Originally Posted By WorldDisney I'm sorry guys, I'm feeling pretty ignorant about this and for anyone who knows me knows I'm faaar ignorant about these issues, but what made it racial? All I see is a picture of 'Pixarlandia' and the word 'adios' as even being remotely Mexican. Is it the title? What am I'm missing? BTW, the park sounds fine lol. Disney could do worse (and they have ).
Originally Posted By WorldDisney Hi John, a little off topic, but my project is going full speed . Actually working on it now, but yeah, the internet distracted me as usual . Look for an email from me within a few weeks. Have some questions.
Originally Posted By JohnS1 Great to hear, WD! I thought you and your project had dropped off the face of the earth. Well, off the shoulders anyway.
Originally Posted By disneywatcher <i>There's a level of "tackiness" in EVERY race.</i> Speaking of which, there certainly are several levels of tackiness in and to DCA.
Originally Posted By oc_dean Well .... it IS far from the quality of Disneyland or DisneySea ........ so it will continue to get a bashing not just from Disneywatcher .. but millions of others .. until Disney finally transform the place into something that is worth Disney's high prices.
Originally Posted By familyguy ^^True Dat! I assume you guys never EVER go to do DCA...cause actions speak louder than words...you can say you hate it all you want, but if you keep going over there, even if it's just to ride TOT...then it seems to me it isn't as bad as you say.
Originally Posted By oc_dean well as matter of fact .. I don't go. I went when Monsters Inc. first opened... and I went for a LP meet in July 2005. That was it. While the last 20 some visits to the DLR since '05 have been to DL. So... I'm not one of those who thinks the parks sucks .. and still goes.
Originally Posted By oc_dean >>each to thier own.... SOME of us like DCA..............<< This is not a question of "to each their own". What I'm pointing out ... is outside our community here .... the mainstream public has the voice that matters. And what it has spoken .. has spoken volumes. End Game.
Originally Posted By familyguy >>well as a matter of fact..I don't go<< I can respect that...it's the guys that talk trash about it, but still go that doesn't really make sense to me.
Originally Posted By Dabob2 <This is not a question of "to each their own".> When we're talking about "I like this" or "I don't like this," then of course it it. <What I'm pointing out ... is outside our community here .... the mainstream public has the voice that matters. And what it has spoken .. has spoken volumes. End Game.> Silly rabbit. There's never an end to this. And BTW, the public apparently sent 6 million people to DCA last year, not THAT far off of the 7 million that was usually bandied about as Disney's target. DCA is a secondary park, and not designed to draw more than about half DL's attendance, at least not until it expands into all its available space.
Originally Posted By familyguy DCA is awesome for what it is...there will never be another Disneyland...
Originally Posted By danyoung >...you can say you hate it all you want, but if you keep going over there, even if it's just to ride TOT...then it seems to me it isn't as bad as you say.< It's entirely possible to enjoy elements of DCA while still being upset at the total package. I don't think the warmest DCA apologist would say that DCA is as great as DL park is. Even Disney has admitted that they had the wrong focus when they built this park, and having great shops and restaurants is not enough to bring in a crowd. They're spending hundreds of millions of dollars right now to bring more first class attractions into DCA. That's as good an indication as any that the place needs some help.
Originally Posted By Socrates Everybody needs help once in a while. Socrates "The unexamined life is not worth living."
Originally Posted By Hans Reinhardt "but millions of others .. until Disney finally transform the place into something that is worth Disney's high prices." I doubt if that many people even care one way or the other.
