Cynthia doing a great job at Disneyland? I think just about every California Annual Passholder would disagree, as Ms. Harriss has allowed Tomorrowland to stay in a state of disrepair for 5 years, now, and it is looking pretty bad, while canceling most major projects, closing other attractions, and making cheap additions, like Tarzan's Treehouse. HMH was, of course, a hit, but it is still pretty cheap...and then there is Believe...There's Magic in the Stars...great show, if only they didn't cancel it half of the nights that it is scheduled due to "unsuitable weather" (i.e. winds over 5 mph)...absurd when they run Reflections of Earth in pouring rain...and then, of course, there are the cuts to rehab projects in terms of staff, leading to E-Rides being closed for asinine amounts of time, like Splash last year, Matterhorn, and the two year rehab of Space Mountain scheduled. And then there is California Adventure--while it is my favorite Disney park, most Californians don't exactly appreciate this park, which further hurts Cynthia's reputation, although the re-do of the Carrousel (despite taking one year, longer than it would take to build a new Carrousel...) and the changes to "it's a small world" have received great praises. I still love the Disneyland Resort, but Cynthia hasn't done a heck of a lot of good for it over the past five years...and I would disagree saying that maintenance has improved...many of the rides were left to fall apart, leading to the insanely long rehab periods. I mean, we have Space Mountain which not only has a track that is falling apart, but has trains where the audio no longer works, and we have California Screamin', only two years old, with some trains lacking audio (others have it, and it is fantastic). You better believe that looks bad...