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No, It's not a Straw Man argument. I responded to your response to this comment "Have you been there? Because everything in your post happens all day every day and has since the land opened." And you concurred with his statement saying that a few characters roaming around equates to immersive...

Random characters interacting with guests is not "fully immersive". Stop lowering the bar for Disney. When they say "fully immersive"..then we expect more from Disney. And once again...they take the cheaper, easier, lazy way out.

Random roaming Stormtroopers and a few characters standing around is not fully immersive as it it should have been.

I don't think we need some silly show. I think they need to do what they originally announced they would do..have an organic, immersive experience throughout the land with stormtroopers policing the streets, vendors trying to sell goods, spies lurking about, innocent citizens being apprehended...

There's nothing more immersive about Space Adventure Land (in space) than when you put some hokey show on one of the stages. I'm still waiting for the First Order troopers to patrol the streets, mark through, ensure order and maybe even apprehend a dressed up CM resistance member. Alas....nothing.

What you really mean is....How dare I criticize or question things that the vaunted Disney Parks do?

But I'm not talking about standard maintenance and upkeep. I am talking about the massive construction projects that have blemished Walt Disney World since the ascendance of Iger.

Not at this magnitude. I remember going for many years with only the occasional scrim, nothing this bad. But since Iger....it's non-stop.

Oh....and finally saw Song of the South. There is nothing racist about it at all. It's honors to old Black Southern folk tales and teaches a very good lesson. Get past the propaganda from the career hucksters and watch the movie.

It has been so long since I have been able to go to WDW without massive cranes, scaffolding, scrims and construction. I will be so happy with the Iger era is over so we can finally just enjoy the park for a few years without it all.

It was okay. Compared to past Williams work, this is quite forgettable and surely will not be something you hum while cleaning out the garage.

Now all they need to do is improve Turtle Talk with crush, because that is not as entertaining as other interactive rides. And the Nemo and Friends ride is lazy. with VR and other new technologies they can really make an incredibly solide journey under the ocean ride. Ideally I would love the...

Thank you for the feedback. I appreciate the information. Once I pilot it if I ever get another chance to board it again I would be willing to try the other experiences. I only hope it is as good as you say.

Here's a clever way to handle the capacity....make more ride vehicles. And the 8-year-old can get on another ride. Those are the breaks.

It looks like my wife was on top of that this morning and got ours. I hope this is not as I have heard...just a big video game. But wouldn't it make more sense to just have two people ride at a time (one pilot and one co-pilot)? Those are the only two seats that really seem to get the full...

We have one like that near me and it still looks the same.

I love it.

I wouldn't mind if they did the "prices of yesterday" even for a short window once a month or once a year. And go back to the "Menu of yesterday" just burgers, fries and shakes. Keep the menu simple with simple prices for a specific time.

They need to construct a building with the original style golden arches otherwise...it's not McDonald's.

I don't like the IP's being so overt in World Showcase. It's one thing to have the occasional character happen to be in their particular country. It's also okay to have a character topiary, but overtly placing IP's in World Showcase changes what the pavilions were supposed to be. They were...