Jekyll_Baker
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If you want a good Disney burger go to Beaches and Cream and you will see what I mean.:slurp:
I usually hit Cosmic Ray's at least once each trip for my burger fix.
If you want a good Disney burger go to Beaches and Cream and you will see what I mean.:slurp:
I usually hit Cosmic Ray's at least once each trip for my burger fix.
If you want a good Disney burger go to Beaches and Cream and you will see what I mean.:slurp:
This is one thing that I have never seen any say on the boards so I am going to say it FLAME ON
" When you go to any place for the 20th time or the 17th or the 50th time, that magic that made it special for the first 10 times starts to get old and you start to pick at the little things. its just human nature. NO matter what it is a show, movie or WDW once you have seen for the the umptenth time it starts to get old. Stop comparing to the first times you went and enjoy it for what it is. Things change for the good and things change for the bad. Its a big cycle. Enjoy the vacation and stop nitpicking at all the little things that bother you"
OK FLAME STARTS NOW
Not for me. My last trip in October was the best ever! Also, last I checked, I thought Pleasure Island was made for everyone BUT children
Its trully terrible, exposing kids to alcohol and all these people with "alternative" lifestyles. Some parents need to take a long hard look at themselves.
Let me preface this by saying, not everyone is as geekish about Disney as we are. Not everyone plans for everything and knows the tricks. And thus we get frustration. Jeesh, I see this everyday. Waa Waa Waa Waa Waa.
I'm guessing we didn't get the whole story from this guest. The only time the waits at Soarin' and Test Track are that long is in the afternoon/late morning. Did you all sleep in?
If you CHOOSE to come at one of the most crowded times of year, than you have to arrive at the park at 7-8 AM. You can ride most of the rides by 11 AM...little waiting.
The majority of guests do their best to arrive at the parks by 9 AM and thus they arrive at 11 AM and from then on is when the lines begin.
As for cast not being magical, let's look at an example. You have done your best to follow the guidelines given to you in traditions and other training. So you tell a guest, in a nice way, that they need to put a shirt on over their bikini top. You tell a child in a nice way that he needs to climb down from that wall. You tell a guest that they need to keep their shoes on. That guest gets livid and goes to guest relations. You get called in to your manager's office and now have to write a witness statement and this is going on your permanent record because we are fluid about what rules to enforce and what to let go. Your manager, not being all that great at diplomacy, makes you feel like...yucky. You happen to be a female who is having a hormonal influx due to the lunar cycle. This makes you a bit more emotional than usual. After this statement is written, you are being sent to one of the worst spots there is in your department. And all you do is run into guests that are frustrated because they did not plan for their vacation. Now, be magical.
Add to all this the total decline in courtesy in the world today and your mother is sick, your house is being foreclosed upon, your child is throwing up in daycare, your boyfriend broke up with you, and you get the idea.
Indeed!
But having the strollers out in the MK from 12-2 for EMH is just fine! :brick:
This is SO TRUE. The burgers at the Studios are basically inedible and really have a nasty taste compared to the ones at MK or Epcot. ESPECIALLY the Commissary. *shudder* If you have to have a quick service burger in the Studios, the Backlot is your best bet, but that is not saying much.5. It's the burgers at the studio that suck...from what I understand, they are from a different vendor for some reason than the burgers served at other parks. Did you have one from ABC Commisary? Theirs are the worst, the ones at the Backlot place aren't as bad. But fear not, the burger at Pecos Bills/etc. is still the same - the studios just have awful quick service period.
AEfx
I just returned home from my 18th trip and had a few things to vent about. Here we go:
1. It seems as if some of the Magic has gone on vacation. I remember the workers being much more cheerful in previous trips.
Every one has an off day or so..and when you are dealing with sooo many guests in one day who can be not that cheerful themselves..it makes sense that the cm's may not be as happy and chipper as they could be.
2. The Transportation was terrible. The bus system has really been let go.
I hate the bus system with a passion and have for many many years..that is why I always use my own vehicle...
3. Thanks God that Pleasure Island is done for. I went there with my fiance and another couple and was disgusted. Definitely not a place that I would ever take a child if I had one. I'm not a prude by any stretch of the imagination either.
Well a bar/club atmosphere is normally not the type of place that you would want to bring your child anyway.:shrug:
4. I know that it's an extremely crowded time of year but the lines at Disney Studios were outrageous. I went for the day and the only ride I got on was The Great Movie Ride. RNRC was 160 mins...TT was 90 mins....and TSM was 200 mins. $70 dollars a day for 3 rides...Backlot Tour needs to go so that the congestion will dissipate.
Well..you knew..it is summer time and schools are out and this is when most people go on vacation..makes sense that the lines would be really long..same thing as if you woud go at Christmas time or Sprink Break.
5. This is the worst one of them all.........................Disney Burgers!!!!! I used to crave a Disney Burgers. I was soo excited to get one and then I bit into it and it tasted like dried out meatloaf...it killed my trip.
I normaly do not eat the burgers so I have no comment..but to kill your trip..well..it is just a burger..:shrug:
Also..I can go to my fave restaurant at home every night and order the same thing and have it be amazing and then one day go and it tastes bad or was over or undercooked or something..that does not mean that the next time I go it will be bad.
I know that everyone is gonna rip into me fro bashing the Wonderful World of Disney but it just really ed me off. I love Disney more than anyone and get psyched for my annual trip but this one really turned me off.
3. Thanks God that Pleasure Island is done for. I went there with my fiance and another couple and was disgusted. Definitely not a place that I would ever take a child if I had one. I'm not a prude by any stretch of the imagination either.
If you want to sleep in on vacation every morning until 10 then WDW is not the vacation you need to be on. That would be a beach vacation or a cruise. Maybe Vero Beach or Disney Magic but not a theme park.
It's totally understandable that a castmember can be having a lousy day. Or even a lousy week. We all have them. But, when you are being PAID to be cheerful and helpful, there's really no excuse. That is essential what a castmember's job is. ...... Disney castmembers are awesome. But when a couple of them aren't so swell (and I don't care what the reason) it can wreck the moment. It is a shame that management doesn't back up their castmembers who are doing the job the way they are trained.
This is SO TRUE. The burgers at the Studios are basically inedible and really have a nasty taste compared to the ones at MK or Epcot. ESPECIALLY the Commissary. *shudder* If you have to have a quick service burger in the Studios, the Backlot is your best bet, but that is not saying much.
Love and I are big fans of the Disney burger and we simply will not eat at the Studios. We wait (snack maybe) and then hop over to the other parks to get lunch.
-m
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