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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We go without expectations, willing to spend $$$ and are very flexible. We’re disappointed every single time. Mostly because it’s too packed in the streets and the lines are too long. Everything else is nice, but we just don’t like being human sardines. We always go middle of the week in the low season. [/quote] +1 I’m admittedly not a Disney person, but I just don’t understand spending that much money to wait in so many lines and be packed in like sardines. Even fireworks were made way less enjoyable because it was so dang crowded. We’ve been disappointed every time we went. And I strongly disagree that it’s not more expensive than other activities. My kids had more fun at Dutch Wonderland when they were little. I truly don’t understand taking young kids unless it’s the nostalgia of it all. I agree there are some cool rides for older kids/adults that you won’t find elsewhere. [/quote] If you spend the extra money, you don’t wait in a lot of lines. That’s the point.[/quote] We spent the extra money and there were still lines for the monorail, for the fireworks (no lightning lanes for that but I guess we could have spent more there and then you get a reserved spot), for everything. It left me feeling like a giant sucker at the end of the day with the constant paying to skip the line. The system of getting spots on rides had us always on our phones trying to make an efficient plan and that’s just not desireable to me. Honestly if I went again I would really spend money and do the VIP tour and really get around the lines and planning. [/quote] I went to WDW five times last year and didn't wait in lines more than 20 minutes but perhaps a few times. Plenty of times I hit the parks in the evenings and can easily knock our four rides in an hour. I purchased a pass for Guardians but that's it. I do spend a lot of time on the app, finding dining reservations and special event reservations. But I generally don't have a problem avoiding most lines for rides. I also go enough that I don't care if I skip a ride when its busy.[/quote]
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