Nope I’m done. I tried really hard to be nice and to see your point of view.
Of course…it doesn’t matter
I probably agree with your overall sentiment, but this list feels like it kind of intentionally misrepresents the situation. It’s a mixture of legitimate cuts, temporary pandemic-era restrictions (some of which hung around far too long), replacements for existing systems, perks that were modified in some way instead of being thrown out entirely, etc.
If you think most people don’t care at all about any of that stuff I don’t know what else to tell you.
None of those changes had to be done because of the pandemic.
You also have things like “no EMH for all” in there without the context of what replaced it. It’s more limited in terms of access, but for those with it, the current experience is probably leagues better. It was for me, anyway.
Just curious, what pandemic cuts do you think were necessary.
I know we all wish they would adjust quicker but if you compare today to a year ago there has been some improvements and progress. That trend needs to continue and we should call them out when they don't address issues but we should also acknowledge when they fix something as well.
They had to decide where to allocate resources and had to ensure that park attendance was appropriately limited to meet distancing standards. I suppose in isolation they could have chosen to more fully staff one area over another, so no specific cut was strictly necessary; still, you didn’t have the staff to operate everything as normal.
Some don’t know that the fast food at WDW used to be terrible in the 1970s and 1980s. They took steps to improve it, and then it slipped a bit, but WDW fast food today is still better than the early days.
You still don’t get it…but that’s ok. Iger needs cheerleaders when he’s behind on the scoreboard.
