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I'm just going to do company-wide worst decisions since they mostly overlap with WDW ... 1. Adopting woke politics 2. EuroDisney - specifically over-building the hotel space 3. Turning to a model where they build 1/4 day parks (Animal Kingdom, DCA) and lands with two attractions in them...

Are they selling Mardi Gras beads and plastic trumpets in the gift shop? If not, Disney management is truly lost.

This was evident to everyone with a pulse the minute they announced the project.

As the story goes, she's one of the dancers on the left who gets her red scarf pulled out in the sequence that starts at 2:23 of this video. Apparently she is one of the last ones in the line, and her face is visible because the credits are no longer on the screen when she is in view.

She doesn't deny it. It's pretty well known. https://indianajones.fandom.com/wiki/Kathleen_Kennedy

Yes

Lucasfilm and Marvel are like having two money-printing machines ... and then taking them both and pointing the spout (where the fresh money comes out) directly into a furnace. And then wondering where the money is (and why it is so hot in the room).

He sucks too. He can write an excellent opening paragraph and then quits and let's someone finish it poorly. Every. Single. Time.

Well, it was her most successful contribution to Lucasfilm ...

In order to do a proper retrospective of Kennedy's managerial career, I recommend taking her list of credits and separating them into "Involved Speilberg, Zemekis, Donner or Favreau" and "Didn't involve one of those four" ... then compare and contrast. When viewed this way, it's easy to...

Perhaps, I should have said chorus girl? Showgirl? What did Busby Berkeley call them?

It's what happens when you put a backup dancer in charge of a five billion dollar company.

Literally the best thing to ever happen to the park because it got the original back.

Oh well ... they better put a strobe light on him for the next twenty years.

I semi-joking, semi-seriously think I'm going to start taking credit for Dr. Facilier not being in the ride because when they first announced the project, I pointed out (on this very message board) that Disney had just declared Trader Sam to be offensive because of his shrunken heads (which...

Jungle Cruise, It's a Small World and the Mark Twain are #2 though #4.

Disney has had plenty of catastrophic failures that have been left unaddressed for years (*cough* Imagination Pavilion *cough*). Nobody looks the other way and says, "It's good enough," like Disney managment post-Frank Wells.

It was a deliberate choice.

Not a lot of red Sharpie pens in 1923?

Please tell me all the big deal nonsense they made out of the research into Louisiana salt mines wasn't so they could hang a sign on the wall of the queue that said "salt mines" and have that explain why the Splash Mountain queue is unchanged in areas.