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Agree--I searched high and low for a conference for my dates a few weeks ago. Can't help but wonder, though, what happens if the conference is cancelled due to COVID? Would folks lose their reservation?

My pleasure! Happy New Year!

According to https://disneyparks.disney.go.com/blog/2018/09/19-magical-new-and-limited-time-experiences-coming-to-walt-disney-world-resort-in-2019/, Starting Jan. 18… 1. In honor of the true originals, Mickey and Minnie Mouse, Mickey & Minnie’s Surprise Celebrationwill bring new music, dancing...

TREMENDOUSLY. And not in a good way. The headaches alone (from customers buying the wrong tickets, customers changing plans and suddenly needing a differently dated ticket, etc.) are bad enough; this doesn't even take into consideration the amount of coding needed to accommodate such a complex...

That was my thinking as well...

I have no idea. Sorry!

Wow, It was my understanding that this would happen two weeks earlier. I wonder why they're going for the 16th...

Good questions, vinotinto. I'm sorry to say that I can't help you with the answers.

Edit to add: If I did know something that hasn't been posted already, I'd never reveal it as it's not my place to do so. I'm always happy to share speculation but never trade secrets that don't belong to me in the first place. Yeah, I'd probably make a horrible whistleblower...

That I don't know. Honestly, other than having a good idea of when this is all going down, I don't know anything more than what's already been shared by some others in this thread. I am **guessing** that it will be all multi-day passes but that's pure speculation on my part.

Sorry, rteetz; I didn't mean to imply that you were wrong; you're 100% correct. I was just trying to provide a small window without giving away the actual date (as I have promised not to do so). Sorry, y'all; I love you guys, but I love Disney and my employer more and won't get more specific...

Earlier than that. But not this weekend.

I agree 100%...except about WDW visits not being necessary for life survival... Okay, I guess you're probably right about that, too; I just hope I never have to test that theory out...;)

My apologies, firefly_ris--the last part of my message was not directed toward you! It was a general observation (and a retort to an attitude that seems to have become more prevalent in our society (but, thankfully, is mostly absent on the DIS); it's an attitude of entitlement and a labeling of...

In a way, that's sort of what Disney's hoping for: fewer guests paying higher prices. The diminished visiting population requires fewer resources (staff, maintenance, etc.) without significantly impacting the bottom line. The "I'll pay whatever it costs as long as I can still go to Disney World"...

Interesting idea but that's not going to be the case (this time, anyway). It'll be much more akin to the current single-day tiered pricing program.

I absolutely would if I were you.

This is correct. It's definitely happening during the month of October.

:scared1: Holy cow. That's a TON of money for a starting rate in 2018, let alone 1970. What kind of job was it?

Probably Jacksonville.