GC Incentive if Housekeeping Declined? Update July 14 - Testing Concluded

[Lynne M]

Let's elevate the tone a bit, guys. No need to get nasty.

 

[Stacy's a freak]

May I ask what services you mean?

I guess I mean the level of service in general. I have been hearing reports of parks being less clean than the old days and bathrooms being sub par. (I have no personal knowledge since 2010 so this is just what I have heard). If they were to reduce mousekeeeping service, which we haven't heard - just a wild speculation after this recent gift card offer - that would be an example of reducing services and keeping the prices up.

 

[dansdad]

I guess I mean the level of service in general. I have been hearing reports of parks being less clean than the old days and bathrooms being sub par. (I have no personal knowledge since 2010 so this is just what I have heard). If they were to reduce mousekeeeping service, which we haven't heard - just a wild speculation after this recent gift card offer - that would be an example of reducing services and keeping the prices up.

Gotcha. Thanks for expanding your thoughts.

 

[Lynne M]

Folks, we are not going to have an immigration debate or a political debate on the Resorts board. I'd like to keep the thread open, but not if it continues to go off topic.

 

[maxiesmom]

So relieved not to have a service industry job dealing with customers with this attitude.

I do have a service job, and unfortunately they are many like that poster.

I bet many of us have had more and more piled on us at our jobs. And saying to just quit and find another is ignorant at best.

I have no problem with Disney offering a bonus to guests who decide to skip a service. I would have a problem if they decided to charge an extra $30 a night cleaning fee. I tend to keep my room very clean, so I would have no problem opting out.

 

[Lynne M]

Enough.