He overspent on DLP and did it wrong...which led us to the original DCA garbage, and other underbuilt parks. Everything that people hate about the parks today started with him. He started strong but set a horrible precedent by the endHe did care and that is a stark contrast to what came later
Great!!! Would be nice if DPB let us know what's staying and what's not..........‘82 entrance loop is still playing today
Still he caredHe overspent on DLP and did it wrong...which led us to the original DCA garbage, and other underbuilt parks. Everything that people hate about the parks today started with him. He started strong but set a horrible precedent by the end
So now that all the celebrations are over, we can move on to the biggest celebration yet - Earth Day at Animal Kingdom!
No Tag remember.........Hey next year is AK's 25th - And they did more for EPCOT'S 40th than they did for WDW's 50th, so if these trends continue ....
Hey next year is AK's 25th - And they did more for EPCOT'S 40th than they did for WDW's 50th, so if these trends continue ....
Ok but he saved the company. Frank Wells was the yin to his yang. They worked together. When Wells died, that’s when it all went south. Otherwise, I think they would both still be ruling Disney today.He overspent on DLP and did it wrong...which led us to the original DCA garbage, and other underbuilt parks. Everything that people hate about the parks today started with him. He started strong but set a horrible precedent by the end
He did. I said he started strong. But that doesn’t negate everything else that happened. Iger saved the pixar relationship that Eisner screwed up. Doesn’t mean I think Iger did a wonderful job with the parks.Ok but he saved the company.
You sorta slipped in "and AP holders" in the end there making them just like DVCers... and they're not.
AP holders who run into the parks at night after work to see the fireworks eat at home or locally. The Kentucky family spends money for all their meals in the parks.
AP holders who drop by weekly are only paying $20 per visit over all compared to someone who pays $100 for a day-ticket (more if you include the hopper benefit the AP gives).
AP holders with no blackout dates pop in during the peak holiday times and make the parks even more overcrowded, which impacts the vacation of the once in five years family.
The once every five years family doesn't have park warfare down to a science to know how to hit all the rides. "Sorry kids, Space Mountain was a 90 line and we didn't have time for it." Meanwhile, APers don't mind not hitting every ride every visit because there's always next week... or the next day, or the day after that.
If the once in every five years family winds up not having a good time in an overcrowded park, they tell everybody they know and it hurts the brand and discourages other possible once in every five years family.
And back to the premise that DVCers spend money in the parks for all their fine dining meals.... The DVC suites have kitchenettes, no? I've seen plenty of DVCers in these forums talking about buying groceries and preparing their own meals.
Agreed!Not exactly the best way to get them to care more about the park
Why does he look like a cardboard stand-in?
Not really.Its his job to 'splain it isn't it?
But they want you nerds to go away you are clogging up the joint...Not really.
He just goes to Home depot and picks out color swatches. Then someone writes an uploads an Instagram post on his account about the delicate, carefully constructed curves of the new sinks coming to a Future World restroom 'cause they've heard us nerds like hearing about that sort of stuff.
Why does he look like a cardboard stand-in?
Yea...I guess..
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