It was a different vacation for us when we went December 29-January 5. I didn’t like making my bed everyday and cleaning my hotel room. Transportation at times was a nightmare (that started at the airport-waiting an hour for Magical Express). Disney emphasizes safety protocols, while on the other hand working with a much smaller cast member army. You can tell the difference. Fantasyland had trash everywhere. Not as many people around to help you. Electronic food ordering and merchandise purchasing was removing the human factor. I actually like talking to cast members (that was greatly decreased). Characters can be in pictures behind a velvet rope. Other theme parks have done it. If you go to Disney World you will notice that many things have been scaled down. If you come home and complain, your relatives will say, “at least you got to go.”
Had a great time went for a long weekend 1-22-25-2021 long lines move very fast most ride waits were 15 to 20 minutes no problems most people social distanced except large groups glad Disney changed that rule will head back soon Florida pass holder
While in Florida in January, I had to get my Disney fix, if just for one day. I must say, it is not the same. I felt the magic was missing. I understand visiting the Parks for locals and passholders, this reality is great, less crowds. But when one spends lots of money to be there, a trip to Disney is not worth it. Even at the resort, it felt like a ghost town. Felt out of place. The fun and magic was missing. I owe my grandson a Disney trip, but it won’t happen until Disney is back to full experience. Not worth half experience for full price.
We Just went for 3 days last week, visiting from Las Vegas. It was amazing!!!!! We love the pop up cavalcades. and for the first time in forever! LOL We were able to do everything in parks we visited!!! We (me and my daughter) got back on the plane and said, that was the most satisfying WDW trip we ever had!
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It was a different vacation for us when we went December 29-January 5. I didn’t like making my bed everyday and cleaning my hotel room. Transportation at times was a nightmare (that started at the airport-waiting an hour for Magical Express). Disney emphasizes safety protocols, while on the other hand working with a much smaller cast member army. You can tell the difference. Fantasyland had trash everywhere. Not as many people around to help you. Electronic food ordering and merchandise purchasing was removing the human factor. I actually like talking to cast members (that was greatly decreased). Characters can be in pictures behind a velvet rope. Other theme parks have done it. If you go to Disney World you will notice that many things have been scaled down. If you come home and complain, your relatives will say, “at least you got to go.”
Stan
Had a great time went for a long weekend 1-22-25-2021 long lines move very fast most ride waits were 15 to 20 minutes no problems most people social distanced except large groups glad Disney changed that rule will head back soon Florida pass holder
Donna
While in Florida in January, I had to get my Disney fix, if just for one day. I must say, it is not the same. I felt the magic was missing. I understand visiting the Parks for locals and passholders, this reality is great, less crowds. But when one spends lots of money to be there, a trip to Disney is not worth it. Even at the resort, it felt like a ghost town. Felt out of place. The fun and magic was missing. I owe my grandson a Disney trip, but it won’t happen until Disney is back to full experience. Not worth half experience for full price.
Traci
We Just went for 3 days last week, visiting from Las Vegas. It was amazing!!!!! We love the pop up cavalcades. and for the first time in forever! LOL We were able to do everything in parks we visited!!! We (me and my daughter) got back on the plane and said, that was the most satisfying WDW trip we ever had!
Tamara Dowd
Cost too much for the less that is offered. Stay home.
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