Yep. And some people are just wrong. Their opinions are simpler and basic and they don't get or care about what set Disney apart. So long as their brats are enjoying running thru an elaborate sprinkler while they pay $100 a day, they're happy.
So, they're right, right?
No. They're not. And, no, their opinion isn't worth as much as more discerning guests and the people who made WDW to begin with. ... If you can't see a fundamental lack of creative vision and trying to do the impossible at WDW these days, then no one here can make you see that. But the fact you don't see it (or opt not to) doesn't change that it's further Walmarting of the product.
But it's OK because there are plenty of BRAND ADVOCATES around.