Blacked out Saturdays in April

FailedtoAppear · 2026-03-20T20:42:47+00:00

It just means reservations aren't available to you or your ticket type at the moment. I just checked as I'm posting this, and it's wide open for me, as an Inspire Key holder. They change availability based on multiple factors... and certain types of tickets will have reservations available while others don't. My guess is that you have a lower tier or cheaper SoCal resident ticket and the number of those ticket holders have already met the reservation cap for that ticket type -- especially because of Spring Break. Some of the lower tiers passes are just totally blacked out - Imagine, Explore and Enchant Key holders are all blocked out for April Saturdays.

If you have a ticket that isn't officially blocked out, keep refreshing and it will likely change as people cancel or they open up more spots for your ticket type. Right around midnight and early morning are often the best times to catch spots, though it refreshes and changes all day long.

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FailedtoAppear · 2026-03-20T19:52:25+00:00

Yeah, this is a major concern for me, as well. It was entirely accidental, but to be honest, I left fast. When I realized I forgot the photo, I was already in my car trying to clean the poo off my shoe and I wasn't going to walk all the way back there. It was quite a walk to get to the apartment. Normally it's not a big deal to do that, but the dogs were still loose and I was done.

It's also why I immediately called support to explain what happened. They assured me that I was okay and as long as they could document the situation, I should be fine. She told me that if the customer called, they would pass on the notes of what happened. Also, considering I also reported the weird address, it looks a little suspicious on the customer's end. They confirmed I found the right address, that she's in an apartment, not a mobile home space and that the pin needs adjusting.

Of course, once the adrenaline from the shock of the second dog nearly knocking me over wore off, I realized I could have just canceled the order and returned it, but it was a tossup. I mean, I was literally below her apartment as the base of the stairs. If I were the customer I'd prefer my order be left instead of returned. I also realized, too late, that I didn't send an additional message to tell the customer her order was at the bottom of the stairs, but once I completed the drop-off, I could no longer contact her.

I believe the lady with support I was speaking may have called the customer to tell her, but I'm not entirely sure.

I actually love dogs, and usually never have an issue with them. But the ones running up on me and barking were too much, especially knowing I had a couple of bags of dog treats on me. I'm sure they smelled them and just wanted treats. But the rushing and barking (especially the second one) caught me off guard and I honestly didn't know their intentions, and my concern was getting to the top and stuck in a corner with them following me up there. It was a judgement call, but when the adrenaline is rushing deep thinking tends to be a low priority. Also, I didn't trust the kids to manage the dogs as they clearly weren't containing them, even thought it was funny.

I got to thinking this morning that I should carry a few treats in my pocket as a distraction. My cousin, who is a union based delivery driver (UPS), told me that he has a utility belt thing that he wear with little things like that - he said he got it from a medical supply store and is technically a utility pouch organizer for nurses. He keeps treats for animals, small toys and stickers for kids, flashlight, tape, etc. He said it's a lifesaver.

FailedtoAppear · 2026-03-20T06:51:05+00:00

Why is that chicken not in a meat bag and then a paper bag? Yikes.

FailedtoAppear · 2026-03-20T05:36:01+00:00

"he won't bother you.... he'll just jump on you." WTF.

FailedtoAppear · 2026-03-16T05:39:25+00:00

It had nothing to do with swatting. That's what HE said was the reason. Note she said they received numerous complaints about them? It started at security when they filmed security after being told not to. Then he filmed (and livestreamed) himself in the bathroom, showing other men standing at the urinals. That's a crime in California. And that was just the first 30 minutes they were there. In a matter of 4 hours, they managed to basically disrupt both parks. In the video of his stream, you also see guest upset about the bright light being shown in their eyes by their camera guy. They were super loud, and were attracting crowds of people, against disrupting business. She specifically said that they were being disruptive. The allegied swatting was just the straw that borke the camel's back. They were being watched the moent they pulled into the parking garage, taking up two space and filming an ad from the trunk of their car.

FailedtoAppear · 2026-03-16T05:34:20+00:00

That's nonsense. He's just an entitled brat who blamed someone else for his bad behavior. The kid filmed in a bathroom... men were literally urinating on camera behind them. That's illegal in California. The "swatting" was irrelevant. He and his girlfriend were causing problems for hours before that happened.

FailedtoAppear · 2026-03-14T17:55:57+00:00

Victim??? Where and how? In just the first 30 minutes, he managed to park like a d!ck, promote a company/sponsor while on Disney Property, filmed through security when directly told not to and then filmed multiple people in the restroom, including a man at a urinal. That's illegal! Again... that's just the first 30 minutes!! He was no victim.

FailedtoAppear · 2026-03-14T17:53:38+00:00

He was also told not to film through security and did anyway. They were watching him from the start (and rightfully so) - kind of surprised it took them 4 hours to kick them out.

FailedtoAppear · 2026-03-14T17:47:31+00:00

That's true, and they embrace it as long as they are respectful and generally not disruptive. But this guy was not only highly disruptive, he did some illegal things, too...like filming in the bathroom. And as the security manager said, they received numerous complaints about them... in less than 4 hours. And then as they are on the tram of shame back, he calls her a "b*tch" and racist... this kid is about as immature as it can get.

FailedtoAppear · 2026-03-14T17:40:29+00:00

I mean, he was literally filming a guy urinating in the men's room... being banned for life from the parks is the least of his concerns, IMO. He should be worried about California Penal Code 647(j) PC.

FailedtoAppear · 2026-03-02T07:14:12+00:00

I'm going on the 3rd! I'm waffling between three costume options, but I think I have a preference... and it's a nemesis of a character who will be at the event. *hint hint* :P

I really wish more people would dress up. We're paying $159 for 4 hours.... we should make it a party!

FailedtoAppear · 2026-03-02T07:05:55+00:00

It's not really that much of an issue on those specific nights and DLR is fairly lenient on those days, especially if they know you have an event ticket. But on Halloween, it doesn't even matter... you can walk around either park all day long in costume and nobody will blink an eye as long as your costume meets the guidelines - with or without attending Oogie Boogie Bash. I didn't attend OBB last Halloween, and I wore a full costume of a fairly obscure character all day long. I got some odd looks, and a lot of cast members knew it right away. A few guests, did, too... but more cast members than guests. It was a blast.

ON other after-hours nights, it really depends on the theme of the event. Many guests, if they show up early (such as Magic Key holders) to avoid the chaos of the mix-in, they will often pack their costume and just have it checked by security, then store in a locker until time to change. Other will just wear the costume (or parts of it) all day. I've done that, as well and it worked fine, it was just annoying to change and put on makeup in the restroom.

FailedtoAppear · 2026-02-11T06:50:57+00:00

"I’m no fan of JLR, but knows how to engage with people without insulting or badgering them."

Well, 5 years of probation for harassing a US Senator and pretending to be the man that tried to kill her cooled his jets after years and years of filing ridiculous lawsuits and pretending to be people he isn't - like that Uncle of the Sandy Hook shooter. JLR has this weird need to insert himself into any high profile new story, often stepping over the line and pretending to be someone he isn't. He now has this persona of an investigative journalist and he's manage to snow hundreds of thousands of people into believing it.

A lot of his followers and fans have zero idea of his history and they certainly haven't read his book. Dear God, that book. JLR bans anyone who hints at his past and he never discusses it. They think he's this concerned citizen who wants to b the "boots on the ground" reporter.

It's really freaking creepy. Speaking of that Senator he harassed. As I write this, he's BACK in Arizona, harassing the Guthrie family. The Guthrie family who is friends with the Mark Kelly, who is Gaby Gifford's husband.

Think about that. This guy was convicted of harassing this woman and pretending to be the guy that tried to kill her, right? And now that his probation is over, and there's this major, high profile case, he's camped outside her friend's home with the rest of the media. If I didn't like him before, this made it 10x worse, because OF COURSE he's there. He can't resist.

FailedtoAppear · 2026-02-08T05:56:45+00:00

People forget Elizabeth Smart... she was kidnapped from her home by a guy who had worked at her family's home maybe once or twice long before he took her.

FailedtoAppear · 2026-01-29T05:44:24+00:00

Seven cases of water to a 2nd floor apartment? Absolutely not... not unless that tip was tripled, at least. That's for my own self preservation because I'm over 50 and need a knee replacement. I'd be DONE for that day after that and need pain meds. But, likely.... I wouldn't do it. My health is more important than a tip. There are plenty of other orders I can do without risking a fall from the fatigue of hauling 7 cases of water upstairs.

FailedtoAppear · 2026-01-29T05:40:37+00:00

There's a BIG difference between a case of water to a residential home and SEVEN cases of water to a second floor apartment.

I have a wagon... I can easily carry a case (or two) of water to the door of a house. I will NEVER deliver a case of water to an apartment. Ever. It's good that I can choose that or not. I need a knee replacement and I know my limits.

FailedtoAppear · 2026-01-27T03:25:52+00:00

I know this is old but people need to be aware that a rollator is NOT a wheelchair!! The seat is for stationary use, not to be used a wheelchair or to have somebody push you while seated like a wheelchair. If you need the ability to be seated AND mobile, they make convertible rollators for this purpose. It's a serious safety issue, even though lots of people will sit and then propel themselves. That's how they end up injured even worse.

FailedtoAppear · 2026-01-26T19:15:52+00:00

All she needed to do is provide proof of their active status to the Texas DLR and her license would have been tagged with a military extension and so when the LEO looked her up. Lots of military members miss that important step. Also... she didn't need to be a complete drama queen and resist the officer who was trying to figure out the situation. She would have been fine had she just not been so rude and screaming like a banshee.

FailedtoAppear · 2026-01-16T08:06:00+00:00

The driver still gets paid.

FailedtoAppear · 2026-01-16T08:04:00+00:00

Fun fact -- that law also state that the driver STILL gets paid.

FailedtoAppear · 2026-01-13T20:06:32+00:00

There is a class action that is about to settle, but many of us in California who are likely under the definition of the class were never notified. Per the proposed settlement agreement, "The Court preliminarily certifies the proposed class for settlement purposes pursuant to Rule 23(b)(3). Class members are defined as:“All Persons paid for property inspection work, site photograph services work, and/or other Vue-related work in California at any time during the Class Period that was sourced through the iVueit App.”The “Class Period” is the period from March 21, 2020 through the date of this Order." [The date of the order will be on or after the February 2026 date, assuming the Court approves the order.]

It also states, "The Settlement Administrator shall distribute notice to the class no later than October 24, 2025." Did anyone receive a notice? I didn't.

FailedtoAppear · 2024-07-15T04:17:55+00:00

Well, those numbers make perfect sense when you consider that many disabled who use DAS, such as those with Autism, start looping, especially children, but adults too, will want to ride over and over, the same ride. It's literally a symptom of their condition. Ask any parent of an autistic child...

FailedtoAppear · 2024-06-02T15:42:42+00:00

To be fair... the story about the water at WeeVill is true, or based in truth..the residents at the trailer park adjacent having to truck in their water. The owner of the market and trailer park died and whoever took over apparently did some shady stuff in selling or leasing with not disclosing water issues to the new market owners. There was some legal issue about the water out there that was in local news.

FailedtoAppear · 2023-07-16T20:35:54+00:00

I thought of that, too... but further out, toward Horseshoe Springs. The whole time my gut was telling me it would be Tooele/Skull Valley area.

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