All the raging against Disney

[dclpluto]

It’s not what they take away. Make it fair for everyone. Offer annual passes for everyone or no one. Either way just make it fair. What they are doing is not right.

 

[sethschroeder]

Not to do it here, though!

Oh so can I get all the ad revenue from all the site visits and videos I watched?

 

[LPnerd]

I see thread after thread complaining about Disney and how they aren't offering this and that and speculating about bad things to come.

Two months ago in my state Covid cases were still Sky high. We are just turning the corner in this thing. I pray it lasts.

To expect WDW or DVC to turn on a dime in this market with supply chain and staffing problems seems unrealistic and unreasonable.

And as a reminder, people were unhappy with crowds and lines in early 2019.

Yes, things will likely be different going forward. They were certainly different on our trip last month, but we had a fabulous time in spite of diminished shows, etc.

Over 50 years WDW has found a way to wow people. I think they are not done yet.

perhaps my biggest complaint is, ok, we get it Disney, things aren't up to snuff right now, but I'm not paying 100$ a day to stand in a line for over an hour, have a hard time finding a place to sit down and eat, no staff with current answers to questions because things change without updates given to each staff member. We love Disney and will go back , however universal has seemed to manage from what I'm reading. and we love Harry Potter, so we will spend more time there, and at Lego land, and SeaWorld, and bush gardens, in the fall, after the crowds lesson, we don't go to theme parks in the summer.