They've been told they should be offended, and there are a good number of people who spend an unproductive portion of their lives looking to be offended.
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I also like the new color, but it's really odd that they just stopped halfway after reworking the left side. There's a very, very visible break between the original colors and the new. Additionally, I have no idea if they fixed it at the last minute, but even the briars had an issue where some of the ones in front were repainted to have more yellow-green leaves while the ones in the back were left a mintier color. Do they plan to erect scaffolding on the other side soon to continue exterior work while the ride itself remains open? It's just unprofessional if they leave it alone.
They repainted half the leaves. What more could you possibly expect?
I am glad I am not the only one to see the color difference. It looks realllllly bad. Not to mention even the fake grass is different. Left is very yellow and right is very blue.
I see that too. Why would you paint only half. This looks so bad for "show". Apparently they have abandoned all the other 4 keys and only have the new one they won't stop talking about. Inclusivity. An organization shouldn't have to point out what they are doing for being inclusive. It should just be part of the culture.
I REALLY hope they will paint the rest overnight. It wouldn’t be hard to do.
It wouldn't have been hard to paint all of the Briar Patch in the first place. I just think they don't care. I don't even think this has to do with the retheme like some places are claiming. I'm betting Disney just dosen't want to pay the cost needed to maintain an attraction this large.
What's far worse than this is that according to the artwork I've seen for the Tiana makeover, briars are going to remain when that conversion is done.
There has been like 0 thought going into this, so that's not a surprise.
