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Disney removed basically every other perk of being a hotel guest so at least this is one... even if you have to pay a bunch of money to use it lol

PLEASE do not change the ride to make it less intense. They ruined Mission Space compared to the original by tuning it down (the Orange version is less intense than the opening day version). The people that get sick should just not go. Please don't ruin it for the rest of us.

I am astonished Disney still has this terrible system of forcing guests to get up at 7am in place.

The other problem with the "immersion" they have built is that it is based off movies/stories that people do not care about. If it was based around the OT (or if they didn't make trash new movies) then people would care a lot more.

That sounds both horrible for the employees, the business, and other customers. I assume they charge outrageous prices to make up for all the free stuff given away and the slow moving line that turns away customers?

I would say no ice cream place "wants" you to try everything for free. That means both higher costs for the business and more work for the employees. They certainly want you to just order what you want and move on. In fact it is really taking advantage of them to try more than 1 or 2. Frankly...

I think one of the most important things most people on this site are missing is the burdensome regulations that will arise from Disney not controlling the district. The Dems in Orange County are sure going to want to get their beaks wet and Disney will have to play the corruption game now...

I would prefer if the people who support talking about sex with 5-9 year olds went away and left our country. There is a reason the vast majority of people, even the majority of democrats support the Florida law.

Bigoted? I guess being bigoted against people grooming children is something I would be proud of being. But it has literally nothing to do with a persons sexual orientation. It has to do with them wanting to talk to kids about sex.

Can you give a link to a source on this? This is the first I have ever heard about this.

Yes and then it is up to the party suing to prove that it is unconstitutional. Your argument as to why I said is false based on the curriculum standards. You have not come up with another reason. So therefore it hinges on if my reasoning or yours is correct. We will find out in the courts and...

Yes it is.

https://www.myfloridahouse.gov/Sections/Documents/loaddoc.aspx?FileName=_h0003C__.docx&DocumentType=Bill&BillNumber=0003C&Session=2022C

No you haven't explained anything at all. You have not given any actual text or example at all of how the bill that passed the senate will have no effect.

Can you show me where in the bill it says anything about people "turning gay"? Where in the bill it mentions anything to do with gay at all?

Yes the process of passing a new law as clearly written in the text of the bill that passed the senate. Can you explain how this does not nothing because you seem so sure that this bill if it becomes law does nothing.

Try and keep up and read the bill that passed the senate and will head to the house.

What? They are not amending a law, they are passing a new one. Here it is in it's entirety. Seriously people these things are not hard to look up and read. https://www.myfloridahouse.gov/Sections/Documents/loaddoc.aspx?FileName=_h0003C__.docx&DocumentType=Bill&BillNumber=0003C&Session=2022C

You do realize that is what a law can do, it can change existing law. The law is literally amending the statute. They are not just "saying" it, they are passing a law to do it.

Couldn't agree more. The first time I saw it I was like " an I watching, a Pixar movie from 1998?"