Never been to San Diego. But I live in Louisiana so the climate is extremely similar to Orlando. I have to go outside and live life here so we’re used to it. Now I personally would prefer to go to Disney when it’s cooler, but if I have to go during summer months it’s the same as being at home doing anything.
The heat never stopped people before. Before we sold our DVC, we made several trips a year, starting back in 2000. Parks were always crowded in July and August, but we went anyhow, heat and all, because that is what was convenient for the rest of the family traveling along. There were days in the high 90s with a few days around 100 and 101.... and still crowded. People just took their fans, dranks lots of water, took a lot of breaks and went in stores more than usual. The biggest difference was fewer babies in strollers between the hours of 1 PM and about 7 PM.
park hours allowed people to go back to the hotel mid afternoon for a cool down..now that they've cut hours and magic hours, people feel they cant go back to the room for that cool down.
I agree, i think people saying summer is slow because people had an epiphany during Covid that it was hot during florida summers is laughable. Personally i think Covid shook every industry, (especially service) and it's going to take a while for things to find their level
i would love park hours to go up, i'm sure Disney would too (open hours=more spending per guest). i believe they're running into trouble finding people who are willing to work late hours like that consistently, they will probably ramp back up at some point, but running the park on shorter hours to ensure it is properly staffed is more important then being open longer hours by stretching your staff to the limits
i mean, they were cutting hours and magic hours prior to covid in order to have more paid parties and after hours events.
in some areas absolutely, in others it would behoove them to offer longer hours, even without paid for parties
ok. i'm just tired of giving them excuses for taking things away and charging more.
It's not a problem for them when they're making money!
And if a frog had wings it wouldn't bump its a** a-hoppin'.
you sound fun
Well, you're stating the obvious, and projecting something that hasn't happened yet.
Well then teachers are also under paid. Hence, the shortage of them too. Underpaying another group b/c a different group is already underpaid just creates shortages in both fields.
I wouldn't waste your time.
