So, what's the worst day to be a Disneyfan?
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Worst Day for a Disneyfan
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orangefan15
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It has to be the day Walt died. Had he not, his true vision could have lived on for that much longer making WDW a better place.
jcrb
New Member
It would have to be other because -
For starters I was not living when Walt died -so that could not have affected me..
I don’t remember the Western River Expedition.
The CoP- I’m sad when it is closed for the season but I go to WDW during crowded season so the CoP is usually open.
I do miss the WoM. gone but I like TT.
I forget when they replaced JIYI- I do remember the horrible JIYI after the original but the new JIYI makes it all better.
Well I don’t really know – I have to think about it
For starters I was not living when Walt died -so that could not have affected me..
I don’t remember the Western River Expedition.
The CoP- I’m sad when it is closed for the season but I go to WDW during crowded season so the CoP is usually open.
I do miss the WoM. gone but I like TT.
I forget when they replaced JIYI- I do remember the horrible JIYI after the original but the new JIYI makes it all better.
Well I don’t really know – I have to think about it
General Grizz
New Member
Oh, dear. The day Walt Disney passed away, of course.
Luckily, we can still hold his charm in many of his attractions and entertainment. But no one can replace him.
We love you, Mr. Disney! We're sorry, too.
Luckily, we can still hold his charm in many of his attractions and entertainment. But no one can replace him.
We love you, Mr. Disney! We're sorry, too.
WDWspider
New Member
Other: the day Disney goes Bankrupt. Hopefully that will be a long long time from now, and I will be long gone, but all companies cannot exist forever. Plus if they do ever get that bad off then I would propably stop being a fan and may not care so bad.
Grizz, generations growing up now are almost purely weened to Disney based on cartoons and pre-school shows. It is interesting to see the true Walt Disney fans growing older and the output of the "Disney" fan now coming into the workforce. I think Walt brought an extra warmth, family, and caring that is being weeded out atm, and until now I never thought about why. In a few more generations all that will be left is film footage as employees who worked with Walt are dying out and people who knew him or family members who shared his ideas are getting few and far between.
Grizz, generations growing up now are almost purely weened to Disney based on cartoons and pre-school shows. It is interesting to see the true Walt Disney fans growing older and the output of the "Disney" fan now coming into the workforce. I think Walt brought an extra warmth, family, and caring that is being weeded out atm, and until now I never thought about why. In a few more generations all that will be left is film footage as employees who worked with Walt are dying out and people who knew him or family members who shared his ideas are getting few and far between.
CAPTAIN HOOK
Well-Known Member
The saddest day was when Walt died.
The worst day has yet to come - the day when Disney mis-manages itself into oblivion and WDW closes.
The worst day has yet to come - the day when Disney mis-manages itself into oblivion and WDW closes.
historymystery
Account Suspended
I agree with Captain Hook and Spiderman. That would suck. I hope that never happens when I am alive. I think the company still does good with great movie classics and rides (Except for Dumbo copies) but nothing can replace Walt Disney himself.