Originally Posted By Manfried Let's face it, there are way too many Disney blogs run by people thinking they are saving Disney from itself. Why don't you folks go get real lives. Disney responds to one thing. Money. If it doesn't bring in the crowds, then it changes. All the blogs are run by Disney wannabes. Why don't y'all go help Knott's Berry Farm or Busch Gardens? They could use some serious help.
Originally Posted By Hista98 Amen Manfried!!!! Just cause its not the way Al likes it doesn't mean it's the wrong way. I agree with you if you want to make a change at disney use Benjamin and Lincoln.
Originally Posted By EPCOT Explorer >>>Ya I guess my big point is that People like Al are wasting thier breath wining and complaining about how bad the park is now, becuase managment is just going to be like there are 1 million apers and thousands of other yearly visiotrs who disagree with you. and since they keep coming thats all we care about so you points are mute they would not directly change soemthing due to one guy on a post as was pointed out earlier.<<< They do read, they have admitted as much. And while WDW doesn't see change on behalf of it's fans, DL does.
Originally Posted By EPCOT Explorer >>> You are wasting your breath on this one, EE. Think JT04!<<< Gotcha. And...I try not to. *cringe*
Originally Posted By EPCOT Explorer >>>Let's face it, there are way too many Disney blogs run by people thinking they are saving Disney from itself. Why don't you folks go get real lives<<< Here we go again with the preaching....Sorry, but it's really abrasive of you, and slightly hypocritical...Afterall, you are posting here, too. Besides, who said anything about "saving Disney"? We come here to discuss, to have a good time, and we have lives. Why must you constantly assert that this whole process and discourse is negative when, you too, partake in it? Unless you are just trying to stir the pot?
Originally Posted By HokieSkipper <<Let's face it, there are way too many Disney blogs run by people thinking they are saving Disney from itself. Why don't you folks go get real lives. Disney responds to one thing. Money. If it doesn't bring in the crowds, then it changes. All the blogs are run by Disney wannabes. Why don't y'all go help Knott's Berry Farm or Busch Gardens? They could use some serious help.>> He shall be my troll. And I shall call him Trollie.
Originally Posted By vbdad55 Why don't you folks go get real lives. sorry but most of us have real lives- and we must be a lot happier with ours than you are since you feel the need to preach ...most people who preah like that don't know jack.
Originally Posted By HokieSkipper <<Creative, Hokie. Well done. ;-)>> I have my moments, now and again.
Originally Posted By Manfried So y'all can preach but I cannot? Freedom of speech baby. Something Walt himself very much supported.
Originally Posted By EPCOT Explorer >>>So y'all can preach but I cannot? Freedom of speech baby. Something Walt himself very much supported.<<< Who is preaching, here? We are offering opinions on a issue we like to talk about- Disney. Don't give me the excuse that that's a form of preaching...theres a very large (and obnoxious) difference between telling people what you think and telling people what TO think, and how they should be thinking. Free speech, sure, but there's also a level of politeness needed, and "preaching" about people isn't within those levels, IMHO.
Originally Posted By SSE <<So y'all can preach but I cannot? Freedom of speech baby. Something Walt himself very much supported.>> I think there is a difference between someone coming on a message board and discussing certain topics and then someone else coming on and telling people they need to get lives and basically just trying to get reactions from people and start trouble. Which is apparent that is what you are doing.
Originally Posted By leemac <<If the budget isn't there, then you get a bigger budget.>> Maybe in Cloud-cuckooland where you live! WDI doesn't set budgets - the company would be bankrupt if they did.
Originally Posted By leemac <<I thought Joe was originally in charge of just TDR. Wasn't Tom M. in charge of HKDL? So, Disney wants to just add more to its portfolio leaders?>> Joe has TDR/HKDLR & DCL (the latter was handed over to him when Wing retired - and most of the ships had been designed by then including marquee attractions like the Aqua Duck). Tom Morris is on CarsLand - he wasn't involved in the current expansion plans.
Originally Posted By MPierce >> Lemme guess ... he's the dude with the white glove? << That's the White Glove treatment you really don't want.
Originally Posted By MPierce >> YES, PIERCE, Dole Whips are over rated. UNLESS you are having one on the Plantation on Oahu ... nothing like a Dole Whip sundae with banana and toasted coconut and caramel and cherries! << Sounds good, but I'd still settle for Aloha Isle.
Originally Posted By EPCOT Explorer >>>WDI doesn't set budgets - the company would be bankrupt if they did.<<< What we need is a WDI that could both be creative, and be fiscally responsible at the same time. Like WED was, at it's inception, perhaps.
Originally Posted By trekkeruss <<What we need is a WDI that could both be creative, and be fiscally responsible at the same time. Like WED was, at it's inception, perhaps.>> WED was a private company, financed right out of Walt's own pocket.
Originally Posted By MPierce >> As a CM I doubt that is true. No disrespect towards you but as long as they rake in the money they don't look and scrutinse each thing from a website. They use those bias guest surveys for that. Any guest feedback on a new ride is done through blind bias surveys set up by management. << If they don't read the web sites why did they end up scrambling to have a celebration for Epcot's 25th? How about the feed back they acknowledged receiving via the forums, over the LOW. You better believe they read the Disney forums, constantly.
Originally Posted By EPCOT Explorer >>>WED was a private company, financed right out of Walt's own pocket.<<< And they didn't overspend... TL opened up pretty bare bones because of those issues.