Well looks like Disneyland's Pressler and Harriss years are over and the last person of their riegn, T. Irby has stepped aside. Read all about it at www.MiceAge.com
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T. Irby is gone!
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ToTBellHop
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Go Matt Ouimet. Another great move. Everything looks to be continually improving for the Disneyland Resort 
netenyahoo
New Member
This is great news. The park was noticeably different in a good way my last trip a couple weeks ago compared to last year.
Dont, get out the alchy yet.... T is still at the Resort. Managing Security and what not. Maybe will get better bag ckeck areas with Security doing the Security checks NOT, the main gate. Heck, maybe he can even fix the check-in area so it works like it does at WDW.
No bags to check lines: Hey if I dont have a bag to check I should be able to walk by a security officer and not have to wait for the 50 strollers infront of me!!
Using both sides of the tables to move people thru: hmm what a concept.
Its amazing to me that we still have all of the bodies at the main gate compared to WDW MK, and even at Paris. I guess we dont have the same ticket issues.
Granted he doesnt have his finger in too much but, what we are all thinking it was a "forced side step" after the last BTRR incident.
No bags to check lines: Hey if I dont have a bag to check I should be able to walk by a security officer and not have to wait for the 50 strollers infront of me!!
Using both sides of the tables to move people thru: hmm what a concept.
Its amazing to me that we still have all of the bodies at the main gate compared to WDW MK, and even at Paris. I guess we dont have the same ticket issues.
Granted he doesnt have his finger in too much but, what we are all thinking it was a "forced side step" after the last BTRR incident.
xfkirsten
New Member
True, he's still there, but the less he has to do witih the park, the better! As for a no-bags line... I almost always bring a bag, but on the rare occasion when I don't, I don't bother getting in a line. I walk right through, and if they say something, I point out that I have no bag. It might annoy them a bit, but it gets the job done. 
-Kirsten
-Kirsten
