LETS FIX WDW

copcarguyp71

Well-Known Member
I would have the RFID bracelet thingies keep track of whenever you enter the bathroom. After a certain number of entries in a day (3 if you're off property, 5 if you're on) you would be unable to flush, thus conserving water. Now, you may be entering a bathroom from time to time without using a potty, so there would be cameras scattered about recording. Since your RFID chip would record the time you entered the bathroom (say those tucked away behind Pirates of the Caribbean) you could call one of the bathroom monitors and say, "I know I'm at my potty usage limit, but if you watch the recording of my 9:53 AM entry into bathroom such and such you will see that I did not do any flushing of significance. I'm the guy in the blue blazer and the festive holiday tie." They could then credit your potty usage account with a credit re-enabling you to flush. Simple really. It would fix the parks by conserving water, forcing people to think before engaging in biological functions, and create shorter lines making "tinkle time" a more efficient experience for all.

Perhaps this much water savings would allow them to turn the various fountains around the parks and resorts back on...capital thinking!

Also, perhaps we can put stationary bikes in the queues that are tied to a central generator system that is tied into the smart phone and ECV charging stations and make it mandatory that you generate enough electricity to recharge at least 10 tablets or one ECV to be able to ride your ride....of course Fastpass holders would only need to shuffle across a carpet long enough to generate sufficient static electricity to wave the Ellen AA's arm once in UOE. I know this is a plan that management and guests can agree on :rolleyes:

EDIT: Oh for the love of Thor's hammer....a type of long fiber carpet is now on the naughty list????:facepalm::confused::facepalm::confused::eek::rolleyes:o_O
 

rucifee

Well-Known Member
It will be interesting to see what the fan reaction will be when the second movie comes out. But you have the Star Wars media machine getting warmed up.

The Star Wars machine bothers me less right now, but you can tell that Disney is preparing for it to be in your face. I absolutely LOVE Star Wars, I hope they don't ruin it for me. I already expect that to be the case, and it makes me very sad.
 

rucifee

Well-Known Member
Not efficient enough. Efficiency over all. Never forget get that.

We should just pee directly into the fountains.

It would not surprise me to learn that some guests already do. I've seen drunk guests destroy topiaries so they could climb up onto them for a picture, I've seen them push and shove people to get where they want. I've seen them take things out of other people's hands because they wanted it more. I've seen them spilling drinks as they stumble around the world. Peeing in the fountains? Yeah, I'd believe it.

Two drunk women in their 20s climbed up onto a topiary in France two years ago destroying a bunch of flowers as they did it so they could get drunk pictures with beast. I could not believe my eyes, but later learned that this is the norm at Drunkcot. Where were the cast members and security? Nowhere to be found.
 

POLY LOVER

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Original Poster
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you are all on double secret probation
 

ford91exploder

Resident Curmudgeon
Hire and train enough full time employees with a living wage and benefits in both the resorts and parks operations / maintenance departments to bring them back to what used to be the Disney standard of cleanliness and quality. Part-time, poorly trained employees have no vested interest in providing outstanding service.


THIS THIS a million times over. This is the root of most of the service issues seen at WDW these days.
 

ford91exploder

Resident Curmudgeon
I agree, fix the existing parks before anything else. That goes for the two water parks. Another I wish would go away, The free dining plan.

Perhaps ending the massive discount program running in south america would do much for crowd reduction, TWDC does this for two reasons one to boost the attendance numbers and to drive merchandise sales.
 

JohnD

Well-Known Member
What's wrong with Epcot? That's my favorite place on Earth, and the theme park I go to more often than any of the other Disney parks, Universal parks, or Sea World each year. (I know, I go through my Theme Park Journal every New Year's Eve and take score.) There are things I would change, mind you, like France needs an updated film, but not the whole park.

That's the point. You, me, and many others love Epcot. It's that love of Epcot that has people passionate about bringing it back to it's prime. You've already cited the film in France. Excellent point. I've cited Imagination (bringing back 1.0) and Energy (Ellen is older than the dinosaurs).
 

DisneyFans4Life

Well-Known Member
Perhaps ending the massive discount program running in south america would do much for crowd reduction, TWDC does this for two reasons one to boost the attendance numbers and to drive merchandise sales.
Totally agree with you on this. I feel like that's all you see during the summer months. A couple of my friends are CMs and they say that these groups are the worst; they're loud at hotels, rude to CMs and don't really care about anyone else.
 

POLY LOVER

Well-Known Member
Original Poster
is the only answer to arm the CM's?
Totally agree with you on this. I feel like that's all you see during the summer months. A couple of my friends are CMs and they say that these groups are the worst; they're loud at hotels, rude to CMs and don't really care about anyone else.

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is the only answer to arm the CM's?
 

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