With so many closings,what am I paying for?

[klmall]

Maybe I'm different than most visitors but I go only every 3 years or so and while I go to enjoy new attractions, new restaurants and favorite old ones I don't set high expectations for something to be open.

I've been more than 10 times and have yet to experience some of the shows. Heck, I didn't even ride the Tomorrowland Speedway until our last trip. It took me three trips to finally get a FP to ride Toy Story! And I haven't ridden some rides for more than 10 years so I have all those to look forward to enjoying in the future.

We are starting to plan a fall 2017 trip. It will be nice if Avatar is open but I am not expecting it to be. If it does open, I fully expect the crowds to be massive and maybe we won't even get a chance to ride there.

As someone said earlier, it helps to change your expectations. I can't imagine most first-timers going when many rides are closed and not still having a fantastic trip. Remember your first trip? Wasn't it fun even if you missed out on several things you had hoped to do and see? (And I actually blame YouTube and the internet for pushing expectations beyond reality.)

 

[Huff]

Wow, you are truly one of the first people I've seen say that. The whole Frozen Summer Fun event was indeed thrown together in a matter of weeks, but the singalong ended up being one of the best parts and lots of people were thrilled when Disney re-did the theater and proved the show was sticking around. I think it's cute and the historians make the show memorable.

I felt the jokes and overall flow of the show were very lacking, cheap, thrown together without a lot of thought. Jokes about Beiber? Really? Rather old, overdone cheap jokes throughout the show. I was hoping something along the well written creativity of a show like Aladdin at CA or most any other stage show at Disney. To me it seems like a filler show until a well written stage show can be created.