MMRR Queue Carpet in Horrible Shape

[DisneyCane]

I rode MMRR once during the COVID reopening period and hadn't ridden since. Last Thursday I decided to give it another try to see if it would be better with the pre-show. Alas, we get to the pre-show room and the screen is just open like it was for the COVID reopening period.

Getting back to the subject of the thread. The carpet in the queue is in embarrassingly bad condition. I didn't get pictures because we were moving pretty fast through the area but there are many spots which are completely threadbare. It was one of the worst examples of "bad show" that I've seen. It was something you'd expect to see in the lobby of a seedy 1 1/2 star roadside motel, not the queue of an attraction at an expensive theme park.

 

[ToTBellHop]

That queue suffers heavy wear.

 

[John park hopper]

Carpet costs money they ain't going to spend---heavy wear is no excuse

 

[monothingie]

That queue suffers heavy wear.

The pre-show theater screen also gets blown apart every time the pre-show ends as well.

 

[GhostHost1000]

The pre-show theater screen also gets blown apart every time the pre-show ends as well.

Must be cheap material

 

[HauntedPirate]

Before anyone thinks they need to comment about this being nit-picking: I noticed the carpet wear as well and I wasn't even looking. Mostly in and around corners, but the carpet wear is very evident. I genuinely wonder if it's on the schedule somewhere to be replaced before some parts are completely worn through.

ETA: I may have snapped a pic or two, if anyone wants to see an example.

 

[James Alucobond]

This queue in general seems prone to tons of wear, both on the carpet and the wallpaper. Not exactly sure why it’s so bad relative to others.

 

[DisneyCane]

Before anyone thinks they need to comment about this being nit-picking: I noticed the carpet wear as well and I wasn't even looking. Mostly in and around corners, but the carpet wear is very evident. I genuinely wonder if it's on the schedule somewhere to be replaced before some parts are completely worn through.

ETA: I may have snapped a pic or two, if anyone wants to see an example.

I wasn't really looking at the floor when I got inside. It was so bad it just jumped out at me.

 

[happymom25]

It was in bad condition when we went two years ago. They haven’t replaced the terrible threadbare carpet? That is something that can be done during the night with a proper team of workers.

 

[networkpro]

This queue in general seems prone to tons of wear, both on the carpet and the wallpaper. Not exactly sure why it’s so bad relative to others.

The wallpaper is an easy thing to describe as its the same thing that happens on Tron or any queue where you get destructive bored guests within arms reach.

 

[Fido Chuckwagon]

It was in bad condition when we went two years ago. They haven’t replaced the terrible threadbare carpet? That is something that takes six months across two fiscal years with a proper team of Disney Accountants.

FYP

 

[SourcererMark79]

That queue suffers heavy wear.

As well as The Land.

 

[BuddyThomas]

Any photos of said damage?

 

[Nunu]

No, no!, you guys don't get it, the worn-out carpet is part of the theming. It goes perfectly well with Hobo Goofy's aesthetic.

 

[SamusAranX]

It also has visible stains. I cringe every time

 

[SoFloMagic]

This queue in general seems prone to tons of wear, both on the carpet and the wallpaper. Not exactly sure why it’s so bad relative to others.

There aren't that many indoor, switchbacked, carpeted, always hour-long queues.

 

[peter11435]

That carpet has already been replaced once before since opening. Likely being replaced again soon.

 

[muddyrivers]

When you see these deficiencies, report it to Guest Services. The more complaints Disney sees, the better a chance they'll take some action. Some bean counters may start thinking differently.

 

[Disstevefan1]

I presume they changed the carpet when the re themed to MMRR.

50 something years in, they know what materials will stand up. This MUST be the use of cheap materials to save costs! The ironic thing is, they need to replace the cheap cr@p they put in so where is the savings?

 

[John park hopper]

It should not be the responsibility of the guest to report this kind of stuff. This is symptomatic of Disney's turning a blind eye to maintenance in order to save $$$$$