Give them a chance? Rasulo has had more than a chance and I don't approve of his job. Asking me to "give Rasulo a chance" would be like asking me to give our President a chance. He's had enough time to impress his views regarding the future of the parks upon me. Meg Crofton and Ed Grier are Rasulo's puppets and you would be lucky indeed to actually see them in the parks. This doesn't mean they aren't nice people. Did you ever meet Cynthia Harriss? She was incredibly nice and I might even say charismatic with a winning smile. I might even argue that she cared about Disneyland--she did bring Believe...There's Magic in the Stars to the park, which was incredible and surely expensive...and she called for a rebuild of the carousel. But, she was not in the right position. She could have been in charge of marketing--and from that position, probably pushed for new fireworks because they are marketable. Crofton, Grier, and Rasulo would also be fine in different positions, but they are misplaced where they are. Crofton is not about to funnel any of the Pixar folks creativity over to Orlando, and we need someone who is strong and outspoken to speak for the parks and call for such discussions to take place. No one is so naive as to think President of the resorts makes new rides get built, but they can call for these discussions to take place and make arguments to the penny pinchers about the profitability of such decisions. With no one to defend the parks, they stagnate. WDW is stagnating. Folks like Matt Ouimet put together several important skills for a President: he was well-spoken, omnipresent in the parks, willing to tell people what was wrong with the parks and how to fix them, and able to argue that such expensive changes would be profitable, and guess what! He was right. The Happiest Homecoming on Earth made a lot of money, while we can't say the same for the Happiest Celebration on Earth and now the Year of a Million Dreams.
Al Weiss is doing nothing to change things for WDW, and he's spent enough time at WDW to know better. They really just need someone to come along and clean out all the riff-raff. Not sure what Bob Iger is waiting for...maybe for his ship(s) to come in...