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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I don’t understand why PPs keep scolding everyone that they are “doing it wrong” if they are waiting for more than an hour for rides. I’ve looked at the wait times in the app and many are very long.

What is the right way to: go on all or most of the top rides (not Spaceship Earth), not spend lots of money on top of the park tickets, and not do things like take kids out of school?
Genuine question![/quote]
You go at opening and ride a few rides. When lines get too long and it starts getting hot, you go back to your hotel and hang out by the pool, or you do filler attractions and shows. You return to the park in the evening when wait times begin to dip again. There are only a handful of attractions that will be an hour wait regardless of when you get in line (maybe one or two attractions per park.) For those, you either wait the hour+ or you cough up the cash to skip the line. Many people jump on those lines at closing because the ride will remain open until they clear the queue, so it isn’t eating into normal operating hours. [/quote]

But you can also get Multipass and skip most of the line for most rides. [/quote]
So, spend more money.[/quote]

Yeah I don’t like the extreme nickle and diming. [/quote]

Who isn't doing this now? Every where you go  now has preferred seating, VIP access, skip the line, etc.  Everyone is chasing that last dollar from those most able to spend. That's the actual point of the article. That's the only place to make money. The middle class is maxed out.[/quote]

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