What do you hate about Disney?

[lauran cameron]

How Animal Kingdom always seems more humid than any of the other parks. What's with that?

YEAH!!! I've noticed that too!

 

[mickeyluv'r]

I'vee been on both sides of the stroller issue - both run over, and repeatedly cut off by non-stroller people. It is surprising how many people will cut right in front of a stroller! At junctions, we should all use the zipper method!

People who block pathways (and otherwise hog space). They get their group to an important juncture spot, and then stop, while they debate their next move. Also, groups who block the entire path and walk slowly. Americans seem to have a huge problem with this in general - I don't understand, WHY CAN'T PEOPLE REMEMBER TO STAY TO THE RIGHT!?!?!?

While not vegetarian, I wish more quick service places had more veggie options too. At a number of quick service places, the veggie options are iceberg lettuce/salad or french fries. But this is true of too many American restaurants in general. I wish they served a simple side of steamed broccoli or snap peas

I wish there was something else to drink (besides water) in restaurants that wasn't full of sugar/corn syrup/caffeine/artificial sweeteners...but I suppose that is too much to ask....even of a magical place like Disney! (At least more places have some options besides soda nowadays.)

 

[kentear]

I don't really hate anything, but I wish Carousel of Progress was open more often when we are down there. Also, I wish WDW would get the Indiana Jones ride like they have in Disneyland. It is GREAT! aw:

 

[meandtheguys2]

AK is more humid because of the types and amt. of vegetation...read it somewhere!

 

[Jennygt]

I never thought about the Legacy thing but now that you all mention it it is a little creepy! I hate when you are on line and the person behind you is so close they are breathing on your back! I also hate when people cut lines and curse in front of kids. I just read Disney Wars and it was very inertesting.

 

[homer424]

I thought Disney was supposed to be so great for those in wheelchairs, but my eyes have been opened.

Mine, too. We went this past August with my grandmother who used a wheelchair and the amount of people who would literally step over her to get in front of us or would rush past us as we were heading to a ride was unbelievable. And twice I heard someone say something to the effect of "get in front of the person with the wheelchair" I won't repeat the story of how I literally cried in Living Seas because of this. Also, when my 5 year old would open a door for me to push through, the people who would step over my grandmother to walk through the door way. I was literally shocked at how rude people are. It didn't make our trip bad or anything but it was just shocking how people acted. I was taught better and I would never dream to treat someone this way.

 

[DVCJEN]

It's too far away!!!

 

[liamandcaili]

Hi,
My only complaint about disney is that on almost every ride you get off you end up in a souvenir shop....

Another thing to make travel with young children more complicated!

Also, after spending a couple of days on the phone making ADRs (and more to come), I wish the reservation line was an 800 number, the hold times weren't so long, and I could make all the reservations for our trip at once. We're staying at SOG, which I've been told does NOT count as a Disney property...rather snottily by one CM actually.