Sorry to hear your unhappiness, but I must say that your experience sounds odd and I'm curious for what exactly made your trip so bad.
What did you do exactly on your most recent trip that you feel there was nothing to do and how long ago was it since your last trip? Disney has expanded enormously since the 90's. Hotels have only been a small part of that. Since the hotel explosion at WDW has really started, a new theme park, a new waterpark, a huge addition to Downtown Disney, minature golf courses, new rides/attractions, etc. have been added. In fact, you could easily go to Disney for a few days and never visit a theme park and be entertained. It takes good planning, but there is stuff out there to do that the average tourist doesn't do. For instance, horse-back riding, parasailing, water sprites, surfing lessons, taking in a show at Cirque De Soleli or the AMC theaters, etc.
I have always been kind of fascinated at how Disney can move so many people to so many places so efficiently through buses, monorails, boats, ferrys, etc. Sure, sometimes it can take a while to get from say Wilderness Lodge to AK, but I don't think it is a result of lack of efficient transportation. I have never been stranded anywhere on Disney property and there are no "Disney-owned" resorts that don't have a decent transportation system. That said, I always rent a car (or bring my own
) when I'm there. After all, parking is free at the parks when you're a resort guest and my own transportation always leaves when I want :lol:
