Disney May Start Charging for Hotel Housekeeping, Tokyo Adding Paid FastPass
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Tom Corliss reports on several updates regarding Disney parks, beginning with reports that Disney may transition to a paid housekeeping model. Based on information from job fair recruiters, Disney might move toward offering room service every other day as a standard, with guests paying extra for daily service. While Disney has officially denied these reports, the creator notes that this model is already utilized for Disney Vacation Club members. The video also covers construction updates at Epcot and Hollywood Studios, including a new sign at Guest Relations and excavation work for the Roundup Rodeo Barbecue. Additionally, a trolley-shaped merchandise kiosk has returned to Sunset Boulevard. The report highlights new food and merchandise items, such as a surfboard-themed drink at the Polynesian Village Resort and a new Mickey and Minnie ornament at Caribbean Beach Resort. Finally, the creator discusses the reissue of McDonald's Happy Meal toys for the Walt Disney World 50th anniversary and announces that Tokyo Disney Resort will debut a paid Premier Access program for two specific attractions on May 19th.
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disney is moving towards room service being offered every other day as the standard
guests who want the additional daily housekeeping service could pay to add it
tokyo disney resort has announced that premier access the paid fast pass program scene at disneyland paris will debut there on may 19th
each individual attraction will cost 15 per person per attraction
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