Funny analogy! I am curious as to what precipitated the post. Are there any specifics that led you to this analogy that you'd like to share?
For me, beginning in 2012, things began to change, the cost of things began to rise steadily. No more
free dining. Suddenly, a trip that cost $2,000 had gone to $3,000. Then to $3,500, and now it's $4,000. The value of staying on site has declined steadily, as well. First it was evening Magic Hours cut from three to two, then it's no more free Magic Hours; then it was no more Fast Passes. Now you have to pay to get to the parks from the airport. You have to actually pay for parking at the resort, if you drive. You pay for fast passes, you pay for pictures, you pay for Magic Hours, you pay for Magic Bands, you pay for tickets that don't expire, you pay, you pay, you pay, you pay. You pay for character interactions, you pay for having your in-park purchases delivered to your room. You pay for meals that have gotten smaller. Like I said, it's a money grab that just makes Disney look like a petty thief, a lot like Jack Frost.
There is no more Disney Bubble, they've done their best to do away with it.
Job well done, Disney!
Can't really comment on that since the value of one's money is a really subjective term. It might not be worth the expense for you but it might be for others. It's really not up to me to say haha.
One's opinion is, indeed subjective, but not subjective are the facts I present in my post. For instance, you may not think WDW has become Polar North, but you can't argue the fact that you pay for Fast Passes (or whatever they are called now). The facts in my post are indisputable, though opinions about the post itself may vary.
The Disney Bubble has burst. This is simply my opinion.
It's heartbreaking to watch the all-out money-grab by Disney as the magic of the parks slowly gives way to corporate greed and indifference. 
