Epcot82Guy
Well-Known Member
Because it doesn’t make sense. One’s preference for a particular kind of cheesecake (I like unbaked myself) is based on having actually tried both varieties. Obviously that can’t apply to Splash vs. Bayou before the latter has yet opened.
That is true. But, another part of the analogy is that you are throwing away the baked cheesecake and not allowing anyone to have it ever again. Unbaked cheesecake may be legitimately great. But, the choice to exchange one for the other involves loss. And that loss feels unnecessary (if not worse) to many. I think that's an important part of this equation as well.
You can say change is inevitable all day long, but it plays a different role in a place literally built around and pushing nostalgia.