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Yes. Everything has gotten very generic, or, even worse, the seasonal/celebration items just aren’t that visually appealing

“Frustrated guests at GR” should pre-clear their disability eligibility, read the new policies, and arrive with measured expectations before thinking they can (in your view, should?) creating havoc to line CMs. Disney has no obligation or duty to tailor policies to patently unreasonable people.

For context: I visited this when it opened, some 30+ years ago. Despite wild advances in gaming, graphics, and tech portability, I still feel like VR hasn’t kept pace, and hasn’t managed to connect successfully with consumers...

I keep hearing about how these changes will result in fistfights in the aisles, disgruntled screaming at GR CMs… Disagreement with policies never excuses bad behavior. Those people that do those things should be trespassed, full stop.

PATF by way of THEY LIVE.

I’m Gen X. I’ve seen countless promises of the world-changing potential of VR that I’ve yet to see realized. At this point I’m kind of giving up hope

Not yet - though Extraterrorestrial Encounter could have sufficed? Alien (MGM Great Movie Ride) and Terminator show (Universal) are the only R-rated properties to be represented in parks IIRC

He/she may soon find out antisocial personality disorders also don’t qualify for DAS.

This is a bit ironic, as there’s a whole segment of the voice acting community that exists because some of those voice actors do a reasonable facsimile of more famous actors, who aren’t used because to pay them would be prohibitively expensive.

Now we’re watching paint dry

We do have real information. But it seems some don’t want to acknowledge that, and suggest it may be a good idea to just show up and raise a stink at Guest Relations until they relent.

You can still are a lot about something but have a completely, fundamentally broken way of achieving certain objectives. We often hear someone “understood the assignment.” I have to wonder what the assignment was here?

Can’t wait to hear someone say, “It’s not for you.”

Which is why flooding the zone with Moana is an interesting choice

I’ve read interviews with the director where she suggests this film could touch off an entirely new series within the franchise. You would know this if you had bothered to do some research on the film instead of just pick fights...

I watched bits and pieces of Encanto but can’t for the life of me recall any significant rivers or bodies of water figuring into the film. The casita was functionally its own character and is a vibrant setting for an attraction - it’s really a slam dunk. So of course they overthink it.

They’re training their replacements. They just don’t know it yet.

Moore’s Law + advent of quantum computing means this day will be here before we know it.

So does this mean we’re not getting The Second Omen?

And Disney knows its own operational and guest service needs. Those must be considered against the claimed “needs” of guests.