Not enough healthy food (although it's getting better). Also related, there's not much unique dining. We can eat at similar restaurants at home for cheaper--and it would be better quality. Boma seemed to be the exception. Akershus used to be, before it went half-buffet and was princessified. I'm not a character meal person.
The bathrooms used to be pristine in early trips, but over the years upkeep has gone downhill.
You can tell which rides are the older ones because they don't all have shops stuck integrated into the exits.
The hotels need more perks.
The giant Mickey hand on Spaceship Earth and the sorcerer's hat in MGM need to go NOW.
Princesses everywhere. I'm all for great female role models for young girls, but honestly! It's not all about princesses!
I agree with those who say the merchandise is the same in most of the parks. It wasn't always that way.
I miss the old Epcot logos based on the circles.
The "tip for today" on TV was much better than that terminally perky chick doing the top 7. (At least the English-speaking chick. The one doing the Spanish version seemed sane.)
One thing I have to disagree with is the Stich invasion. On our trip, I saw Mickey and Minnie doing meet-and-greets three different times at the entrance and by the Main Street flagpole. Other than the "Stitch Kingdom" on the monorail (which we didn't ride much as we were staying at POFQ) and the Stitch attraction in Tomorrowland (which we skipped), I didn't see or hear much of him.
