Ah, yet another person trying to portray Universal as a place where you "can see both parks in one day" (as though it's something that can easily be done because, after all, Universal "just doesn't have that much to see or do", right?)Technically, it's possible to do all four Disney parks in one day as well (as a matter of fact, I've done it). But that doesn't mean it's the best way to see it. Nor would that be the best way to experience Universal.
). Of course it's possible, but it's also possible to see all four Disney parks in one day (I have done it, and that includes driving time between the four parks and taking the time to park in each one). My point is that whether you're a fan of something or not, that shouldn't make a difference in how you treat the people who work there. You and others seem to have every sympathy when it's a Disney CM being rude or exhibiting behavior that is against what Disney is about. But if a Universal employee is "having a bad day", you're all over it and it's enough to make you say you'll never go back. Seriously, you're saying that all day long, people were consistently rude to you at Universal?? Wow, if that's true, then I think you need to look at the common denominator on that one, buddy. :hammer: You make it sound as if being rude to people is part of Universal's corporate culture or something. If that were the case, how come that's never happened to me? I mean we've all been to places where you encounter the occasional rude employee, but for it to happen consistently and all day long (as you claim) you gotta wonder what you might have done to bring that out in people. 
I'll repeat myself (or you could just go back and re-read my post that you quoted
But the only possible way to see both Universal parks in one day is to rush through them and not stop and take any time to enjoy anything. You say that you were able to do it with enough time left over to "hop over to Seaworld"...but assuming that's even true, I'm guessing you got there around closing time.
It cracks me up how people here love to portray Universal in that light. The only thing that makes sense is that fans here must really consider Universal a threat to Disney, to feel the need to always have to portray as something that is so much less than it actually is.
So since you're not saying you had a bad time, then I assume the obvious implication here is that Universal "just doesn't have much to see or do", right?
So since you're not saying you had a bad time, then I assume the obvious implication here is that Universal "just doesn't have much to see or do", right?
Yeah, I heard you the first time.
What's funny is that if these were Disney CMs that you were talking about, people would be jumping all over the post saying things...
"No I don't think you sound like someone who genuinely admires Disney, because I think you miss the point on what Disney is about. One of the basic foundations of Disney's image is based on the friendliness of it's staff and their level of guest service. If you truly loved Disney"..." If you truly loved Disney, you'd feel as I do, that that kind of behavior is unacceptable."
The funny part about that is that I probably know way more than you do about the company. :lol: You don't know me so you're accusations about me are wrong...again.
Exaggerate much?
Again, go back and look at my original post. I explained that things happened all day long while we were there. And not just to me but to my family.
No kidding. If you are going to "quote" someone than do it. Don't switch their words around to make your post sound good because it doesn't work. You've done that to nearly all of my replys and it just makes you look stupid, "buddy."
