Yes; that’s why WDW was allowing AP cancellations without question through yesterday.
Assuming they do it the same way as WDW APs will definitely get the short end of the stick. The extension is added on immediately(plus 1 "free" month due to reservation period) and all levels of APs pull from the same "bucket" of reservations. The only other option is to cancel the remainder of you pass in full and get an amount equal to the value per day you could've used the remainder of your pass (example your pass was good 200 days and you could've gone for 100 of those days you'll get 50% of your money back). It will be interesting to see how they will treat reservation only days for flex passes as usable days
Yep. Everyone with a DLR AP should be ready to be treated like WDW AP holders are. I hope you all aren’t, I think WDW screwed up on many levels but be mentally ready to request that refund
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Quick question. I know WDW passholders have to reserve each day, and can only get 3 days at a time. And there is no parkhopping. Have any passholders been able to score last minute reservations? Kind of like with the flex pass? I've watched a vlogger who has gone quite a few times and she is able to pick up last minute reservations, but I wasn't sure if this was common or she is lucky lol.Yep. Everyone with a DLR AP should be ready to be treated like WDW AP holders are. I hope you all aren’t, I think WDW screwed up on many levels but be mentally ready to request that refund
I hope DLR gets more flexibility by allowing park hopping so people can hop to one park when the other is crowded. Epcot is having a serious ghost town problem right now, I can see DCA ending up like that if Disney isn’t careful.
The hours will also be interesting. Longer hours cost more but would allow more ebb and flow of people through the day. The short hours are cheaper but lead to everyone doing everything at once. And no dinner business. (imagine the dining revenue at DCA with no dinner business
She more than likely has at least one regular ticket linked to her in her MDX/MDE account.
I wonder if DL will do the same
Not sure
Yes, basically ~ that was in effect last month. WDW tickets don’t have to be dated; there’s a Flexible add-on that keeps them valid for any date until they finally expire like all regular tickets.
Not taking this the wrong way, but how do you explain the Christmas Week crowds when only the top two passes are allowed in (Sig + and Premier -- which hardly comprise the majority of passholders), and the parks hit capacity closures at least twice every year? TDA estimates 80% of those crowds are day ticket holders, not APs, every year. DLR has no problem drawing in crowds of all kinds, on all forms of entry media. This is an old argument/horse that has been beaten to glue in many threads. It's easy to blame one group or another.
"Christmas" is how I would explain it. We purposely go on the days the ticket prices are highest because we know AP's will be all but blocked out and crowds will be manageable. I will say you are right, APs aren't solely to blame. You really have to watch the end date on the 2-fer deal in particular. Everyone goes the last weekend because they forget they had another day coming. We made the mistake of trying to go that weekend one time and couldn't get into the parking lot. I felt so bad for the people who had traveled there and had no idea, and no choice on when they could go. We turned around and went to the beach instead and came back the next weekend - more expensive, but MUCH better!
