Originally Posted By RoadTrip <<But really cleaning? Sanitizing the telephones and remotes? Washing down walls where suspcious stains appear? Moving the nightstand and cleaning behind it (so for example you don't walk in and have loads of dust and cookie wrappers like my current room at WDW does)?>> I would want this done on a monthly basis and hope that it is. Personally, I don't want to pay the rates that would be necessary to support that type of cleaning on a daily basis.
Originally Posted By gurgitoy2 "Theoretically, they could ban somebody from the parks. They could even sue for slander (or is it libel?), or copyright infringement. Doesn't seem likely, though." I find that a near impossible task with the international parks...
Originally Posted By MinnieSummer re: Post 61 That's the kind of cleaning that should be done when someone checks out before a new guest checks in. I've found snotty tissues on the floor in corners and sticky stuff on the phone stand when I checked in. That just isn't acceptable. The entire room should be wiped down for new guests. Now, while the guest is there, making beds and general straightening is perfectly acceptable. IMHO of course.
Originally Posted By bobbelee9 First time ('79) we went to WDW, stayed at the Royal Plaza (my inlaws made the reservations.) The whole 7 nights there, there was a dead cockroach under one bed. Only other time we had mousekeeping problem was this past year, Poly, the coffe pot had mineral residue on it. Have a friend who stayed at GF, their toilet ran constantly the week they were there. Yes they complained, but no results.
Originally Posted By alexbook >>"Theoretically, they could ban somebody from the parks. They could even sue for slander (or is it libel?), or copyright infringement. Doesn't seem likely, though." I find that a near impossible task with the international parks...<< Well, I did say "theoretically." On the subject of bans: Carl Hiaasen said in his book "Team Rodent" that he hoped to be baned from WDW. (I think he was hoping to save money on family vacations.) A Disney spokesperson responded, "He will never be banned. We welcome him. I think he's afraid he would come here and have a good time. We'd even make him and his family grand marshals of a parade." <a href="http://www.cnn.com/books/news/9805/29/disney.hiaasen/index.html" target="_blank">http://www.cnn.com/books/news/ 9805/29/disney.hiaasen/index.html</a> °o°
Originally Posted By Megara Well, its great Laughing Place got some press. It truly is a great site. It’s the only site I visit almost everyday. So thank you to Laughing Place. It's nice to know that the Disney brass (or whoever) are reading these discussion boards. I think I better start voicing my opinions more often on the souvenirs. But I think I am too late for the 50th stuff… I just wanted to say that I was very disappointed that there was no 50th Disneyland License Plate. What was the deal with that?
Originally Posted By avromark Ok someone who has a higher quality video, which LPers beside TDLFan are now famous from the news cast?
