WDW1974
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Originally Posted by WDW1974
I just completely disagree, Steve.
I've stated this before, but none of what Disney has done (or is in the process of doing with the whole NEXT GEN project) is improving the day to day experience of visiting WDW.
Oh, I know ... and that's why I get so frustrated when fans defend it.
That is an incredible amount of money to spend on many things that simply will never positively impact a guest's day at a WDW park.
We're already over a year (has it been two?) into the program and the biggest thing done BY FAR has been RFID tags in costumes. That has absolutely no impact on guests and never will.
Interactive queues? Can anyone say they've added great value to a day at the MK?
A way to stop soda thievery at the A-S-S?
I think this is akin to a government boondoggle. It would be if WDW was in perfect shape and had been getting regular additions, upkeep and improvements, but after a decade (plus) of decline?
All to better 'know'![Roll Eyes :rolleyes: :rolleyes:](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
![Roll Eyes :rolleyes: :rolleyes:](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
its guests (and how to wring every last penny out of them)?
I like the UNI and SW models better. They are actually improving their products with actual attractions. :xmas:
Originally Posted by WDW1974
I just completely disagree, Steve.
I've stated this before, but none of what Disney has done (or is in the process of doing with the whole NEXT GEN project) is improving the day to day experience of visiting WDW.
A sentiment with which many, MANY within the halls of Disney and WDI wholeheartedly agree...
Oh, I know ... and that's why I get so frustrated when fans defend it.
That is an incredible amount of money to spend on many things that simply will never positively impact a guest's day at a WDW park.
We're already over a year (has it been two?) into the program and the biggest thing done BY FAR has been RFID tags in costumes. That has absolutely no impact on guests and never will.
Interactive queues? Can anyone say they've added great value to a day at the MK?
A way to stop soda thievery at the A-S-S?
I think this is akin to a government boondoggle. It would be if WDW was in perfect shape and had been getting regular additions, upkeep and improvements, but after a decade (plus) of decline?
All to better 'know'
I like the UNI and SW models better. They are actually improving their products with actual attractions. :xmas: