Miru
Well-Known Member
When I went, Captain Kidd’s Food Poisoning Buffet was gone. Probably because the pandemic destroyed the market for buffets, but the place was looking pretty derelict and wasn’t open. I had never been there, but it had become a familiar sight to me (it did have some weird 90s normie charm to it, sadly.)The oft-repeated story is that all this stuff was too tacky, but it clearly is vastly superior to all the junk surrounding Disneyland of present day. We've gone from stuff like this to Captain Kidd's Food Poisoning Buffet, bland hotels that all just sorta blend, homeless bums everywhere, Panda Chinese Food with a crude off-model Looney Tunes mural and the same old crap you can find everywhere else. It's why the gloriously charming Alpine Inn, which has endured decades of de-charmification, feels so incredibly perfectly out of place and obviously superior to everything else in the area.
That new Westin though? I can't deny it's pretty nice.
Bruh, don’t throw the Tropicana under the bus like that. That place has at least some conviction to a tropical theme (exaggerating here, but I still am familiar with the convinent elements of the Tropicana).