It's called "unpopular opinions" for a reason. I don't think depicting a woman being sold into slavery, presumable to be raped and tortured by pirates afterwards is a good idea to show in a Disney ride, especially when the park's primary demographic is children. But I understand why a lot of adults like this scene.
I don't disagree with what you said except I must have missed the part about the slavery, rape and torture. The entire ride was fiction, it was an auction for a "wife", presumably legal, if you discount the fact that a pirate would buy anything that they could just take. I can see adults going, at least semi, in the direction that you added to the story-line, but, I seriously doubt kids would ever see it as anything other then a cartoon gag.
I can like the show too. : P
The ones that kind of clog up the walking paths in the parks are the ones I am mainly referencing. Maybe the fact that I have had to wait in some of those M&G lines in the past with my DD has something to do with it. Also, removing attractions and replacing them with a M&G space (ie Snow White)-not a great use of space in my opinion.
I just returned from an eight night trip, and I think I found the solution.
Those are the biggest / worst / most obnoxious ones. It solves your problem of strollers on the bus, but it makes the parks worse. Every single time I've been run over by a stroller, it's by someone using a Disney rental. They have a false front that makes it very difficult to judge where the thing ends and when you're going to hit somebody. You want people using their OWN strollers as much as possible because they understand how to use them.
That's our plan for October 2018 with a 5yo. He goes to bed at 7pm each night at home and since we travel from UK and can only do every 2 years then me and husband aren't going to bed for 7pm and not getting the most out of our holiday when he could be napping in a stroller for a few hours whilst we wander and enjoy our holiday!
