Originally Posted By Dr Hans Reinhardt "Only Disney seems determined to pursue a one-size-fits-all policy." But Disney also sells wine in the Magic Kingdom in France and doesn't in California. There is a full service Japanese Restaurant inside Tokyo Disneyland park. Each of the resorts have attractions and shows that are unique, so yes, there is an effort to define the experience under a global theme park brand, but obviously there has to be some exceptions.
Originally Posted By lesmisfan T"he Disneyland cast party made sense when it was just Disneyland employees and WDI. Now it's Disneyland, DCA, hotels, WDI, the studio, ABC, KABC and more. It is time for the "tradition" to die. If they truly want to have a cast party, and get away from where they work, then rent Knott's Berry Farm for a day." oh yeah like thats truly magical. Most of the cast members loved the private holiday party because you could experiance everything from characters to attractions to the parade, something you can not do if you attend with regular guests because its so crowded during the holidays and most of the cast members are working overtime and sixth day because of the demands of the guests. And with all the different people within the company, i never experianced a night that was so terribly crowded with disney employees. the longest line i ever encountered were for the churro wagon!
Originally Posted By lesmisfan i should clarify, most cast members work sixth days and overtime during the holidays that they could not visit the parks but they could during the private parties.
Originally Posted By disneyfreaksk Not very many companies have Holiday Parties for their employees anymore. Cut backs and downsizing.
