Two options for WDI, each with two results.
1) DO NOTHING.
a) I love this, it's exactly the same as it always was.
b) This is stale, they really should do something.
2) DO SOMETHING
a) I love this, it's cool and new
b) This sucks, it should have stayed as it was.
And so we see that there is no way for them to win this weird four-cornered game.
It is obvious that those involved with this enhancement have a deep appreciation for HM details.
So, they chose number two, DO SOMETHING.
I guess some here and in other places would have either done nothing, or done something different. Until any of us actually work there, we're just going to have to "put up with" decisions made by people who are not us, who apparently care a lot about the attraction, just in a different way than some people expect them to.
Honestly, how do you win in a situation like this?
Well, I'm calling it a win. Them that's complaining, I think they're in the solid minority on this one. Go ahead and walk on by while we all enjoy the little details, the old tombstones back, and more cool stuff at the HM.
We'll know who the downers are, the ones with their fingers in their ears so they can't hear the instruments, facing away from the new queue, pretending it's not there, and being all gloomy-like because that's 'how we're supposed to feel' while lining up for an attraction they've been on four hundred times before and still ride in spite of the abomination just outside their viewing range.
In the meantime, I'll be playing the Ravenscroft organ loudly and enjoying this very cool queue.
:wave: