I wouldn’t read into a cast party theme too much. I would guess of the anniversaries coming up the 75th will be the biggest, that’s if they even want to bother celebrating it in any meaningful way.
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News Disneyland Character Performers Look to Unionize With Actors’ Equity
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I wouldn’t read into a cast party theme too much. I would guess of the anniversaries coming up the 75th will be the biggest, that’s if they even want to bother celebrating it in any meaningful way.
Twilight_Roxas
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I see it as a total waste of time.
Exactly! The workers better be wise!
They’re allowed to do this if they see fit
truecoat
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Nope, the themed cupcakes and awful hotdog combinations are safe.
TrainsOfDisney
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Would be hilarious if the strike was happening during D23 with Bob and Josh on stage saying “look how great we are!”
DCA?
Disney Irish
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I would assume they'd be outside of the actual property like at the Harbor entrance, rather than in the esplanade blocking guest access.
Twilight_Roxas
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Thank you Downtown Disney route.
What kind of travel insurance covers changing your mind about taking a trip because you don't want to cross a picket line?
How is it crossing a picket line if they have yet to vote to strike?
Pretty disingenuous of this reporter to frame things as "getting more acrimonious" when the union has had this particular rally scheduled since before they even announced the strike authorization vote.
Disney Irish
Premium Member
Isn't the vote already underway, or maybe even completed by now? The results are coming out in a few days I believe.
So even if not an official picket line yet I think a pro-union person may consider it "crossing" as a show of support and would avoid it if possible.
Disney Analyst
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Am I a horrible person for saying that if I spent 1000’s of dollars to come visit Disneyland (from Canada), and it was considered crossing a picket line to attend… I and probably every other visitor like me would probably cross it?
Disney Irish
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In those circumstances you'd probably just not tell anyone you were pro-union as you crossed, lol.Am I a horrible person for saying that if I spent 1000’s of dollars to come visit Disneyland (from Canada), and it was considered crossing a picket line to attend… I and probably every other visitor like me would probably cross it?
This is the reality right now for most of us with upcoming trips. It costs so much money and prep to plan a vacation to Disneyland that we can't just back out on a dime if or when a strike is announced. I support the workers but need to be practical about how to figure out my family's vacation...Am I a horrible person for saying that if I spent 1000’s of dollars to come visit Disneyland (from Canada), and it was considered crossing a picket line to attend… I and probably every other visitor like me would probably cross it?