The most interesting part of this article for me is the last line, “The parks report the incidents as part of a deal they made to avoid state inspections.” Not sure that’s a good thing. From the Orlando Sentinel: “A 69-year-old man fell and fractured his hip while climbing off the Prince Charming Regal Carrousel … Read More
I don’t think it will make any difference at all. None. From The Motley Fool: “Young families will also have to comply with new stroller restrictions going into effect on May 1. Guests will no longer be able to bring in strollers longer than 52 inches or wider than 31 inches. Traditional wagons aren’t permitted … Read More
I’d probably be happy to pay more for less crowds. Some of the best times we’ve had were during the Early Morning Magic with limited admission to Magic Kingdom. I’m fairly certain they won’t find the sweet spot though. From USA Today: “The company wants to maximize revenue. In some ways, that means charging customers … Read More
Damn that loose ice. Thank God for that. We need ECV mitigation too. 🙂 From the Washington Post: “Starting May 1, visitors can no longer bring strollers larger than 31 by 52 inches or stroller wagons into the attractions. By eliminating these behemoths, the theme parks hope to open up passageways that are expected to … Read More
I guess this is better than random people constantly pushing past you in line claiming to be rejoining their family. From USA Today: “You will be given a pass the size of a credit card attached to a lanyard. On it are the name of the attraction, the words ‘Queue Re-Entry’ and, prominently, the silhouette of … Read More
