Well lets be fair, under his tenure, WDW is currently building several e-tickets. His first 10 years has certainly been a god send to US parks and resorts compared to Eisners last 10 years.Shocking beyond belief. Just shocking.
Essentially what we are saying is this current Disney regime - Bob Iger - deemed it better value to invest in a new fast pass system (when there was nothing wrong with the old one) for the same price as building countless new attractions (and if you include inflation a brand new park). And this is Bob Iger who has built NO E-ticket attractions in Orlando under his tenure! Just wow.
That just makes me really sad.
Yes they did for your information because we asked. My family goes to the parks several times a month and we have friends who work there. But whatever, don't take my word for it just because you don't like me.
EVIDENCE:
They're the exact same strategy pushed by the exact same people.
The majority of the cost of mymagic+ plus was not for fastpass. Most of the money went to much needed infrastructure updates the resort had needed for over a decade.
I was providing evidence that the dish existed in the first place, because people were saying that I was making that up as well.
Mymagic+ was a necessary replacement of Disney's internal systems. Previously everything from resort and dining reservations to ticketing systems were running off software from the 80's. Mymagic+ brought about the complete replacement of those systems as well as the replacement of the woefully outdated (and not secure) ving system of resort door locks.
I don't believe they ever publicly would.
No. I don't believe they ever would either.
Well, that is where I'm probably different then the average guest. I don't want to be doing attractions every minute of the day. I can afford that because I have been so many times, I suppose. I always need a break at some point in the day. I usually have breakfast offsite, usually have counter service at sometime around lunch, but always leave during the hottest part of the day (late afternoon) go offsite stop in my hotel room and refresh for a little while, go out for dinner and head back to the parks in the evenings without feeling like I was drawn through a knot hole. That is how I enjoy the parks and why I continue to go year after year. I try not to overdose on mouse.
The fact that both Blizzard Beach and Animal Kingdom opened in Eisner's last 10 years proves how wrong you are. There's more but then it would be overkill.
In Eisner's last ten years (95-05) he built Indiana Jones Adventure (that's a bit of a stretch), Animal Kingdom, DCA, Rock 'n' roller Coaster and approved Expedition Everest and Soarin' in WDW. In Iger's first ten years he fixed DCA, and built Toy Story and New Fantasyland. I'm giving the nod to Eisner's worst 10 years.
The ability to book a Fastpass for anywhere else in the park is a great feature. There are components of Fastpass+ that really are an improvement to guests quality, but they're not using them as they should.
