If you could implement 1 major change throughout the parks, what would it be?

Club Cooloholic

Well-Known Member
Returning to standby only lines would only cause more aggro and line jumping. The return of the FP+ is the most sensible, one more perk, albeit a small one, for resort guests getting early dibs on them and make all rides FP+, no VQ and limiting these rides to once a day. Keep LL for those with money to throw away,
Why would it cause more like jumping? Because all the would be line jumpers are instead buying LLs? I don't think so.
 

Cariad

Active Member
Why would it cause more like jumping? Because all the would be line jumpers are instead buying LLs? I don't think so.
Because more people will be tempted to send one or two in to hold a space for others if the standby line is lengthy. Not everyone is willing to pay the $$$ for LL.
 

Club Cooloholic

Well-Known Member
Because more people will be tempted to send one or two in to hold a space for others if the standby line is lengthy. Not everyone is willing to pay the $$$ for LL.
I don't think the kind of people who are willing to pay for LL are usually the same that are jerks in the line. Sure there is cross over but I think the people that choose to hold spaces would do it regardless of lighting existing or not.
 

Mark Dunne

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No more bubble machines. Or at least re-engineer them to only blow directly into the parents’ faces and not mine.
Friggin A, they are so annoying, just cheapens the whole experience for other guest's, i also would remove the stupid carts for the night time shows trying to get parents to buy a worthless light toys, give me half a day with Bob Igor, and id put him right on all thats wrong with the parks, but yes the bubble machine must go!!
 

bwr827

Well-Known Member
I don't think the kind of people who are willing to pay for LL are usually the same that are jerks in the line. Sure there is cross over but I think the people that choose to hold spaces would do it regardless of lighting existing or not.
Agreed. I’ll buy Genie+ and ILLs for my family but we, including the kids, take line etiquette and fairness seriously. Thankfully the last time we visited we only saw “line jumping” one time out of 4 park days. My kids shook their heads in disappointment at the rude people.
 

George

Liker of Things
Premium Member
Probably, I get to go to the front of every line and I can eat wherever I want for free with no ADRs provided my party size is less than 23. This counts as one change because I put it all in one sentence. Also, thicker ply TP if I’m thinking globally.
 

mf1972

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having just come back from our trip, i thought the parks used to have a stricter dress code. saw a lot of women walking around in tank tops. cut off tops, tight leggings, short shorts. saw some guys wearing suggestive t-shirts. i’m fine with people wearing whatever makes them comfortable, but it sometimes stands out in a family theme park.
 
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MarvelCharacterNerd

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Sadly, I see a lot of t-shirt vulgarities regularly at DLR. :( Particularly the F-word. Of course, people no longer watch their language in the parks either and I hear it out loud there constantly.

And I also see way more cleavage and buttocks than I EVER wanted to see, especially at the parks. There is simply no dress code for guests anymore at all.
 

thomas998

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A new pricing structure that eliminates the price difference for those under 10 and adults, the only different price is for anyone under 3 - they get charged double the adult rate and that extra charge is for the space the strollers take up... thos under 2 are banned from entry for their own safety. Too often I've seen infants that were beet red from the heat and clueless parents putting those kids at risk when the reality is the kids that young won't remember anything nor enjoy anything other than the random time their parents pulls them into an airconditioned store.
 

pdude81

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Full Imagination refurb. Preferably just recreating the original with new technology and restore the upstairs Imageworks. However, I'd accept a new story that includes Dreamfinder and Figment if Tony Baxter has actual involvement and gives it a thumbs up.
 
There's probably several things I would like to change, mostly attraction related, but since it's the season... I have a problem with the lack of Christmas theme in WDW. They do have Jollywood nights and the Christmas tree up at Magic Kingdom, but California overhauls the Haunted Mansion to Nightmare before Christmas. You could make the argument that Haunted Mansion is better than the overhaul, but it's just a nice little re-theme to experience when you go to the park. The Guardians Christmas remix got cancelled after the first year, and I didn't ride it so I wasn't able to experience "Run Run Rocket". I'd just enjoy for a little more Christmas spirit inside the rides and instead of just some lights. Now, I do understand why WDW does that, mainly because the park is more touristy and popular than Disneyland, where it's more of a local park. But many guests probably go at Christmas time to experience Christmas, call me a Grinch but something needs to change. I would love for them to bring the Nightmare Before Christmas overhaul come to Magic Kingdom and for the Cosmic Rewind Christmas Remix to come back, even if it's only "Run Run Rocket". I also think that theming the World Celebration hub to Christmas time would be cool to see, and it's literally called World Celebration and people all around the world celebrate Christmas. World Showcase should also be able to show and express how people all around the world celebrate Christmas differently. You don't nessacirly have to put Christmas into Animal Kingdom, the park is focused on animals and that should probably be a driving point in the park. They should definitely theme Galaxy's Edge to life day though, I know that the land takes place in only one day canonicly, but Life Day would be so cool to see, the rides don't even have to be Life Day themed, just the land.
 

JoeCamel

Well-Known Member
A new pricing structure that eliminates the price difference for those under 10 and adults, the only different price is for anyone under 3 - they get charged double the adult rate and that extra charge is for the space the strollers take up... thos under 2 are banned from entry for their own safety. Too often I've seen infants that were beet red from the heat and clueless parents putting those kids at risk when the reality is the kids that young won't remember anything nor enjoy anything other than the random time their parents pulls them into an airconditioned store.
And Merry Christmas to you too
 

J4546

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Original Poster
getting rid of APs would be my first choice just to see if that brings the crowds down. when the park is super packed its no longer a good time imo, the magic is all lost when your in a sea of people
 

thomas998

Well-Known Member
There's probably several things I would like to change, mostly attraction related, but since it's the season... I have a problem with the lack of Christmas theme in WDW. They do have Jollywood nights and the Christmas tree up at Magic Kingdom, but California overhauls the Haunted Mansion to Nightmare before Christmas. You could make the argument that Haunted Mansion is better than the overhaul, but it's just a nice little re-theme to experience when you go to the park. The Guardians Christmas remix got cancelled after the first year, and I didn't ride it so I wasn't able to experience "Run Run Rocket". I'd just enjoy for a little more Christmas spirit inside the rides and instead of just some lights. Now, I do understand why WDW does that, mainly because the park is more touristy and popular than Disneyland, where it's more of a local park. But many guests probably go at Christmas time to experience Christmas, call me a Grinch but something needs to change. I would love for them to bring the Nightmare Before Christmas overhaul come to Magic Kingdom and for the Cosmic Rewind Christmas Remix to come back, even if it's only "Run Run Rocket". I also think that theming the World Celebration hub to Christmas time would be cool to see, and it's literally called World Celebration and people all around the world celebrate Christmas. World Showcase should also be able to show and express how people all around the world celebrate Christmas differently. You don't nessacirly have to put Christmas into Animal Kingdom, the park is focused on animals and that should probably be a driving point in the park. They should definitely theme Galaxy's Edge to life day though, I know that the land takes place in only one day canonicly, but Life Day would be so cool to see, the rides don't even have to be Life Day themed, just the land.
Not a big fan of the overlays. I've done them in DL and while I did enjoy the overlays they've done in Space Mountain, they don't really work that well in Haunted Mansion. Probably the only thing I ever remember as being cool in that overlay was when they had the smell of ginger bread in the dining room sequence.... but the other areas just cheapen the look of the haunted mansion, especially the oogie boogie which looks like it should be in a state fair ride.
 

ppete1975

Well-Known Member
Stand-by plus singleriders back, no more paid fastpasses. More park (trees!!flowers!) Daily upkeep to high standaards. (Yes, i know, its 3...but I cannot choose)
plus water
having just come back from our trip, i thought the parks used to have a stricter dress code. saw a lot of women walking around in tank tops. cut off tops, tight leggings, short shorts. saw some guys wearing suggestive t-shirts.. i’m fine with people wearing whatever makes them comfortable, but it sometimes stands out in a family theme park.
most disney shirts for women it seems are cut off or show mid drift. Thats the style right now, even for people that probably should skip it.
 
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