Recent content by L.C. Clench

I know this is a real reach but we were going through a couple things and realized we had the MK, AK and EPCOT pictures also. Was the MGM Studios one ever found?

Is there any indication it will be more than that or even that fancy? Im getting the impression it's Na'vi River without the water and animatronics. Probably maintain the same track path and just go spot to spot watching mediocre animation.

It's not. None of the kids in my family like these at all.

I'd suspect maintenance will be a little more common between now and 2021. They'll want everything spiffy for the 50th so the trick is what does 2022 bring.

It's the same concept that's pitched in the restaurant business where if the customer areas are unkept image what the kitchen looks like. Using the philosophy that if a business doesn't care about the customer facing image why do you think they care about what you can't there is plenty of reason...

Shouldn't that be: Isn't DLR's monorail system considered attraction, while WDW's monorail system is a burden?

I'd guess the Wells/Eisney era.

Coming from the land before FP I would rather wait 2 hours for Soarin than 30 min for it in the FP line and then seeing artificially created 40 min waits for SE and Figment. At least those lines moved back then. Now people wait 2 hours in SB literally just standing.

It fascinates me that we are to believe that a company that can't provide a consistently functional website all of a sudden has the resources to make this happen?

Choose an answer: A) You can still decide what park you want to go each morning. FP+ doesn't force you to pick ahead of time and there are plenty of FP available each day. B) FP+ is just a benefit to planners. If you want to just be carefree you can always use stand by lines. C) You don't...

You also have to keep in mind these policies aren't built with guest satisfaction in mind. Satisfaction is irrelevant if you are emptying your wallet. Efficiency is only profitable if it keeps you on property. There is a benefit to causing backups and stretching out time people spend in the...

I'd be curious if they knew the monorail was having issues when they got in or were waiting in line. Disney is notorious for not advising people there are problems and then letting people pile in line and then once your in getting out can be quite the challenge.

When the problems are because of lack of maintenance that's a completely realistic concern.

Where is all this traffic that supposedly slows down the busses? Outside of Downtown Disney there aren't major traffic jams on property that are slowing down the busses 95% of the time. As for the monorail the issues are mechanical with the engines. You don't have to shut down the whole system...

I'm sorry but for the 3k plus that an average Disney vacation costs the guest shouldnt have any responsibility to make up for the fact Disney doesn't want to properly maintain things.