MommaBerd
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- Jul 5, 2011
I still don't get the whole "purple wall" thing
I’m glad I’m not the only one...
I still don't get the whole "purple wall" thing
It’s an Instagram teenage girl thing.
I still don't get the whole "purple wall" thing
True although as a teenager I know plenty of them who do this type of thing outside of Disney.Ehhhhh I'm not sure I would label that as a teenage thing.
It’s an Instagram teenage girl thing.
When it's been empty in the past and that's the expectation, I think people have a right to be disappointed or even mad. This isn't like a party where you are paying for all the extra offerings. The selling point of this ticket is literally low crowds. When I first saw videos of the park at past events I was really jealous and wanted to be able to go one day. But now this clearly won't be worth it to me. Having the park empty was more of a selling point than non-existent lines honestly. But at the very least I'd expect literally zero wait everywhere we go, with maybe the exception of Mine Train and Space, which should still be a virtual walkon. If they are going to cheat the rest of us out of park hours so they can sell a 2nd ticket, at least make the event worth going to. This is just double paying to have average crowds from 5-10 years ago.
ok, so then i am not supposed to get it - cool!
News
More New Magicbands
https://disneyparks.disney.go.com/b...in-march/?CMP=ILC-DPFY18Q2wo0214180220180006B
That AK one will probably be mine....
I really need to start resisting....
It’s an Instagram teenage girl thing.
There are several WDW walls where people take photos. I’m not exactly sure why walls are popular though. I’m surprised Disney hasn’t put a photopass there yet.I only know about it because of my gf (who is not a teenager, but is a girl). I still don't really understand it. You're in Disney World. Surely there are more popular places to take an Instagram picture. I had no idea it was popular enough to get a magic band.
Got a hunch that those hats will sell well.News
More New Magicbands
https://disneyparks.disney.go.com/b...in-march/?CMP=ILC-DPFY18Q2wo0214180220180006B
That AK one will probably be mine....
I really need to start resisting....
The insult to injury, this year they didn’t let guests in as early as previous years. I know the official start time is 7:00 pm. I’m glad they let us in at 6:00. But when they let guests in at 4:00 the last two years, one can’t help but be a little disappointed.
The hats have been out for a while now.Got a hunch that those hats will sell well.
We do this exactly. It means we'll miss some big things (we won't see toy story until star wars is done or nearly done), but we do get all of the festivals/seasons.Yes - we are planning on using a similar technique going forward. Multiple trips in 12 months, followed by 12-18 months of not going, then mulitple trips again. When you look at the way the ticket pricing is going, a 4 day park ticket costs about 60% of an AP, more if you have access to the Gold AP.
There are several WDW walls where people take photos. I’m not exactly sure why walls are popular though. I’m surprised Disney hasn’t put a photopass there yet.
I actually want to see this...Jungle Cruise Details Reveal Dwayne Johnson & Emily Blunt’s Roles
https://screenrant.com/jungle-cruise-movie-characters-johnson-blunt/
Purple wall photos don't shock me. In today's world a good percentage of people are very interested in posting photos of themselves to social media.
I'm actually more shocked that Disney marketing has timely caught onto a popular social media trend and is actually capitalizing on it.
This is not the cynic in me - but the realist - you KNOW if this event is selling out, they will tweak it more in there favor. Either reduce benefits or raise the price - or both.
I still don't get why this is so great - we just got back from a trip during President's Week / Pricness 1/2 marathon. Crowds were pretty high -not holiday high, but certainly higher than any of the weeks they were offering the After Hours event. We went 8 AM on SATURDAY (NOT EMH - just regular park opening) and knocked out like 12 rides in 5 hours. Did 7DMT, Little Mermaid, HM, JC, BTMRR, & Splash with basically walk-on by 10 AM. Then with our FP we continued and did Peter Pan (FP), 7DMT (FP-again), IaSW, Philharmagic, Pirates (FP), Tiki Room with a 45 minute break in there to eat our lunch at PVH. We basically did everything in the park we wanted except Tomorrowland and left the park at 1 PM with a FP in hand for Space Mountain later in the evening. It cost me NOTHING extra. Why in the World would I spend $119 extra (sorry - $380 for 3 people with tax) for something I experience for nothing? Like we really couldn't have ridden rides faster than we did those first 2 hours - literally walking from one ride to the next. OK - the 7DMT took about 10 minutes to load at rope drop - Little Mermaid for instance they still make you spend 5 minutes walking through the entire queue.
I suppose skipping rope drop = $119 per person value?