My problem isn’t the holiday but they should find a way to not kick out day guests. The new Christmas offering at Hollywood Studios seems to be fixing this mistake, by allowing the day guests to still see Fantasmic, etc. But two nights a week to make MK fireworks inaccessible to people taking summer vacations kinda sucks.
Because people have expanded the view of damn near everything to “well, it’s ok, it doesn’t really bother me and it makes you happy so it’s fine”. People need to relearn how to have some standards and a backbone. Turkey before tree is still apt and appropriate. Why not Christmas in April? Valentines in October? St Patrick’s in August? “It’s ok, it doesn’t bother me, and it makes you happy so it’s fine.”
No what you seem to be saying is that you think people need to have a "backbone" and have YOUR standards, as opposed to theirs.
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We go during the fall every year it’s normal music unlike Christmas time. They only switch over during the party
Especially because the Christmas season is so long. I don't need Christmas music in November and I definitely don't need it in mid-January. We used to travel pretty consistently around Marathon/MLK and the first thing I'd do would be to find out from the cast members the exact night that the Christmas decorations were coming down and rearrange my park days to make sure I had at least one "normal" Magic Kingdom day.
Love this pic! Framed so beautifully! I wish I was there...A look at the fall and Halloween decor at Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom
Magic Kingdom fall Halloween decorations 2023
Magic Kingdom fall Halloween decorations 2023
And the Mickey wreaths unless I missed them?
I don't see them either.
Things are still being added. It's been a very gradual roll out this year. The wreaths will be part of the package.
What makes you think 8/29 will sell out?
As opposed to 110F in October? Lol
Instant gratification and "it makes me happy so why do you care" is at the heart of many cultural and societal problems. It's not my problem if you (the royal 'you', not you specifically) are offended by someone calling that out. If it makes a bunch of people happy, then why aren't they having Halloween parties in March? Christmas parties in July? If they can put up and take down decorations in the park in a night or two, why not do it? It makes money, right? It makes some people happy, right? The catering and pandering to the smallest of minorities and a few squeaky wheels needs to stop. I really am sympathetic to those who can't vacation in September and October and thus miss out on Halloween parties. "But then my kids are missing out, so I want Halloween parties in August!" That's not how the world works, or at least used to. Some people are going to miss out. That's just how things work sometimes and it's ok. Do something closer to home. Throw a party in your backyard. Be creative. I guarantee your life will go on if you and/or your kids don't get to attend a Halloween party in August.
