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The "Hurry up and reopen the Adventurers Club Thread" per Lee's request.
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The wife will be writing up our letters when she gets home from work... she's far more eloquent than I. We were there 3 times over the last week Sun, Wed, and Thurs... had to leave early Thursday and return home to the "real world" but we did pass a Disney Survey guy and he sent Jenn a link to fill out a survey about our day at DTD. She kept timing out during her essays. But every answer had something to say about the Adv Club. Everyone please get on the ball and get those letters written. Kungaloosh!
imamouse
Well-Known Member
We were also stopped by a survey taker while leaving DTD on Thurs night (9/25) and the tallest in our party was able to view the screen (our survey taker was not familiar with his equipment and we had to help him several times, so it was easy to 'peek' at the screen).
At the bottom of the screens, it said (and I'm paraphrasing): Lead guests away from answering positively about Pleasure Island
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Naturally, we mentioned PI and AC for every question asked (as much as possible). I doubt it will help, but we tried.
At the bottom of the screens, it said (and I'm paraphrasing): Lead guests away from answering positively about Pleasure Island
.Naturally, we mentioned PI and AC for every question asked (as much as possible). I doubt it will help, but we tried.
Lee
Adventurer
I read somewhere that there was to be an announcement about the "future of the club" before it closed. Does anyone have any information about that?
Likely nothing.
Marcel is taking the members adventuring for the next year. That's it.
The "year" part is interesting, though.....
I read somewhere that there was to be an announcement about the "future of the club" before it closed. Does anyone have any information about that?
Check the threads on what happened the last night. As I understand it, the radiothon failed to raise enough money, and thus the club had to close. Marcel returned and took the permanent members away on a year-long adventurers cruise.
Maerj
Well-Known Member
We were also stopped by a survey taker while leaving DTD on Thurs night (9/25) and the tallest in our party was able to view the screen (our survey taker was not familiar with his equipment and we had to help him several times, so it was easy to 'peek' at the screen).
At the bottom of the screens, it said (and I'm paraphrasing): Lead guests away from answering positively about Pleasure Island
Naturally, we mentioned PI and AC for every question asked (as much as possible). I doubt it will help, but we tried.
Lead guests away from answering positively about PI? Why even bother doing surveys if you don't want honest answers? Seems like a waste a time...
BUT writing in to save the Adventurer's Club isn't! I'll write and try to get a few others to do the same.
daliseurat
Member
I've taken many WDW surveys and they all seem to be done in order to get specific answers that they want, not true opinions. I always take them and frustrate the folks taking the surveys by mentioning everything they specifically don't ask.
Grim Grinner
New Member
What are the strange odds that the Adventurer's Club will replace the Tiki Room in Adventureland?
That's what I'd be thinking.
That's what I'd be thinking.
wannabeBelle
Well-Known Member
Matpez
Well-Known Member
That would be a "dry" Adventurer's Club then
SirNim
Well-Known Member
Sounds like the pollster was Frank Luntz.At the bottom of the screens, it said (and I'm paraphrasing): Lead guests away from answering positively about Pleasure Island
"The key to survey research is to ask a question in the way that you get the right answer" - F.L.
SirGoofy
Member
Nice avatar David. :wave:
Thurp
Member
Lee inspired me
His comment made my day and he is right, there is no reason to lose hope just yet, everything is still there.Hopefully the crowds for the past few weeks can open the company's eyes that with some marketing, the club can generate plenty of revenue and high guest satisfaction scores.