Best option is the TTC in bay lake, even though standard parking is 35 dollars per day, as parking fees are valid for the entire day, you to visit any park without paying a 2nd or 3rd time. As long as you keep your receipt. When using the skyliner it is complimentary.
I agree. Disney no longer cares about the guests. Even when leaving the parks after closing, the buses have standing room only. It used to be enjoyable going to the parks but not anymore. Go someplace else where your business is welcome. There are many other places to visit in our great country.
I gave up on Disney a few years ago after being a loyal passholder since the early nineties. I remember when they gave free admission on your birthday. There is no decent entertainment at Disney these days—plenty of drinking and some food. Go to Disney Springs for that, or the wonderful restaurants around Orlando. Plenty of competition, Disney.
Disney could drop prices considerably if they didn’t give the massive discounts to locals, and “shared the wealth” with non-resident guests. The locals flood the parks, because the annual passes are such a deal. By making all prices more fair, more families from out of state could afford a Disney trip. It would lower the crowd level from so many annual Florida passholders, but allow space for non resident guest, that would be spending more money, since they don’t make as many trips. Disney, something worth considering!!!!!!!
Comments for Disney World and Universal Begin Cracking Down on Orlando Locals
Ben Collins
Best option is the TTC in bay lake, even though standard parking is 35 dollars per day, as parking fees are valid for the entire day, you to visit any park without paying a 2nd or 3rd time. As long as you keep your receipt. When using the skyliner it is complimentary.
TheObvious
Or just go somewhere that wants your business. Why deal with Disney when Orlando is full of competition?
Karen
I agree. Disney no longer cares about the guests. Even when leaving the parks after closing, the buses have standing room only. It used to be enjoyable going to the parks but not anymore. Go someplace else where your business is welcome. There are many other places to visit in our great country.
Mary
I gave up on Disney a few years ago after being a loyal passholder since the early nineties. I remember when they gave free admission on your birthday. There is no decent entertainment at Disney these days—plenty of drinking and some food. Go to Disney Springs for that, or the wonderful restaurants around Orlando. Plenty of competition, Disney.
Dwhit
When we use to go to Disney In the 80’s we always needed to show our resort passes to get on any transportation.
Cathy
Disney could drop prices considerably if they didn’t give the massive discounts to locals, and “shared the wealth” with non-resident guests. The locals flood the parks, because the annual passes are such a deal. By making all prices more fair, more families from out of state could afford a Disney trip. It would lower the crowd level from so many annual Florida passholders, but allow space for non resident guest, that would be spending more money, since they don’t make as many trips. Disney, something worth considering!!!!!!!
TheObvious
Orange County can also cap out-of-state guests at hotels and attractions. If Disney wants to be a bad neighbor, we can hit back harder.