded regardless.

I've been there over 50 times since 2006, so that averages out to about 3 trips per year. And when I retire in 2 years I'm going to move as close to WDW as I can (I'm already eyeing up communities close to the parks). I never feel the need to explain myself for all of the reasons given...

I did it last summer and we were mostly in the shade.

My wife and I really enjoy the Garden Rocks concert series, especially if we're staying at the Boardwalk. Easy in, easy out.