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A new water fountain would be controversial on the boards these days.

The only thing that is somewhat similar is what happened with the MTA in NYC in 2005. As a public union they are not allowed to strike under the Taylor law. Well, they did anyway. About 40,000 workers didn't show up for 2 days. In the end the union got the contract they wanted because the city...

My contract is fantastic thanks to my union.

I know Florida isn't New York as far as union strength.

At my workplace everything is in our contract. If it isn't then the union negotiates it during the next one.

They could demand that the aspire program be part of the next contract. I'm assuming it isn't now since Disney was able to drastically change it. For the time being they could demand it be reinstated to what it was.

The union wouldn't have to acknowledge any action. They would just go to Disney and say you have a large portion of your workforce who is unhappy and then see their response. They would never officially put forward a work action.

That's very possible.

The union would. The members in theory would communicate to the union that they are unhappy with the change. The union would in turn communicate this to Disney and see what their response is. This is all dependent on a large number of CMS being unhappy.

That's a different story. It depends on how many are angry at this change.

I'm not going to get into specifics but there are things that can be done to be as effective as a strike without actually having one.

I'm not saying that they should. I'm just saying it would negatively impact Disneys ability to operate the parks.

If 10k cast members went on strike Disney would not be able to fire them. They would have no way of hiring and training replacements in any kind of timely manner.

I did it on my trip last week. We only went from kidani to jambo house but our bags were there by noon(you're mileage may vary)

I just did 5 nights at the ak lodge 3 booked using points I bought and 2 through Disney. 4 day tickets for 2 adults. $1400 for the room $900 for the park tickets $400 for flights(but used points so it was free) $900 gift card for food and souvenirs($200 was from points.) $160 for LL $220 for...

Could this delay possibly have something to do with the rumor that universal is getting rid of the Simpsons earlier than thought?

So I got to ride Tiana's for the first time today. IMO Tiana's was far superior and I say this as someone whose favorite ride was splash. My sister and I had so much fun, she also enjoyed it more than splash.

Today we got to Epcot at 830 and headed for ratatouille. We had about an hour wait there and then headed to frozen to use our first lightning pass. Then I tried school bread for the first time and instantly became a favorite. Did some shopping around the world then hit soaring and the land. C...

I had done the fantasmic dining plan for tonight but sadly the show got cancelled. Went to guest relations along with hundreds of other people and they gave us a $10 gift card each. I was happy with this since I know they really didn't have to do anything. Unfortunate c was unable to see the...

So it started raining on our way back to studios but we were undeterred. We had a great dinner at prime Time Cafe and then hit mv3d, slinky again, toy story mania and Mickey and Minnies.