My Unpopular WDW Opinion - post yours!

[danyoung56]

Nicely put!

 

[Chef Mickey]

I just don't get the appeal of it. LOL

 

[Chef Mickey]

it was nice to sit at tomorrland terrace to watch the fireworks before the dessert party came along

 

[Tiny Arms]

I absolutely adore both Figment & his ride in Epcot !

 

[SyracuseDisneyFan]

I don't mind that they don't have alcohol at Magic Kingdom

 

[Beacon Joe]

I like the food at Crystal Palace.

Same here.

This seems to be outside the norm, too, but I also really like the food at Chef Mickey's.

 

[mf1972]

classic

 

[BasiltheBatLord]

I don't mind that they don't have alcohol at Magic Kingdom

Yeah I'd have to agree with this one. Whenever alcohol is allowed in MK/DL (as seems to be coming soon), it will be one of the greatest and most tragic affronts to Walt's legacy.

 

[El_Tomato]

Of all the 4 parks, to me, Animal Kingdom is the only one which still has a cohesive theme that (kind of) ties everything together. Epcot is just a mess with absolutely no cohesive idea at all (at least as of now), Hollywood Studios is as bland as it can be ("movies"... but mostly Disney IPs... and some Hollywood architecture mixed in there... oh, and Aerosmith as well - 'cause why not) and Magic Kingdom never really had a cohesive theme (apart from being the classical "castle park" modeled after Disneyland - random themed lands around a central hub).

Pls don't kill me

 

[sonoma15]

TSMM= Overrated
SGE= Underrated

I don't think TSMM being overrated is an unpopular opinion...

 

[Matt_Black]

Yeah I'd have to agree with this one. Whenever alcohol is allowed in MK/DL (as seems to be coming soon), it will be one of the greatest and most tragic affronts to Walt's legacy.

"Coming soon" meaning 2012 when Be Our Guest opened.

 

[I am Timmy]

Other than theming and queues, Disney coasters are no bueno. No thrills, scares, or impending doom! I still ride them though!

That's actually the only reason I can ride them. Sad, I know, but I get sick! I still ride them, but twice - tops.

 

[Keith2426]

I have to agree that illuminations is very underwhelming and drawn out. Anytime we visit Epcot we hop to another park to see a nighttime show.

 

[correcaminos]

The Disney Dining Plan sucks. By getting you to prepay for your meals, the need for diverse menus and quality food kind of took a back seat. Certainly there are exceptions to this rule (some of the signature restaurants, operating participants at Disney Springs, etc), but as a whole food quality has suffered because of it. DDP also led to a homogenization of menus and sourcing. Finally, because people feel the need to get their monies worth, it has filled restaurants to the brim and removed the ability to spontaneous, forcing you to plan your days out 180+ days in advance.

I agree!

Though I have found the more popular places aren't always the best food places. So since we like things that are probably too 'exotic' for some, we have no issues planning food out at the last minute.

Not sure what they put in the foo of places like Chef Mickey's, but I don't care. It leaves our favorites easy to book Though I should likely stop talking about our favorites so people don't go there

 

[SyracuseDisneyFan]

I happen to like most of the food at Disney World.

 

[Gelatoni]

The current journey is fine

 

[Minnie1976]

The parks never followed Walt's MK pattern and has too much walking between attractions.

 

[nbreier0805]

Hollywood Studios is one of my favorite parks! We always spend multiple days there.

 

[SSH]

I miss Walter Cronkite's version of Spaceship Earth
I guess that's not exactly an unpopular opinion...but just wanted to toss it in the mix

 

[correcaminos]

I happen to like most of the food at Disney World.

That's a popular comment I hear, not unpopular