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I've said a long time ago they need some super premium type spots in the Magic Kingdom parking lot area where the speedway was. It'd be for the folks that have trouble getting their monster 45' rigs into the Fort. As mentioned here already, pull through, all paved. Nice outdoor kitchens with fireplaces, covered patio, concierge and room service, the works. When I mentioned that before it evolved a bit more into super - super - premium spots on the water, but that space is taken now, so back to putting it in the parking lot. And on topic, I think I like the idea of rethinking what is pre

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Our non-expiring tickets are almost all used up, just a day or two left on a ticket or two now. It was a good run.... Looking at some annual passes as the best way to relatively affordable Disney Parks now. Just read this whole thread. Seems like a good way to save a few bucks as there are 5 of us. I'm puzzled by the note above though: "No recommended bridge ticket, all are higher than gate price of this pass." for the weekday resident pass though . A 3 day pass would cost a bit less than the annual pass and save $34 ($307.94 < $312 + tax). Are the base tickets not eligible to bridge o