Before I answer the OP's question, I have to get this out, and I have been looking for the perfect thread to put it in, but this will have to do. Everyone here that sees Disney now as a heartless, money grubbing corporation, I have to ask this: why, in 2018, would you think that Disney would be different from most, if not all, large national/multinational corporations in the world? If your answer is that "Disney used to be a company that cared about it's paying guests and held customer service and value at the highest level", that is something you could apply to many companies when you compare now to 20-30 years ago. Look at most North American airlines, for example; the level of customer service and value for your dollar has diminished, while prices continue to rise. Sound familiar? And that's just one example of many, especially if you look at any corporation involved in any form of mass entertainment. So, I will ask again, what did you think would be different about the Disney corporation that would make them immune to this issue? Even back in Uncle Walt's day, if he knew he could not make money doing what he did, I doubt he would continue to do it. It has ALWAYS been a business, it's just that now the objectives of every major corporation has changed radically from then to a point that profits are king, and everything else is a slave to that. And, sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but I strongly believe that will never change, barring such a large % of former customers never returning and causing a lot of red in the Disney parks & resorts ledger.
To answer the OPs question: just go. Form your own opinion. If you go, and your dissatisfaction level is enough that you never want to return, then at least you'll know where you stand with WDW.
