Originally Posted By Spirit of 74 <<Same here. Have you any idea of how many positive topics I have posted about WDW that ended up going to the bottom of the list faster than you can say "Titanic"? Yet, the negative ones go on to become Gold status.>> Well, I guess it's like with the media. Bad news sells. But I still would like to think my many vocal critics would take notice of my very largely positive post ... Oh well, anyone want to bash DVC?
Originally Posted By Spirit of 74 <<like many companies, the skilled artisans are leaving, ( retiring or being forced out) and few behind are either trained in their same skills, or have the same passions for their work - wouldn't surprise me if that was true here also>> True. I just remember the old days ... you know the 80s and 90s ;-) ... back when if one generation was retiring they'd pass on their skills/knowledge/training to another generation ... kind of like what happened at WDI. But it did stop there too ... oh well, I guess when the AAs resemble manaquins Disney will do something ... like shut the power off!
Originally Posted By basas Great report. And for the record, I like reports (as TDLFan calls them) with "The good, the bad, the ugly, and the very ugly". It's nice to know what has improved, and what is good at the parks, but also necessary to know what needs improving, and what is wrong.
Originally Posted By Socrates To clarify #36: I was specifically thinking of the original Lincoln with its subtle motion and later Lincolns with more motion. I once heard Disney legend Bill Justice speak. Bill programmed the original Lincoln, and when he saw Lincoln after a referb, his thought was "What's he doing, treading water?" Socrates "I know nothing except the fact of my ignorance."
