Good article. It
is sad to see the state of affairs that WDW has become. I dont knock them, it is a HUGE property, so it cant be 100% all the time. But the obvious neglected things that stand out to the most avid fans, that hurts. We pay a HUGE price to get into the parks, stay on property, eat at the restaurants, buy the souvenirs, time and time again. I do agree with the writer, we need to approach with respect, not bashing. As my grandma used to say, you can catch more bees with honey than vinegar
So WDW execs., if you are reading along, take this as constructive criticism, get the parks and resorts in order, we the fans
are watching. Dont allow these things to linger for long, otherwise, we the fans may start taking our dollars elsewhere. We love what you do, but we see Walt's ideals sliding away. I cant speak for him, but studying him allows me to say based on what he stood for where his company was concerned, if alive today, I dont think he would be pleased with some of the issues, like those mentioned, and pictured in the article. You were once at the top, set the bar for others to follow. You are not so far removed to be at the top again.