http://www.illuminatingepcot.com/outside-epcot/the-demise-of-extra-magic-hours/ Sat, 18 May 2013 20:59:10 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.4.1 http://www.illuminatingepcot.com/outside-epcot/the-demise-of-extra-magic-hours/comment-page-1/#comment-64542 Walt - iZenBoxer Mon, 30 Jul 2012 23:10:13 +0000 http://www.illuminatingepcot.com/?p=3118#comment-64542 I'm more surprised that WDW is actually keeping them at all ! Over the last couple of years, as soon as EMH kick in, less attractions & food services stay open. Making EMH not so magical. I’m more surprised that WDW is actually keeping them at all ! Over the last couple of years, as soon as EMH kick in, less attractions & food services stay open. Making EMH not so magical.

]]> http://www.illuminatingepcot.com/outside-epcot/the-demise-of-extra-magic-hours/comment-page-1/#comment-64517 Theresa S. Mon, 30 Jul 2012 12:36:47 +0000 http://www.illuminatingepcot.com/?p=3118#comment-64517 This is very disappointing to me and my family. We always plan our days in the park with extra magic hours, because although it means bigger crowds during the day, we know we will have smaller crowds in the evening. It's just like going to the grocery store-smaller boxes, bigger prices. I just don't think Disney has to do this. The sad thing is, when we go, I can't tell that the crowds are getting smaller at all. If anything, they seem to be pulling in more and more families, who just need to get away from it all. As long as the demand is up, they will continue to raise their prices and make our boxes smaller. And my husband and I will continue to sacrifice, and scrape together every spare penny we can, just so we can take our children on their beloved Disneyworld vacations as often as possible. This is very disappointing to me and my family. We always plan our days in the park with extra magic hours, because although it means bigger crowds during the day, we know we will have smaller crowds in the evening. It’s just like going to the grocery store-smaller boxes, bigger prices. I just don’t think Disney has to do this. The sad thing is, when we go, I can’t tell that the crowds are getting smaller at all. If anything, they seem to be pulling in more and more families, who just need to get away from it all. As long as the demand is up, they will continue to raise their prices and make our boxes smaller. And my husband and I will continue to sacrifice, and scrape together every spare penny we can, just so we can take our children on their beloved Disneyworld vacations as often as possible.

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