What you think WDW needs?

[wdwfan4ver]

Sorry, I am not adding attractions, restaurants to this poll since I don't want this poll to be moved to the Imagineering board.

This poll allows you to select more than one response at once.

 

[mouse_luv]

Me in it!

 

[wdwfan4ver]

The reason I gave for the Stove choice for the Tangled bathroom is due to the Tangled bathroom already has frying pans. That means frying pans can be used for cooking stuff on the stove while being in a Tangled Bathroom.

It was either that for the Tangled bathroom or get a rid of the frying pans in there.

 

[copcarguyp71]

Reduced rates for special events (MNSSHP, MVMCP, Etc) if you already paid full price to get into the parks...

 

[Prog]

A return to vision. No fouled up sight lines (Rapunzel Tower), no beat up attractions, and, most importantly, no thematic discontinuities. Of course, this would require major overhauls to epcot and Tomorrowland.

 

[Matt_Black]

Other- guests who are less jaded and cynical.

 

[MonorailLover]

Aren't the Lumberjacks done?

 

[Matt in the Hatt]

ME!

 

[SW_matt]

Other- guests who are less jaded and cynical.

We have a winner, people spend so much time belittling and nit picking that they stop themselves from having a good time.

 

[Retroman40]

There's very little I don't like about WDW and a lot I absolutely love. That said, the whole place reminds me of the speech Viper gives at the first Top Gun Class - "you're the best of the best; we can make you better". And WDW could be better. I think anyone passionate enough to post on this type of forum has a vision of their "perfect" (park, hotel, etc). Some of the ideas are probably impracticable (cost), some unique to them or a very small group (I'd love to see the Odyssey converted into a full time craft/import beer pavilion) and some pretty darn good. I for one am psyched about all the new/improved attractions (yes, even Frozen in Epcot) but I guess some time the pace of change seems glacial and I'd love to see it go just a little quicker between announcements and openings. I do agree that nit picking is nuts and there are times we all really do need to "Let It Go". Sure; the Canadian Lumberjacks aren't my favorite but while I badly miss Off Kilter there is still plenty to do and I've "discovered" the British Revolution.

 

[copcarguyp71]

other - guests not blinded by pixie dust and lazy overlays

 

[SyracuseDisneyFan]

Benches

 

[WondersOfLife]

What do you think WDW needs?

 

[DisneyJunkie]

Had to go with "faster construction" as these large-scope projects take YEARS to go from announcement to opening......and it's just a long time to wait.

Other things I think they need: (1) New entertainment offerings available NOW to counter the increasing ticket prices. If they're going to up the price of admission, give us more to keep making it worth our while to pay it (not simply pointing at the large projects in the works that won't be seen for years). (2) Add-on and extend monorail transportation. (Nuff said on that.) (3) Variable shows for the Electrical Water Pageant. Keep the original in the loop, but come up with a few others they can rotate through. (4) Definite plans for the WoL pavilion in Epcot. Just looks terrible to have an entire pavilion sitting there with no real purpose. (5) Just a thought, but have some misting stations scattered through the parks that people can walk through and get spritzed with a little deodorant. It would certainly be nice for those waiting in long lines out in the heat.

 

[POLY LOVER]

management that understands what made them great!

 

[blueboxdoctor]

I picked "stuff in better shape." I get that they are building all these new areas, but how about they first hold up and maintain what is already there. This goes for all the parks, but mainly EPCOT and Hollywood Studios. Not as much HS now that it is getting two new areas and basically a complete overhaul of most of the park, so good job there. However, as this week's threads have indicated, many people are disappointed with the state of Future World in EPCOT, myself included. They have all these buildings that basically look abandoned. This is not good. In fact, it's an awful way to portray a company. How about doing something with these buildings? Even ones that are there are nearly empty (Innoventions is pretty sad these days) need attention but at least they are open. So the initial ideas failed. No big deal, come back with something better, at least that's how it should be.

 

[KeeKee]

management that understands what made them great!

This is the best response. There really isn't much more to say. The farther they get from the founder, the more management seems to be losing its way. And, yes, I know that "things change"...

 

[bethymouse]

Faster construction, and more definitive dates! I hate Disney's "cryptic" ways of keeping us guessing!

 

[Dead2009]

Starbucks and hot cheese. I know there's a Starbucks on Main Street but we need more.

 

[ULPO46]

How about new management? Enough of these closed minded people who don't look towards the future and the rich past to develop clean and amazing experiences for every gust regardless of who they are or where they come from. No one should get a better experience than the other even if it has to deal with making more money for the company. That's what Disney desperately needs because currently, no one is doing anything at any level.