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What disturbs me is that we've seen this coming. We've seen what the company is turning into. Its not the company that I really liked. Its not the company that treated the guest right. The guests are now viewed as a commodity and thats disturbing.

2020 cant get here soon enough.....

Pay toilets.

That girls only 15!

I've heard of them. Not yet, I'll put it on the list....

Yeah, just go with the story. Talk to them as if they're the actual character. Its fun improv if you like that sorta thing.

Which is DOUBLE what it used to cost 10-12 years ago.

You see, right there is exactly the marketing strategy that I have a giant problem with. Before the mouse made oodles of money and you didnt feel squeezed & you got a good value for your money. Now? Ooooffff.

My complaints are not with the front line people who bust their . My complaints are with the people who set policy.

Jims Steaks, Fourth and South Streets in the heart of the motherland, Philadelphia....

March. I'm not talking about front line guest service, I'm talking straight up about being milked for every dime by the mouse. When you're squeezed, it doesnt feel very magical. Thats what theyre selling, the experience?

What kills me is that Guest Service is no longer about making sure the guest has a great experience, its about making sure the mouse gets all it can.... The guests are merely a commodity anymore. That "Disney Difference" no longer exists.

Dropping it by $30 isn't a significant reduction in price when it goes from $149 to $119. Again..... e-ride nights were just a $12 add-on. Thats my basis of comparison.

Yet Eisner was a Yacht Club guy.

Dear god thats funny.....

I forget, when the hell did i originally say that? Edit: October 2013.... I take no joy in predicting that.

So my observations on the past six months..... As I've been afk.... WDW is essentially emulating places like Atlantis. Expensive as hell and if you want to do anything, it costs extra. They're milking every last dime. This is not the same management style or plan from 13 years ago. That...

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Cheesesteaks.

No, he's right. I could take a month off from this place and pop back in and find you're all still foaming about Universal. To that, i fault WDW's lack of a strategic and cohesive plan. Rather they seem to be throwing everything at the wall and seeing what turns a profit. Its all short term...