tissandtully
Well-Known Member
I thought WDW was offering a premium product, and especially at the latest prices. A camera in a box is not a premium product. Everyone write to GR!
They won't care. It saves money and people will quickly get used to the lesser experience. Just add it to the list of things that Iger and Chapek have cut or diminished while continuously raising prices.Please please please write in, complain at Guest Relations, do any and all feedback you can about this poor decision as I feel that will be the only way that some kind of reversal of this decision could happen, but even then that’s a stretch still.
They won't care and they don't care. Money is all they want and they are finding other ways to get it.They won't care. It saves money and people will quickly get used to the lesser experience. Just add it to the list of things that Iger and Chapek have cut or diminished while continuously raising prices.
But if you choose that attitude and don’t do anything at all then you truly have no right to complain.They won't care. It saves money and people will quickly get used to the lesser experience. Just add it to the list of things that Iger and Chapek have cut or diminished while continuously raising prices.
bringing a stuffed Mickey Mouse to their local Sears and scheduling a portrait session?
You might want to do that sooner as opposed to later...
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I guess this is what "evolving with the times" looks like and certainly what guests want! Right again Chappie!
But if you choose that attitude and don’t do anything at all then you truly have no right to complain.
Sure they still might not do anything but atleast the guest feedback will be on the record.
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I guess this is what "evolving with the times" looks like and certainly what guests want! Right again Chappie!
What?Photogs add a sense of security. I always assumed that was in their job description. Was I wrong?
This is what happens when starting wages go up to more than what it costs to automate. Every company is replacing people with technology. The good new in Orlando is that with all the new additions, rides, hotels and restaurants there will still be more jobs at the higher wages. It's in places that don't have all this growth that jobs will actually be lost with no replacements.
I agree, but I've had the fight all but beaten out of me by the general ennui of today's park visitors. Disney is now a faceless corporation. They don't care as long as they're making more money every quarter and they've made enough cuts in the parks to know by now that the masses will take it and the vocal ones will give up after a while. (Sorry. I'm feeling surly today.)But if you choose that attitude and don’t do anything at all then you truly have no right to complain.
Sure they still might not do anything but atleast the guest feedback will be on the record.
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