What’s even more worrisome is that the entire land is a game made up of individual tasks you need to line up for to play if you want to experience the land’s story and admittance to areas of the land you can’t see otherwise to take part in the final “Boss Fight” against Bowser Jr.
I think I’ll wait for the Epic Universe edition.
The burgers used to be much worse in the good old days. It used to be a common observation: “This place is so wonderful… but why can’t they make a decent burger???”
Oh, I know my dream of Disney returning to past management policies will never happen. I’ve long gotten used to the strong possibility that I’ll never set foot in a Disney park ever again. I’ve got decades and decades of great memories, and that’ll do. And in the present, there’s a whole world of great entertainment out there that doesn’t grossly overcharge for absolutely everything and treat fans like gullible sheep.
Vlogging full-time IS a job. People actually make a living off of it. You don’t know these vloggers and what they do in their time outside of vlogging. Some of them could very well be volunteers or be doing other things that make them “productive members of society.”
There people who blog about where they travel, some attending fashion shows and industry. Their passion. I envy these people. They share in depth about their passion and make a living while I’m stuck with an uninspiring traditional job that will become obsolete.
These people are fake as ever. I doubt many are as happy as they portray themselves. Remember, you're only seeing what they choose to share.
I'm a firm believer that happiness and satisfaction in life has very little to do with what your job is, and much more to do with how you do it.
Here’s what I think is gonna happen to Disney Vloggers: Sooner or later Disney’s going to realize that vloggers bring in no new business, that they are, in fact, preaching to the “unfavorables”, and-most importantly—that there are a few extra nickels to be sucked up. And then they’ll charge vloggers a very high annual fee for the right to film footage inside the parks for use in any revenue-producing media.
LOL…far from that.
Im talking about travel bloggers. Not saying theyre ALL miserable but look up the many crime cases for travel vloggers who appear perfect on camera. It's important to know we don't fully understand people just because we view content that they put out on the internet.LOL…far from that.
Way more factors in life than this. I've worked a job a like but for terrible companies before. My approach never changed.
You could same the about authors, athletes, actors, politicians… just about any profession that requires a public image. There will be bad apples in any group, and they’ll eventually Darwin themselves out. The good vloggers will continue to produce informative, fun content, taking thousands of viewers to parks and attractions most people will never get a chance to see in person. Theme park fans have never had it so good. Back in the Stone Age, I had to rely on 6 month old puff pieces in Disney News Magazine.
Um...have you looked up Best Life and Beyond or Five Fires?? Yeah they right there make your argument moot and strengthen the 'rhetoric' you are so tired of.
Um… I don’t have to watch any of these vloggers’ videos. I said I don’t watch vlogging videos. But clearly you do! How much money do they make from their videos? Can you confirm what said vloggers do outside of their time vlogging? I assume they talk about how they don’t contribute to society in their videos. Do share. Tell us what they do outside of vlogging. Better yet, tell us what makes you such an outstanding, productive member of society and what you do to support yourself.
I’m not familiar with those names, but a basic truth of life is that picking a couple of negative examples does not invalidate or condemn an entire profession or group of people.
With the vloggers I mentioned, yes. I can tell you exactly what they do with their time not vlogging. It is very well documented. That is why I used them as examples because people like them are a plaque upon theme parks. Sure you have outstanding vloggers like Theme Park Worldwide but the majority of them are flat out grifters who quit their jobs and brag about it so they can do vlogging at the parks full time and do countless live streams at night for superchats and arrive 5 minutes before closing.
