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I mean, you did. You said: “Anyway, it sounds like you hate to hear this, but it still sounds like the real accommodation people with bathroom issues need is the ability to easily leave a line and rejoin it.” That’s you making a blanket statement about what ALL people with bathroom issues need.

You do not speak for all people with bathroom issues, and to keep stating your opinion as if it is a fact is disingenuous at best.

What would work best for me is what I’ve previously been able to do - I check in and receive a return time, and after that return time has passed, I am able to access the attraction when it works for my bladder. Sometimes that’s right away at the return time, and sometimes it’s not. When I am...

You KEEP insisting that your one, narrow understanding of restroom needs is the ONLY one. You don’t know what the right accommodation is for me, and for many other people like me. THAT is why you’re ruffling feathers and why you are feeling like you’re not able to make your point… because your...

You keep saying that, and you keep refusing to listen to the many of us who are telling you that leaving the line and returning to it is NOT better suited to our needs. You don’t know us, and you don’t know our needs. Believe us when we tell you our reality.

Again, if DAS is not the right accommodation for you, more power to you! Shame on you for telling me that I’m abusing the system by using it as it’s designed. You have NO idea what my daily life is like and how my condition impacts every facet of it. I urge you to take a step back and consider...

That’s fantastic if a “use it every once in a long while leave the queue and come back” option is a great fit for you. It’s not cool to then conclude that that’s the solution that is best for every other person who has digestive system and/or bladder issues. It’s not up to you to decide what...

Literally every aspect of my life is impacted by my condition. Yes, there are some things I just don’t do because I don’t want to put myself in a situation where I may not have access to a bathroom. If I’m having a flare, I won’t ride the Skyliner. As is probably true for most people with most...

🙌 This. My AAP at Universal - and my DAS at Disney until now, apparently - allows me to monitor my body and, after my wait time has passed and my return window is available, to proceed to the attraction - after waiting the same amount of time as everyone else in line but without the...

I know it may be a hot take (or maybe not?) but every year I see more and more posts on FB from parents who take their 7-8–9 year old children and rave about how everyone was so NICE and how the scareactors were so FRIENDLY and took pictures with their children, etc… I find this really...

You don't actually have to shuffle hotels. :-) You can just go to the desk of the premier hotel and get your room keys/EPs and head to the parks as usual... no need to move belongings at all.

The current deal is buy 3, get 2... there was a buy 2, get 3 deal this summer but it ended a few weeks ago. You can see the details here: https://www.universalorlando.com/web/en/us/tickets-packages/offers/ous-offer

Just a note that it’s often less expensive to book a single night at one of UO’s deluxe onsite resorts for the included Unlimited Express Pass perk for all registered guests instead of purchasing the EPs outright. You don’t even have to actually stay in the room if you don’t want to (although...

Are we anticipating that people in that 2:45 time slot will be able to stay at their tables throughout the Stay & Scream waiting time??

My family loved the Happily Ever After dessert party a few years ago and will definitely plan to do another dessert party in the future. Like pretty much everything else about planning a vacation, it all comes down to personal priorities and values in terms of time and money and experience, and...

The Twisted Tater is my must-have at HHN every year. 10/10 would recommend. :love:

In 2021 the 6 house tour did provide lunch. It was at Monsters Cafe and it was awful, but it was provided. 🫠

My kids and I really prefer to use fanny packs at Universal. As long as they have a three-prong clasp, they can be worn on everything except Hulk, RRR, and Velocicoaster.

One other thing to keep in mind, @WDWLODGE , is that if you decide on day 3 that you want to go back to USF to hit a few favorites before heading out and so you upgrade to a park-to-park at that time, you’ll be paying the same amount that you would have to just get the park-to-park in the first...

My understanding based on the documentary about the Wish is that the lead designer had never been on a cruise. Still scratching my head about how that seemed like a good idea… and the most common complaints about the Wish definitely seem to align with the idea that the ship was designed by...