I and the family just returned from 7 days at WDW. I will be posting a number of threads regarding some thoughts I had while visiting; however, I want to preface any future posts with this information: My family had an amazing time, and WDW was what it always has been for me, a place to spend time with my family: Wife, son, and daughter, where we made countless memories that we will never forget.
With that, I would like bring up my first point of thought from my trip. I think it is time that WDW thinks of creating ECV lanes across all parks. I know this sounds crazy, but the prevalence of these vehicles just keeps growing and growing. Sometimes it seemed more people had ECVs than people who didn't. They stop in the middle of major walkways, turn without notice, run up the back of people's heels, and sometimes run side by side down Main Street after Fireworks, holding up tens of thousands of people behind them. It creates an environment that, to me, seems unsafe. Either that, or require every person with an ECV have a disability.
What say you? (Flame away!)
With that, I would like bring up my first point of thought from my trip. I think it is time that WDW thinks of creating ECV lanes across all parks. I know this sounds crazy, but the prevalence of these vehicles just keeps growing and growing. Sometimes it seemed more people had ECVs than people who didn't. They stop in the middle of major walkways, turn without notice, run up the back of people's heels, and sometimes run side by side down Main Street after Fireworks, holding up tens of thousands of people behind them. It creates an environment that, to me, seems unsafe. Either that, or require every person with an ECV have a disability.
What say you? (Flame away!)
