And I'll bet they are a much smaller individual space, with no windows or doors open letting in outside heat and humidity. Listen, I don't like being uncomfortably warm and sticky, but, there are realities present that make a difference in how we react to even the same temperature.
It's IGOR! (from another post. You had to be there. Sorry)
It very well could be that they don't, but, I sincerely doubt that you know that for a fact. Every attraction is different, everyone has a different air flow. What I'm saying is that we don't really know that for sure and I really hate it when people speculate and become judge and jury. It really doesn't take a rocket scientist to understand that not keeping the guest comfortable eventually will drive them away. So if they are doing it to save money, they are absolute idiots and even though it has become quite obvious in this past year or so that it is possible for "leaders" to be idiots, doesn't mean that all those "others" cannot find a way to override it. If I were to guess it is a mix of bad judgement on their part and also on weird weather patterns as of late. Every park is a different age as well, so no, they are not likely to feel the same. Also unless you have the ability to be in each park simultaneously, you do not know if at that point in time they are reacting to the elements differently. AK externally always seems hotter and it feels that way because it has a restricted air flow because of all the heavy greenery in the park. Keeps moisture there and has limited breezes to make it feel cooler. Should they take out the trees and shrubbery so that it is more comfortable for "everybody"? Also, how one reacts to their environment is different from person to person. You could send 3 people into an attraction at the same time and one would say it's to cold, the other would say it's to hot and the third would say it's just right. It's the Goldilocks syndrome.
Well they were wrong weren't they.
Have a lot of the water fountains been removed? Is this just in MK or all the parks? Usually they are outside of the restrooms.
I miss the days of when it was like that inside every store and attraction.
The worst part is that some of the resorts have sensors in the rooms and if they don't detect movement they cut off the air or at least dial it way back. We had that happen to use several years ago and it took us awhile to realize what was happening because when we went to sleep sometime in the night the room would get noticeably warmer we would get up and the air would come on... when we asked a CM about it they explained the motion sensor. I don't know if all the rooms are like that yet but I suspect if they aren't they will be eventually unless a lot of people complained. I realize it might save them money but it makes it miserable in the rooms.
They might have done away with that. I stayed at Wilderness Lodge last October and Old Key West in April and the AC stayed on all the time.
