The idea of boycotting Disneyland is an odd one to me. If the parks end up not being fun to me at some point in the future, I'll quit going but not because of any attitude that I'm disgusted that they dare not cater to my every whim. I'll simply move on to something else. I save boycotting for truly deserving instances. Like companies being actively anti gay or racist. Not because Disneyland chose to go a way I'm not happy with.
Correction, you said they like to ruin tradition.
Thank you.
Come on now, you have to have a to have a few attracttions that you think are just as integral to the park as the castle and Main Street. Don't tell me that if they closed one of your most favorite parts of the park that you'd be up and ready for going again despite a HUGE chunk of what made that park that park is forever lost. And please don't compare it to civil rights issues. Not to get political, but I'm sure that a majority of large corporations wouldn't be caught dead being racist or homophobic in 2016, especially ones as large as Disney. The media would tear their image apart an they would most likely go bankrupt from all of the bad press.
I don't know how else to state this. I love Disneyland, I take my family as often as I can. I am interested in its history as well as its future. I spend a crazy amount of my free time reading and chatting about Disney. BUT, I also have the logical part of my brain. And it reminds me that Disney is a company, and they are going to base decisions for business needs, and that's just how it works. While I may be upset by a change, I'm not going to take it personally and storm the castle. (Pun intended). I can pretty much assure you I'll never become tired of the place, I LOVE it! But I'm still a realist, and can't understand how people can't see reality for what it is.
I understand that Disney is a business and that they have the choice to either maintain the spirit of the park ot take it away. I also understand that you may not mind most changes as much as I would. But as I stated, Disney theoretically has the ability to tear down and replace everything in the park if they want to. My question was 100% theoretical. Would you still want to go to Disneyland if they replaced EVERY land and EVERY attraction with an entirely new park? As open as you are to change, I don't think you would. I don't think anyone would love the stuff that they love if they took what made them love it away. Everyone would have a different point where they would break.
You keep saying this. You act like you're the pinnacle of some sort of supreme Disney fan, and anyone who doesn't agree with your extremist view points, just doesn't measure up to your level of ultimate fandom. I think it's just another example of a very entitled attitude. Having perspective and the ability to think logically when necessary regardless of your emotional investment is actually a positive attribute.
My heart would break if they were to tear down the park. Is that what you want to hear? Of course it would. But as to whether I would visit the new park, I have no idea. It would depend on what it was like.
No one here implied that it did. Don't make assumptions now.
Wow, I missed that post. Sorry for the misunderstanding.