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I genuinely cannot see why a developmental disability that precludes waiting in a standby queue would not be accommodated by that person and a caretaker waiting outside the queue environment and riding later via rider swap. If Disney goes this route, why would that person still require DAS...

If Disney is going with a Rider Swap accommodation for SOME disabilities that preclude traditional queues, I fail to see why it shouldn't be the answer for ALL disabilities that preclude traditional queues. A family with an autistic child who can't tolerate a queue can rider swap just the same...

I play disc golf frequently but poorly, but never real golf.

Yes, might depend on the room type too.

Well you win interesting thread title of the day! 🔥🔥

Yes, poolside rooms face towards the inner / courtyard / pool side and the standard rooms face out. CBBR specifically considers them poolside vs pool view - poolside literally means on the side facing the pools but may not have any view of a pool.

May isn't really summer yet from a theme park crowd perspective. I'd expect weekend and Memorial day hours to be longer, but otherwise I think what you see is what you get. In real off seasons, it's 5-6pm.

That's me too. There is no "I don't use ice at home" option but that's me.

The "calendar year" is more legalese in case they have any changes that happen - the benefits are good for the duration of your AP but they reserve the right to change the benefits in 2025. I would think that's mostly in the event that a restaurant doesn't renew a contract or some such. Plus...

We checked out the CBBR HHN themed area in 2021 (Jack the clown). It was fine, there was no one else there on the night we went, but it was pretty lackluster. It is solely a photo op rig. If we stay at CBBR during HHN again, we'd check out that year's offering (since it's free and not out of...

Yes to both, but you need to have your reservation booked as an AP rate.

No, that's the right way. Because once you do the RIP tour it will spoil you for waiting in the lines and the reserved show seating is also really good, so you won't want to watch it again from a worse vantage point. There are no lines at all with RIP, so it legit does not matter how busy HHN is...

Yes. "The ticket is valid only on the date selected and printed on the ticket. The ticket will expire in full on the expiration date printed on ticket." You might check on Undercover Tourist for their refund policy, maybe that would give you more flexibility.

@Ta.Ham1989 what is your date this year?

Agree with this whole post!

HHN thread: https://www.disboards.com/threads/official-2024-universal-studios-hhn-33-thread.3943489/ Universal just upped their parking fee to $32. You can *maybe* get through all the houses in one night, esp on the Wed, but it will be a lot of walking and you will need to plan to stay through...

Have a dog.