Originally Posted By EPCOT Explorer I honestly would have no problem... ...ok, a small problem (I do enjoy that ride, it's a classic) ....with ripping Snow White out in favor of getting a new dark ride in that space. Instead? Meet and Greets. It's terrible.
Originally Posted By Disneymom443 I was able sto say my good byes last month. It was sad, but I must move on. Of course I took lots of pictures.
Originally Posted By A Happy Haunt Well, at least Disney was nice enough to to acknowledge your concern
Originally Posted By disney pete The queue was at 45 mins last time there so we never got to say goodbye.
Originally Posted By leobloom >> The queue was at 45 mins last time there so we never got to say goodbye. << Must've been July 4 or New Years, because I don't remember ever seeing the wait over 20 minutes.
Originally Posted By danyoung >I had to read post #8 twice, just to revel in its smarmy lies and faux sincerity. I suppose there's a 7th grader somewhere in Ohio who might actually believe that type of response, but everyone else with an IQ over 80 can see they are telling you to go jump in a lake, and then dry off and book another trip to WDW.< Wow - talk about cynicism. There's not really much content in the message when you parse it out. Just a form letter saying thanks for your input and please keep enjoying what we have to offer. I didn't see anything smarmy or faux about it at all.
Originally Posted By disney pete ''Must've been July 4 or New Years, because I don't remember ever seeing the wait over 20 minutes.'' was halloween 2010 Leo
Originally Posted By DyGDisney >>>>> The queue was at 45 mins last time there so we never got to say goodbye. << Must've been July 4 or New Years, because I don't remember ever seeing the wait over 20 minutes.<<<< When we were there early October last year the wait was over 30 minutes.
Originally Posted By u k fan I'm finding it really hard to get sad over the loss of this attraction especially as another Snow White attraction is opening up nearby. And I hate to break the bad news to everyone, but meet n greets are extremely popular!!!
Originally Posted By Kennesaw Tom Of course everyone is entitled to their own opinion. However, it doesn't make much sense to remove a popular attraction only to replace it with a meet and greet opportunity which quite frankly could be done anywhere on the Manhattan size property the Walt Disney Company owns. In fact, one could successfully argue that a Princess meet and greet opportunity would be better suited in "other" accomidations; such as closer to a bathroom (so little children can whipe the sweat off their faces before picture taking). OR, could be placed somewhere in the "New" Fantasyland reclaimation ( I mean "extention" ) project as the original plans called for. In fact the "new" 7 Dwarfs mine train wasn't even in the original plans for the project and only after many, many guests pointed out that the entire project was obviously biased toward girls and had little to nothing to offer boys. Did WDW change their plans to put in the 7 Dwarfs coaster. Also, if one was to look at the 7 Dwarf's coaster online sketches there is only one indoor show scene, Snow White is no where to be found, and the dwarfs look like garden gnomes. Talk about downplaying a fairytale. The popular ABC TV show "Once upon a time" is more true to the Snow White story than this ride is proposed to be.
Originally Posted By Witches of Morva ORWEN: Thank you, ducklings, for all that you've had to say. And thank you, jkayjs, duckling, for your encouraging words. And leobloom I don't believe in being phony with people I'm communicating with so, naturally, I used my own name when writing to Disney--just like I always do here within the Laughing Place pond. ORGOCH: Ya oughtta be glad ya got a answer at all! ORWEN: I am! I mean, the last time I wrote to Disney I asked them to consider putting in a Krispy Kreme donut shop on Main Street. They totally didn't reply to that one! ORGOCH: Gee, I wonder why? (rolls eyes) ORDDU: I once wrote a letter requesting a kissing booth be added to the Fantasyland expansion--where every girl could finally have the chance to smooch with her favorite Disney hunk. but I didn't get a response for that, either. (sigh) ORGOCH: The trouble with both of ya's is ya belongs in LOONEY BIN!!!!
Originally Posted By dshyates Witches, considering this plan is well into construction, I have to ask what kind of response you expected?
Originally Posted By Witches of Morva ORGOCH: Good question, dshyates, ducklin'! I told silly ol' Orwen she was just wastin' her time writin' that letter a hers. But does she ever listen ta me? N-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o!!!
Originally Posted By Bellella Witches, they sent me that same BS in an email when I asked why they took out the Country Bear Jamboree in D-land. I totally empathize with you. I suppose the same thing would happen if I wrote to them about any constructive changes to the park.
Originally Posted By Dreamerica I say ditch the meet and greet and shock everyone by putting in an all new original dark ride based on an old school classic like 101 Dalmations or Lady and the Tramp. Something that no other Magic Kingdom style park has. But this idea ever happening is more fantasy then Fantasyland itself.
Originally Posted By Witches of Morva ORWEN: You know what I oughtta do, Bellella, duckling?? I oughtta send another letter telling them that they don't know what they're talking about because they sent the same form letter to you so that means they don't really care about the guest or what they have to say! So much for all that 'research' they claim they do! ORGOCH: Give it up, sister! Ain't gonna' do no good! Walt Dizzy management doees whatever the @#$% they wants, in the end!! ORDDU: As for your suggestion, Dreamerica, duckling, that very same idea had been floating around a while back. But I doubt they'll be willing to spend the money on a whole new dark ride by now.
Originally Posted By Dreamerica ORDDU, would it be possible for you to cast a magical spell over Fantasyland so that someday a new dark ride will eventually take the place of the princesses?
