No it had nothing to do with tone. Various comments you made were on the snooty side but okie dokie.?
Unfortunately when reading commentary on the internet, sometimes tone is mistaken.
Not flying in an airplane would be more green. Perhaps we should force everyone to take the bus.
I use the bottom of my shirt. Those handles are teeming with pathogens.
Disney deluxe resorts prices start at around $350 per night and go up to the multiple thousands of dollars, for a suite, per night. Why, unless you have a dermatological condition , would you NOT want to use what you have paid many pennies for???? Are you just picky, or, do you think that’s not part of your reservation fee? Also, do you bring your own sheets, towels, toilet paper, Kleenex and hand soap? They would be very interesting if you did. I definitely don’t think you’re the average Disney guest because if so, they would have come to the realization that guests need no toiletries whatsoever and done away with them on your behalf!
Maybe you are staying at a value or a moderate. Those rates are much lower, so I can see it not being as big of an issue. But for a guest paying TOP DOLLARS for a deluxe resort experience, a dispenser on the wall seems pretty tacky and cheap. And they have no room to be so cheap when we are paying luxury resort prices! I’ll consider using a dispenser when they refund $ per person for not using the tiny toiletries!
(Kind of like the people who decline housekeeping for $10. By the way, I’ll never decline housekeeping.... I’m on vacation, I paid for a clean room, I’m not making a bed or picking up wet towels. Regardless of what you think of having that option, WDW is still making a lot of money per room per night! $$$$$ is their bottom line)
Location location location! That statement is true for all of those other luxury hotels you are referring to as well. Fancy sheets, soap and Starbucks in room coffee would mean nothing if the hotel is not in an awesome location. Beating heart of a big city, overlooking a river or ocean, walking distance of museums and tourist attractions or conveniently located at a WDW property. They’re all expensively the same: they want people to feel good about where they are staying.
These boards are based on opinions. Many opinions. Not just one opinion. I stated my opinion, but disagree with being judged for it and called snooty. Resorting to name calling because you don’t like what someone has said seems really out of place.
and that shirt can touch your skin
My hair looks different and reacts to shampoo at home very differently than while in Florida, unless Hotel has water softener system.
You probably have a water softener for your residence.
I didn't name call you lol I said your comments were on the snooty side and they were. Sorry you decided that was name calling you.
Please do tell..
That is so funny! I can barely smell anything, and def not strong scent. Same with the Bergamot Grapefruit. Very faint smell to me. Barely smell a thing. I have a friend who is very scent sensitive. She can smell if I had used perfume early in the morning when I see her at night. And I use very little.
Location location location! That statement is true for all of those other luxury hotels you are referring to as well. Fancy sheets, soap and Starbucks in room coffee would mean nothing if the hotel is not in an awesome location. Beating heart of a big city, overlooking a river or ocean, walking distance of museums and tourist attractions or conveniently located at a WDW property. They’re all expensively the same: they want people to feel good about where they are staying.
If I’m enjoying where I’m staying, why would I need to go somewhere else just for sheets or soap that might cost more? Those things would not matter if it wasn’t where I wanted to spend my time. I’m staying at a Disney resort because that entire experience (Including the tiny soaps) is part of what makes my familie’s disney vacation magical!
For me it’s the whole magical Disney experience. From the “Welcome home!” greeting upon arrival, to the hidden mickeys in the carpet, the fragrance in the lobby, the Twinings Tea in the room (that I drink at home to remind me of our vacation) the little H20 products on the counter ( that when I use at home also remind me of being on vacation) and the magical Disney touches in the artwork on the walls are all part of that. All working together for a Disney deluxe resort experience. That is what my family and I are looking forward to this summer. To us, it’s not just a room, it’s a major part of our whole vacation. Like drinks at Trader SAMs: I’m sure you could pay the same amount of money for a fancy wine at a 5 star hotel, but it won’t come with crashing thunder, lightening and moving pictures like the dark and stormy drink . It’s an experience, not only a location.
That is really all it will take. Someone putting something ridiculous like hair dye in one of those dispensers. Then there will be rage from the masses.
