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This you, re: Rivers of America? ↓ Like this, my statement was an exaggeration that wasn't intended to be taken literally. I agree with Epcot81Fan, there are more things that unite us than divide us. Edit: judging from some earlier reactions, I cannot believe it but feel I need to clarify my...

With all due respect, I think that makes two of us. I think as fans, we need to pull back sometimes and realize that we notice things that 99% of the park's visitor base does not notice. That leads sometimes to criticism that probably isn't deserved, like when a single light bulb is out. I...

Yes. It's not the best use of resources and doesn't improve the experience in any measurable way for any single guest. My counterarguments to the points you raise: 1.

"Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn't stop to think if they should" - Jurassic Park Yes, this pavement looks more realistic. But at some point, I think it's important to pull back and question if stuff like this is (1) the best use of resources, and...

Thank you. I fully agree. Never underestimate the power of emotional attachment, especially when nostalgia is the product. I alluded to the example of New Coke. It's one of many cases where no matter how "superior" an improvement is to a beloved product, it just can't overcome the destruction...

Long time listener, first time caller. I'm a business consultant by day, so I'm going to approach this from that perspective. I feel like I've read many, many thoughts on this but I hope to offer a different perspective. The closure of rivers of America is a problematic business decision for...