"Get More Happy" - new Disneyland Resort Slogan for 2018

[Darkbeer1]

Well, what do you think?

https://disneyland.disney.go.com/get-more-happy-disneyland-resort/

Saw a generic TV Ad this morning for the DLR this morning. They had different shots with embroidered ear hats with key words on it.

Maybe the ad theme should be "Get More Crowds" instead.

 

[Practical Pig]

Well, what do you think?

Meh.

 

[Nemo14]

Kind of goes well with Iger's "Get More Money"....

 

[George Lucas on a Bench]

It sounds gramatically wrong.

 

[sirstude]

saw the pretzel one on the Disney Blog site

 

[Rich T]

It's... stupid. Someone got paid far too much to chuck that together.
And now I've got the Patridge Family theme song stuck in my head. Thanks, Disney.

 

[VJ]

Disneyland: The More Happy Place on Earth!

Ugh.

 

[180º]

Ew. I guess they’re trying to be cute about saying you can get some MORE of Disneyland this year? I can’t figure out how that’s in any way true.

 

[Phroobar]

It sounds like the slogan for a Chinese massage parlor.

 

[Hatbox Ghostbuster]

Get more...

 

[Curious Constance]

I look forward to hearing what type of cubicle this person worked at who came up with this slogan.

Waiting @TP2000

 

[VJ]

Apparently "more happy" is to be used as an adjective in sentences, as in "your more happy day", according to this ad campaign.

Guess Disneyland management went to Jupiter to get more stupider, cause that is exactly what this is.

 

[DLR92]

Eh...at least I am not hearing "The Happiest Place On Earth".

 

[VJ]

Eh...at least I am not hearing "The Happiest Place On Earth".

That's only what Disneyland's been known as for the past 62 years. Ya know, nothing big.

 

[Disney Irish]

While I understand the need for the grammar police to slam this marketing campaign. Is it really that hard so see what they are trying to do? In a time when all you see divisiveness and hatred being thrown around. Shouldn't we be applauding when a company wants to spread happiness during some dark times? Who cares that it may be grammatically wrong. Its the sentiment that should count here. Why can't we all "get more happy" by spending time in "The Happiest Place on Earth"...

 

[monsterdavid]

These replies seem more like an excuse to about Disney.

 

[Rich T]

While I understand the need for the grammar police to slam this marketing campaign. Is it really that hard so see what they are trying to do? In a time when all you see divisiveness and hatred being thrown around. Shouldn't we be applauding when a company wants to spread happiness during some dark times? Who cares that it may be grammatically wrong. Its the sentiment that should count here. Why can't we all "get more happy" by spending time in "The Happiest Place on Earth"...

There are less ear-jarringly awful ways to get the same message across. This slogan is just bad. It's like an exec's three year old kid came up with it while flinging froot loops off his cereal spoon.

 

[TwilightZone]

this is like when chuck e cheese said something there (I forget what) was betterer.
Ugh.

 

[VJ]

There are a trillion ways they could have done this without sounding juvenile and out-of-touch. This has nothing to do with one's viewpoint about Disney; it's just bad marketing.

 

[Darkbeer1]