Why Magic Kingdom? Magic Kingdom is the most developed and best utilized of all the parks. There is much more room for growth in the other three parks.
Nothing of the sort. I simply don't brook with the inane, self-ratified nonsense you post. Meanwhile, your responses are just petty and childish personal attacks on me.
I never said anything of the sort. Now you're just making up stuff to argue against, but I suppose we should expect to see such ramifications from your desperation.
No, not sad: Mature, rational, experienced. I understand that these aspects might be unfamiliar to you.
As some of your cabal were quick to point out to me, y'all were here before me. What a pleasant welcome that was, but regardless y'all made your bed; now you get to lay in it.
I disagree with most of what you post, but we agree about this, the bottom line. Anyone who thinks that their dissatisfaction with something a world-class company does invariably means that the company is doing something wrong is pitifully naive.
Worth is subjective only in trivial contexts, such as the context you suggested. You might not feel that your own personal preferences are trivial, and they surely aren't trivial to you, but objectively they are trivial. This is what is meant when people maturely acknowledge that their own personal decisions to buy something or not will have practically no impact on anything outside of themselves - it won't affect the company offering the item or service for purchase. In that context - from the standpoint of the company offering the item or service for purchase - as well as in the macro perspective, worth is not subjective. It's a product of the marketplace and unquestionably predictable.
I don't know whether you are or aren't. What I said is that disappointment grounded in expectations for the future based on what’s already been demonstrated is 'jaded' behavior. That's practically the dictionary definition.
It is neither. It's a rare glimpse of a mature and reasonable perspective in this miasma of self-ratified irrational expectation fostered by the echo chamber effect of similarly minded posters reinforcing those irrational expectations. I'm not always right. I'm right about this.
Your immaturity and jealousy are painfully obvious.I don’t think it’s a shill...
I can’t get over the sequence months back where bOO claimed that he was “making a commitment to Disney” by buying some god awful new construction in four corners...
Even a company shill wouldn’t try to spin that one
...in Orlando...in a HIGH market
Just seems to be low IQ
They just redid Fantasyland. It is clear that they're in the process of redressing Tomorrowland and adding an top-shelf attraction.
Unfortunately, they don't let guests ride individual parts of rides.
My comments were with regard to entire attractions, and were written about the opposite relationship: Put Rock'n'Roller Coaster in Universal Orlando and watch the guests who ride mostly thrill rides: Which rides will they frequent most?
Even in this response your petty and childish nature comes shining through.
So basically you admit that you're just being childish.
Which is what I wrote. Glad we agree.
Unfortunately, they don't let guests ride individual parts of rides.
If I go to my favorite sushi restaurant once per month/year, whatever, and the sushi is always fresh, always delicious, and they continue to add more fresh and delicious sushi options to the menu, but then one day when I show up they are serving cheeseburgers and sandwiches, I would be disappointed. That’s entirely rational. It’s not being jaded.
