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WDW literally falling apart
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James Alucobond
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Why be willfully obtuse about something you have no expertise in when someone who clearly does know what they're talking about says something contradictory? It shouldn't be that difficult to just step back and say, "Ah, yeah, I was making assumptions based on my layperson's understanding of the issue." It's not like you're talking to a person with a history of defending everything Disney does.
Drdcm
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Guys. There are perfectly good reasons why it broke and fell into disrepair, perfectly good. I mean, there are so many good reasons that it could be a decade before they finish. Or even maybe never finish because of perfectly good reasons.
Could it be reasonable to question why it has taken so long? No! There are perfectly good and complex reasons that my feeble mind can’t comprehend. I for one have no concept of time, space, or existence. I am not all-knowing, and I am therefore unqualified to have any opinions or ideas of what is reasonable in this situation.
Could it be reasonable to question why it has taken so long? No! There are perfectly good and complex reasons that my feeble mind can’t comprehend. I for one have no concept of time, space, or existence. I am not all-knowing, and I am therefore unqualified to have any opinions or ideas of what is reasonable in this situation.
lazyboy97o
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You literally made things up just to argue.
lazyboy97o
Well-Known Member
What part of poor design and maintenance is just making excuses for Disney? Why is it so unreasonable to recognize that hitting a wall with an ECV doesn’t cause the sort of failure seen in photos? It’s amazing how people take issue with me giving detail because it doesn’t validate their vague and even false assertions.
James Alucobond
Well-Known Member
Is it reasonable to question it? Sure.
Is it reasonable to resist all pushback against your unqualified opinion when someone with more knowledge of construction suggests that you may not understand the scope of the issue? Probably not.
No one is saying people can't be surprised by how long this is taking, just that it's weird to be so committed to being "right" about Disney's laziness that they'll literally fabricate knowledge of the construction process.
Drdcm
Well-Known Member
I agree with you… though your delivery is so off-putting at times. When you phrase it coherently without such an air of narcissism, it tends to be received much better.
lazyboy97o
Well-Known Member
What did I say that is incoherent and narcissistic?
Drdcm
Well-Known Member
I’ll give you the coherency, that was a bit of an embellishment on my part.
lazyboy97o
Well-Known Member
So three of those were in response to things just completely made up whole cloth. The third was in the middle of an explanation. You’re accusing me of being a narcissist as I give explanations in response to people just making declarations and mocking me for not just criticizing Disney. Now you admit that my statements are not incoherent (and my statements regarding a larger failure go to the beginning of this thread), so I’m a narcissist for taking the time to explain my position which goes back nine months?
Drdcm
Well-Known Member
Right. As always, you know what’s best and you are correct. I’m done with you.
lazyboy97o
Well-Known Member
So you should be free to mock and criticize me, and not the actual information, but I can’t take issue with it?
cranbiz
Well-Known Member
Not any more. It went to CA for D23 and will go on display in Palm Springs at the Air Museum.
DisAl
Well-Known Member
They moved it to make room for the executive swimming pool.
That's at the WDW Four Seasons. When Chapek met with company shareholders they were wined , dined and stayed at the luxury hotel.
Of course they will. Even though this started before Covid began and it's now long past over (especially in FL). I don't even care about the stupid water feature. But I do care that my trips scheduled more than 3 years apart were marred with that mess in Future Land.Im sure the pixie dusters will blame Covid so. Bc Disney builds everything else in such a timely fashion lol
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Castle Cake Apologist
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The facade of Keystone Clothiers remaining damaged 9 months later is what we were complaining about when you posted these, so one could be forgiven for assuming that's what you were alluding to.
Tony the Tigger
Well-Known Member
Yeah, no. And that’s not even a good try.
My initial post did not directly respond to any particular post, including one about a damaged clothiers or whatever.
It was a general comment about yet another negative thread full of “experts” and their pointless exercise of endless whining and opining. No balance, no fairness, just nitpick, nitpick, nitpick and armchair QB via the rearview. Are you all just really bored?
Disney doesn’t ruin my good time. The 100% negative wallowers on this site do, though.
Maybe find what you do like and have more positive discussions on their fan sites instead of dragging down those of us who just take things in stride.
Nothing is ever going to be 100% perfect. You will always be able to find something wrong. Why look for it and emphasize it? No one here is an aggrieved party. No one here is going to teach Disney anything. The parks are in obvious transition in more ways than one. Go with the flow or just go. You have no power to change anything.
lazyboy97o
Well-Known Member
This thread was specifically created in response to what happened at Keystone Clothiers. A good chunk of an exterior wall assembly should not be falling off even when hit by something like an ECV. That isn’t people looking for a problem, it is a real problem that dramatically and dangerously presented itself.