Yes, it often strikes me that some of the most relentlessly negative posters on here who often scold other posters for rewarding Disney by expressing more positive opinions seem to casually mention being at WDW an awful lot.
Things I agree with:
-Disney sells an annual product, they should be expected to provide annual value for the product they hawk.
-People who go often certainly should and can hold Disney accountable and to a higher standard.
-Still attending the parks regularly, having a good time, but managing to critique and expect certain levels of standards.
-Bemoaning quality reductions, lack of capital expenditures, pricing above inflation, cuts, quality, maintenance standards, etc.
Things that annoy me:
-Relentlessly maintaining your addiction when the company is poorly meeting your standards (probably rightfully so) and using excuses why you 'have to' (or pretending you are not addicted to achieve some sort of oneupmanship).
-Not being accountable for personal contribution to burnout with a product by relentlessly over-indulging in it.
-Feeling the need to have a grand exit from your fandom instead of self-awareness to withdraw slowly.
-Refusing to seek alternative vacation options and blaming Disney for malcontent from your inability to self-regulate
-Petty jealousy at those who derive enjoyment out of things that perhaps don't encapsulate your own prior time-shot with the company, which are likely nostalgia centred in their judgement. Just as new consumers might be forming their own unrealistic nostalgic centred connections now.
Basically just own your fandom and be critical at the same time.
All of which is to say I have literally no informed opinion on this ride since I haven't watched the POV.
