Yes, the senior citizens or what I like to refer to them as the "seasoned folks" love their slots. They're usually out and about during the day. They're always pleasant. Only times something out of the ordinary happens with a seasoned guest is when one slips and falls or something in that nature.
Try not to let it bother you. We're in an age where multi-verses are a huge thing in entertainment. Kids are understanding the concept. How many different versions of Spider-Man are there now?
Take Santa Claus in the same vein.
I'm from South Florida and I can confirm it happens here too and it's a daily occurrence. WDW is only a good 3-4 hours away from those casinos. I'm more than sure that "crowd" I keep referring to, wouldn't mind taking the drive to gamble and party at a casino ran by Disney.
They will do it and...
Okay, I'm wrong. Still, how is it harmful to question some of these things? The way things have been, especially in the film industry, TWDC is at the frontline when it comes to leaking little snippets of information to get people talking.
To cause a little bit of controversy because, believe it...
Anybody remember the reports of Kevin Hart in talks with Disney to star as the next Santa Claus in a reboot/remake of The Santa Clause?
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/general-news/kevin-hart-play-santa-claus-918943/
This dates back to 2016! Nothing ever came of it, possibly due to the...
Well, then they purposely leaked it for other platforms to publicize it for them.
That company knows how to do things the slickest and cheapest way but that's another discussion for another time.
The fact remains, any sane person does not care about this. If by chance there are people that do...
I'm cool with this.
However, I don't see the need for Disney to publicize it. This year at Halloween Horror Nights, The Bride of Frankenstein happened to be black and it was just as fun and exciting.
I know. The Bride of Frankenstein and Santa Claus are two separate entities, with Santa Claus...
That is true. A lot of them justify it with "I paid a lot of money to be here! I do what I want!"
Still, there is a certain conduct that must be followed. For the most part, guests get it. Its every now and then you'll see this and usually at the locations I mentioned.
Nowadays, I'm seeing more rowdy guests. I think we all are, especially at EPCOT and Disney Springs. There is no purity left but as for now, it's 'somewhat' controlled.
As for why I am so vocally against casinos at WDW. Here it is.
Dude, you love going back and forth. You took one sentence I posted and responded in paragraphs. Instead of assuming what's in my mind, why not ask what I meant?
Okay, you have worked in the casino industry. You already know how some patrons get. Drunk, nasty, leave in loud dramatic fashion...
I worked in the casino industry for a few years. It's all organized crime. Nothing involving the mob that's for sure.
To assume that my head is in the movies is bad judgement on your part.