Well, stop expecting that. Good grief, how long does Walt have to be dead before it finally sinks in that it is no longer Walt's company. It only goes by his name. Three generations have come into the picture since his death and even close to another since he started planning Disneyland and so has the leadership of the company. Do I like the way it appears to be going? Absolutely not, but I do realize that I have two choices. I can accept and continue to support the company with my presence, enjoying what currently exists or I can find someplace else to spend my money that satisfies my needs. I have no other power or theme park management experience to even begin to say what they are doing is going to begin the end of the company. It might someday, but not today. So if I like what is left and if they don't continue to put massive requirements, counting costs, then I will still go and enjoy what is there fully realizing that all I will get from being upset about what is would be frustration ulcers.
They have no obligations to do anything until their wallet starts to feel the pain. That is the only way any company will begin to recognize that there is a problem. Until then to them it is just random people expressing that they don't approve, but Disney doesn't care. Why? Because we keep coming in droves. Sad, yes.. but not worth that much concern. When it is gone, we, in all likelihood, will be gone as well. Maybe, the future generations will be smarter then we are. We can always hope! Even my children, who were raised on Disney Parks have lost interest, this will continue because nothing lasts forever.