maggiegrace1
Well-Known Member
I'm with 1974 on this one.
Yes, I still love the place. That 'feeling' still exists. But in certain areas of the parks it's a weakened shell of what it used to be. If I stay to the left at MK the 'feeling' is alive and strong. Yet if I go to TL, it's gone, in a state of utter despair, unless I'm on TTA. FL is similar, but not as bad.
Epcot, I will be one of the people who says and thinks that FW is a mess. A weakened example of what it once was. It does still carry itself like a mighty warrior, with all the massive buildings, each architectural marvels in one way or another. But it's a warrior of weakened spirit. Still fierce on the outside, yet empty and lacking on the inside. It retains it's feeling, but lacks its true content.
DHS is much the same. I love the feeling. But Tower, Rockin and Muppets--hit those a few times, then spend the rest of my day strolling the park, enjoying a beer or three and enjoying the different aspects of the parks and the well done restaurants.
FW and AK, my two personal favorites, alive with spirit and full of that 'feeling' only lacking in content. At AK, just a little more to do would make a world of difference. One more land or a couple of C/D tickets. Thats all. FW, it could go on as is forever and I'd still be happy, but to leave such a masterpiece basically untouched for so long just doesn't seem right. I'm not saying an E-ticket, but why not a couple of smaller, niche rides, just rides to kind of take you there for a minute, to let you grab a piece of the countries history in a "real world 3-D" environment.
And the food and souvenirs. Well, thats another story. The variety is sorely missed.
I know how you feel 1974. It's like watching a loved one grow old or become grossly unhealthy. You just hate to see it, but you don't want to let it interfere with the time you spend with them. You just know that it could be so much better and why it isn't going that direction is the real problem.
To let such a thing of beauty just sit is ideal for the works of Dali and Van Gogh, but to see it happen to a company that based itself that used to be highly innovative and dynamic, just hurts.
I understand that completely..I really do...but my thing is that it seems like WDW1974 is not understanding that not everyone feels the way he does...and he will always find a way to tell them they are wrong or call them idiots because they do not agree with him.
It seems like he is saying he is right..if we do not agree with what he says then we are wrong.
Thats the whole thing I am not getting...why do I have to be an idiot because I am happy with what I have while at WDW?:shrug:
Oh..goodness..I need a drink!