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I was eaten alive on here for criticizing all the stops on an advertised “never stopping system” (Disney’s own words) during the cast member previews and was told they “were just testing. chill out. It won’t stop when it opens to the public.” Well, it looks like Disney is backtracking on the...

2012 was not a good year for WDW. From personal experience, by far the worst things ever were. I complain a lot on here, but truth is that things have gotten a lot better since then.

Sounds like bad luck, as I go on it about once a week and I almost never get stuck on SM. I was talking more about show quality.

The entirety of Splash Mountain in 2012 where pretty much every single thing wasn’t working. Thread from the time: https://forums.wdwmagic.com/threads/splash-mountain-falling-apart-literally.855607/ it was the first thread I participated in on here and it’s how I discovered the site. I was...

I hate parties and holiday overlays in general. Decorating Main Street and the castle is fine, but just leave it at that. I haven’t seen the original mansion in California since 08 because I’m usually only able to get out there during this time of year. So annoying.

Agree. It’s beyond embarrassing at this point.

Yup. When I say they “didn’t say a thing” I mean they said nothing at all. Not the standard “please remain seated” or “we’ll be going in a few minutes.” Nothing. It was really weird.

You’re right, ten minutes isn’t long. I just find it strange they wouldn’t say a single thing. I’ve been stuck only 2 minutes before and got an explanation.

Disney has always been a joke when it comes to letting people know what is going on. A few months ago, I was on a monorail that stalled in the TTC for about ten minutes in morning rush. No explanation given. Not even an apology when we eventually did start to get going. Monorails are stalling...

A problem how? I know it’s in Florida, I live 20 minutes away from it. We have 11 months of summer and 1 month of spring.

At least make it a comfortable temperature then? Like others have said, it’s fine they’re not freezing anymore, but it’s far from being comfortable more often than not. 73° is the absolute maximum temp I can stand indoors. At least make it that.

I know it’s a rare occasion. I’m saying that I wish that it wasn’t.

I absolutely cannot stand that Disney doesn’t explain what happened on attractions that stop. In my 23 years of visiting, I’ve never seen an engineer or cast member say what has gone wrong in person. There’s only one video I have ever seen of an engineer explain what what wrong when ToT went...

I don’t think it’s that the system can’t keep up. Remember the 90s-early 00s? Buildings were kept so cold you would be shivering. And that’s with the doors being kept open too.

Like my parents always told me when I was young, it’s not a waste of money if you enjoy it, and I enjoy my 60° air greatly.

I’ve been noticing it for a while. https://forums.wdwmagic.com/threads/what-is-going-on-with-the-air-conditioning-at-wdw.939087/ it’s ridiculous how hot it can be sometimes indoors. If it’s hot enough indoors that you’re sweating while not doing any physical activity, the ac isn't low enough. I...

It takes a couple months to fix that?

Here’s full speed.

Are you being sarcastic or have you not seen them at full speed?

Can you? I thought that wasn’t allowed for Disney tickets.