aliceismad
Well-Known Member
Breaking news: Disney to build synergy between TSL and SW:GE with a "build your own spork friend" shop.
Breaking news: Disney to build synergy between TSL and SW:GE with a "build your own spork friend" shop.
Kids love stickers.
Kids love stickers.
You can buy a whole set of flatware for what Disney is charging for four of these sporks...
Rainbows and unicorns have been super popular with kids for the last several years now. It's like the second coming of Lisa Frank.Yeah, I have noticed lots of rainbows in Pixar films as of late. I should make up a scrap book of it.
As someone who attended Batuu West while these were actually being used, another major part of the problem was people throwing them away when they were done with their meals. DLR actually had CMs (off-stage) that were using magnets to go through the trash from DB7 once Disney realized this was happening. Wasn't made clear enough these were supposed to be reusable/returned.
No, I didn't steal one. Yes, I will probably buy one next time I have a chance.
You’re right. A $11 metal spork. What a crock.But the food was served in resuable dishes wasn't it? So were people throwing out the plates and dishes too?
Surely the answer would be just to not have trash cans, place everything on tray stacks (like Ikea) and the washing-up team sort it out.
I do think Disney should move to more use of washable crockery though instead of more and more disposable packaging.
You’re right. A $11 metal spork. What a crock.
It’s a joke which apparently sailed over your head. Crockery. Crock.Not sure what the current price has to do with the previous issue of guests throwing away silverware. I was replying to a comment about guests throwing away the cutlary and wondering why when the food is also in a non-disposable container.
Yes, but the openings in the top of the trash cans were too small to fit the reusable containers. They thought of that part at least. Obviously not possible to make the openings too small to put the sporks in as well.But the food was served in resuable dishes wasn't it? So were people throwing out the plates and dishes too?
Surely the answer would be just to not have trash cans, place everything on tray stacks (like Ikea) and the washing-up team sort it out.
I do think Disney should move to more use of washable crockery though instead of more and more disposable packaging.
Thats a bad joke because silverware is cutlery, not crockery.It’s a joke which apparently sailed over your head. Crockery. Crock.
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