Disney helping NFL with Super Bowl 46

[FlightlessDuck]

http://content.usatoday.com/communi...m-temporary-seats-lucas-oil-stadium-lawsuit/1

Makes sense to me that the NFL gets help from Disney to make the Super Bowl a special and friendly experience, after the problems last year.

Although you'd think the NFL would know these things, having hosting games 45 times before at a national level, and tens of thousands of times at the local level.

 

[SmilingGrump]

I'm not surprised and this is good news. The NFL is looking to make Superbowl attendees feel more special then attendees at a regular football game. This means that the thousands of volunteers and employees at the host stadium need additional training and the NFL just doesn't have that kind of expertise. Disney, however, does so it makes sense to tap into them. It's also AWESOME PR for both the NFL (trying to return to "family values") and Disney.

I, for one, would love it if the service industry around my home could get training at Disney. Even just a day. Heck, one hour would see massive improvements

 

[Faldred]

I, for one, would love it if the service industry around my home could get training at Disney. Even just a day. Heck, one hour would see massive improvements

Of course, if everyday was like being at WDW, what would make WDW special anymore?

 

[SmilingGrump]

Of course, if everyday was like being at WDW, what would make WDW special anymore?

lol

I don't nescessarily ask that the hospitality industry around my home be like WDW, but it's more of a hostile industry around here. If you go out for dinner, odds are you're just inconveniencing the staff by showing up. They'd much rather gossip and/or update their facebook status about how demanding their customer is that they actually want a refill on their coffee. I really wish I was being sarcastic