CH-GenX wrote: ↑Wed Mar 16, 2022 4:25 pm If annual passes ever go back on sale then that's the first thing I"m going to do-check those out!

What’s the deal with annual passes? Josh and Jenna get them…is it because they already had them? Are they for sale to the general public yet?

Sounds like an overall great trip. I do miss the daily housekeeping-coming back from a day in the parks, the bed made up with towels folded in the shape of a Mickey....And I really really miss the individual soaps, shampoos, ect. I don't like the dispensers in the showers (that was a precovid chang...

I bought a really nice large Epcot anniversary Starbucks mug at the Character Warehouse. I was cleaning it at work and dropped it to the floor, smashing it into pieces. Someone saw it happen and commented that they felt bad I broke my nice Disney mug. I felt terrible. I saw the mug during a trip but...

For viewers in Canada and England, you can view the stream through a VPN.

Are you saying that you could get shut out for getting food? Are you saying that I won’t be able to walk into Columbia Harbor House and place an order?

This system is going to require me to change my strategy. Seems like less advance planning and more spur of the moment.

Genie is their planning/wait times app. Genie+, cost $15/day/person. You get to reserve one Lightning Lane access, some time before your day(I’m not sure when), then additional Lightning Lane usage throughout the day, much like the old 4th, 5th, 6th…etc, of the old system. 2 or 3, top attractions i...

Due to Covid, I haven’t been to WDW since summer of 2019. As a result, I haven’t kept up on details like Fastpass+. I was looking on the internet and saw that Fastpass+ is gone and will be replaced by Disney Genie and Lightning Lane. Does anyone know when they will start and how they will work?

So what are the options for getting on the ride now? Standby only, but the wait times haven't been horrible. They were worst the first day, now many times when I look throughout the day, it is 65-75 minutes. That's not bad at all for a marquee ride. When I was at WDW last week, too, every real wait...

So what are the options for getting on the ride now?

So what are the options now for getting on Rise? How do you find out when changes are made?

I tend to watch more in the winter when the weather is bad up here, but I try to catch every Friday night live all year. Sometimes I ninja watch if I tune in late. Otherwise I chime in at times during the chat.

I haven’t been down there since summer of 2019 and didn’t realize it was closed. Can Josh and Jenna stream from the Laugh Floor?

I’m glad to see more things returning to business as usual.

Pay per ride makes me think of going to the fair and buying tickets for each ride. I don’t view Disney World like I view the fair. It seems beneath Disney to do something like that.

Before COVID, we went twice a year.

I wouldn’t mind paying more as long as i can basically walk on rides. My experience has been that WDW can move people onto rides very quickly when they want to, but they can also load people onto rides slowly. If I’m paying more money, I want fast loading, not slow loading. The more I spend, the mor...

Is there bus service to parks served by Skyliner? If so, what is it like?

Okay just a few thoughts on park passes. 1. It limits your ability to be spontaneous, a complaint I keep hearing about fast pass. 2. This keeps you locked into a park until 2pm. (Is the park Hopper pass worth it?) 3. Yes if you are going for a vacation you can book them well in advance but again ho...

I don't know how I feel about keeping the park reservation system in place beyond the pandemic. I haven't visited Disney World since the summer of 2019. I haven't used the park reservation system. I have seen that Josh and Jenna are not always able to get a reservation for a particular park. It woul...

The huge lollipop. Hands down.

Have you called WDW and/or the resort and explained the situation? I think they would be as accommodating as possible.

CH-GenX wrote: ↑Fri Apr 23, 2021 11:52 am Any takers out there? Anyone? Just curious about teaching in FL

My wife teaches the blind and visually impaired. She was offered a job in Florida but the pay, benefits and retirement in NYS are better.

Very nice job! I'll try to think of a script for you. How about Big Thunder Mountain?

I wonder if more guests will rent cars to get from the airport to WDW.