I'm at WDW right now.
It *is* a cult.
I'm prepping my memoir so that when I leave the cult, I can star in a Netflix documentary.
It *is* a cult.
I'm prepping my memoir so that when I leave the cult, I can star in a Netflix documentary.
Those other topics can't be discussed here - don't assume people aren't angry at both.Any negativity towards Disney on here should be fairly tempered-after all, theme park vacations are not a necessity. It should be no more than a mild frustration, and, to me, that's all I feel. But when food prices, gas prices, cost of utilities, etc continue to skyrocket thanks to decisions made by the corporations that sell us these things, then I have every right to be very negative about it. I can always just stop going to WDW-I can't stop buying groceries and heating my home. Here in Canada, there is a large corporation that owns quite a few of the major grocery store chains, and I had an argument with a family member over their exponentially increasing prices in the last 4 years. He said that they are just trying to cover inflation and the money lost during COVID. I told him to look at the data, and see that their profits have increased every year since 2020, and at a much higher rate than inflation. This is the type of pure corporate greed that makes people angry-but this type of anger should never be reserved for Disney price hikes. People here definitely need some perspective.
Y'know,...it's not even the cost or the price hikes. Burbank Executives have swerved this company SO FAR off-brand in the past few years. Everything that you have always expected "Disney" to be has been side tracked or subverted. It just feels like Burbank doesn't even understand or respect the features that have always made this company "Disney".Ding, ding, ding!!!
That's what I've been saying for years now. I'm fine with prices going up. I'm not fine with prices going up and quality going down. It's as simple as that
So will it be in the thematic style of Cory Doctorow's Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom, Saving Mr Banks or Escape from Tomorrow ? (or more concisely stated: reputation, persuasion, or delusion ?)I'm at WDW right now.
It *is* a cult.
I'm prepping my memoir so that when I leave the cult, I can star in a Netflix documentary.
Here is a Dole Whip, sit back I have some bad news for cult members......I'm at WDW right now.
It *is* a cult.
I'm prepping my memoir so that when I leave the cult, I can star in a Netflix documentary.
Good point.So will it be in the thematic style of Cory Doctorow's Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom, Saving Mr Banks or Escape from Tomorrow ? (or more concisely stated: reputation, persuasion, or delusion ?)
I think for the most part they understand it. The problem is they don't care. It's all about the here and now. The legacy of Disney is someone else's problem. It's all about kicking the can as far down the street as you can. By the time it's a real problem, they'll be gone, have their money, and someone else can clean up the mess.It just feels like Burbank doesn't even understand or respect the features that have always made this company "Disney".
This company is being run by people that do NOT understand it. They don't understand what made the parks great.
Well, they didn’t go down.Just to remove any ambiguity and avoid any confusion that might result in you making a bad purchasing decision, I want to be clear that I was just trolling him since he says the same thing about FL residents.
every.
single.
time.
I'm sure you were as shocked as me to see that.Well, they didn’t go down.
Oops.
Very sad...but very well said. Burbank is NOT a care-taker for Walt Disney and this company's legacy. I really wish it was but all it cares about is what the company's popularity can do for "them" today.We have a seafood company in my town built in the forties by (won't name the person) the son worked the business and took it over when his father passed away. The grandson never worked in the business (kind of a slacker) and is just waiting for the father to die so he can sell the business or the property and cash in on his grandfathers and fathers hard work. Kind of reminds me of Disney-- the current management just wants to cash in on Walt's and others hard work and not concerned about the business long term
I wasn't discussing them-just using them as a relevant example. And if someone is as angry about something regarding a vacation destination as they are about struggling to pay the bills and keep the family fed, then that person needs to re-evaluate their priorities. That is my point.Those other topics can't be discussed here - don't assume people aren't angry at both.
This is almost a guarantee in my opinion.So with Magic Kingdom maxing out at $199 in peak, are they going to dare break that $200 barrier next year?
IMO $200 bucks to Disney means nothing they know the lemmings will pay and pay
Looking forward to it!So with Magic Kingdom maxing out at $199 in peak, are they going to dare break that $200 barrier next year?
agree, plus they have to pay for ripping out the entire back quadrant (ROA) of the park somehow. horrible.This is almost a guarantee in my opinion.
Triggered over something not that deep and wasnt even aimed at anyone but myself. Yall be wild on here sometimez fr.Because people who still choose Disney are not "real adults?" Or do you think theme park vacations are more for kids?
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