Decline in levels of service and cleanliness

[GRUMPY PIRATE]

Arrrhhhh Atttggghhh!!!

(me likes 't sum up 'ta situatin)

 

[YoHo]

Hmmmm,
I wish I could claim the above was me as an Alias, but I'm not going to be going to the Poly on the 18th.

Still being at the Poly for International Talk Like a Pirate Day would be something.

 

[Mouseaholic!!!]

My goodness everyone has been busy this weekend while I was gone.

Another Voice - another thumbs up for your insight.

Hey - Disney just raised parking prices. Most of us stay on property so it's not a factor for us...other than.....it's yet again another price increase.

 

[mitros]

My goodness everyone has been busy this weekend while I was gone.

Another Voice - another thumbs up for your insight.

Hey - Disney just raised parking prices. Most of us stay on property so it's not a factor for us...other than.....it's yet again another price increase.

So that makes it what? $10 or $11?

 

[amw]

So that makes it what? $10 or $11?

$11 From allearsnet:

Effective Saturday, September 1, 2007, Walt Disney World raised prices on parking fees by $1 in each category.

Auto/Taxi/Limo/Shuttle/Motorcycle $11
Camper/Trailer $12
Bus/Tractor Trailer $15

 

[G8RFAN]

An article says that it was following US/IOA raising their parking fees, nevermind that you can get covered parking for that $11 there. I think that it may raise revenues for WDW, but it will cause greater delays at the booth. Making change for a $10 fee is much easier than $11.

 

[minnie61650]

The point is that back in the Evil Days of Olde, it was expensive but you got a lot for the money. You got the nicest campground in Florida, ......, not only did it have pools and beaches you could swim in - it had a one-of-a-kind water park as well! .........
Today - the water is toxic, .....

Just a reminder that swimming in the fresh water lakes in Florida can cause illness and even death.

From this thread:


http://disboards.com/showthread.php?p=20667629#post20667629

Another boy dies swimming in a fresh water lake in Orlando

http://www.orlandosentinel.com/feat...07sep06,0,5613379.story?coll=orl_tab01_layout

I am posting this because the question comes up often about why you aren't supposed to swim in the fresh water lakes in FL.

It's sad that this is the second one of the season.