TP2000
Well-Known Member
Do they rotate managers through Disneyland and Disney World regularly? Or was this gift from Disneyland to WDW's Adventureland/Liberty Square a rarity?
Judging from some of the comments here from WDW CM's and my own observations on the differences between Disneyland and WDW, it seems as though they should start an exchange program of Disneyland managers for WDW. They could ship out Disneyland managers to remind the Floridians what the Walt standards are, and ship WDW managers out to SoCal to see how Disneyland is managed and operated. Then those refreshed WDW managers go back to Florida and raise the bar on showmanship and quality standards.
I'm sure the Disneyland managers would be happy to pass on their knowledge and passion for quality showmanship to the Floridians. And the quality would improve for WDW customers, particularly in the rather tired areas of the Magic Kingdom and increasingly parts of Epcot and DHS.
A Disneyland manager exchange program would seem to be a win-win for both the managers and the customers out in Florida. Why not do it?![Confused :confused: :confused:](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
Judging from some of the comments here from WDW CM's and my own observations on the differences between Disneyland and WDW, it seems as though they should start an exchange program of Disneyland managers for WDW. They could ship out Disneyland managers to remind the Floridians what the Walt standards are, and ship WDW managers out to SoCal to see how Disneyland is managed and operated. Then those refreshed WDW managers go back to Florida and raise the bar on showmanship and quality standards.
I'm sure the Disneyland managers would be happy to pass on their knowledge and passion for quality showmanship to the Floridians. And the quality would improve for WDW customers, particularly in the rather tired areas of the Magic Kingdom and increasingly parts of Epcot and DHS.
A Disneyland manager exchange program would seem to be a win-win for both the managers and the customers out in Florida. Why not do it?