Angel Ariel
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I do think that if one is unhappy with anything at WDW, then they are going to notice every tiny negative detail.
I think that is very dependent on individual people.
I do think that if one is unhappy with anything at WDW, then they are going to notice every tiny negative detail.
The infrastructure can't support the load - it's readily apparent when actually here with high crowd levels.
Forget the change to FP+.
Forget the decline in food quality.
Forget the increased prices.
THIS is the single biggest reason why we have seen our enjoyment level decline at WDW over the past 5 or so years. The place is understaffed and rides are constantly going down.
I do think that if one is unhappy with anything at WDW, then they are going to notice every tiny negative detail.
........ and I think it's human nature that when you love something, you often overlook and make excuses for any shortcomings.
You just called people pigs and slobs. I guess everyone has something to complain about.![]()
To be totally fair, there were 50 in our group in the parks at the same time and some of us had different experiences. The Director's wife and her child felt like everything they got on in MK broke down---Pooh, Splash, Little Mermaid and Peter Pan all stopped when they were on them, and she swore it was for more time than it would take to load a wheelchair. We had NONE of those experiences. The only ride we saw that broke down was Test Track and it didn't put a kink in our day at all.
AK was horribly crowded (and hot) and the guards at the gates said "its a slow day". But the other parks were manageable, but I usually go at Thanksgiving so maybe I am used to bigger crowds??
I did not notice the "filthy" that others keep talking about nor did I encounter any rude or non-magical CMs. I did notice some that seemed very tired by days end but was doing everything in their power to continue to be magical as much as possible.
I do think that if one is unhappy with anything at WDW, then they are going to notice every tiny negative detail.
I don't disagree with you at all. It just struck me as funny when you said you don't understand all the complainers as you complain about pigs and slobs.Can you honestly disagree with what we all have seen at Disney?? It is 100% true whether you agree or not! (And I said some, not all)![]()
The title is now irrelevant anyway.
The thread has mainly become a discussion about how crowded, broken down, and filthy WDW has become, things that really have very little, if anything, to do with FP+.
We now have fast passes for all of our days for the times we want for the attractions we want. I thought this whole advance reservations for fast passes would be a scary nightmare but it was so easy!
Now that I have my fast passes and I feel set for those rides, is it just going to be a complete zoo of long lines for anything else we want to ride?
And this week they are not.
I was in MK last week as well. What days were you at MK? It was definitely better than this week.
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We were among the Test Bunnies when FP+ and Magic Bands were being rolled out and we've been to WDW three times since all this went into effect, two Oct, weeks, 2013 - 14 and March 2014. I honestly haven't noticed longer stand-by lines and FP+ has allowed us to make them for the afternoon park, we always hop, we get our fill at the early park at RD. It can be tweaked but we're fans.
Bill From PA
The last time I was in WDW was 2nd week of December 2011. There was a bathroom in Epcot that was so bad I walked out. What was to blame then?