Originally Posted By NJFIREGUY <<I just got so tired of seeing someone smoke beside a "No Smoking Sign", and then throwing the butt on the ground.>> I agree but its about enforcement if they cant enforce one sign how will they enforce the whole place? MK - Combine Toontown, Fantasy Land, and Poohs Playground to give us more classic Fantasy Land Dark Rides. For films Like, Alladin, The Little Mermaid, Beauty & The Beast. Tomorrowland - Stitch Great Character (IMO) Awful Ride Fix it EPCOT - Few More Rides in WS. Canals of Venice in Italy, How about a Reborn "Mr. Toad" in the UK pavilion? Do something with The Wonders of Life Pavillion Please MGM - An Indy Ride Please Jeopardy - Play it AK - You need a few more E tickets here. Beastlie Kingdom? JTTCE? a reason to go besides Everest and The Safari
Originally Posted By vbdad55 <Absolutely more monorails. Bring back the skyride. Bulldoze Mickey's toontown and the Poo Playground and build a more permant Mickey's toontown< KT for president of WDW !!!
Originally Posted By pixiedust1 <<Hummm how about a monorail between the airport and WDW?>> Was there not something in the plans to have a high speed rail system to Disney from the airport... or something to that effect... but paid for by the city or Orlando.?
Originally Posted By Goofyernmost I think it should be "camera free". I'm sick of trying to enjoy a ride only to have flash camera's going off everyplace. And how about "food Free". I'm tired of seeing people leave food and wrappings everyplace.
Originally Posted By LuvDatDisney Simple: 1970s and 80s WDW quality across the board, especially respect for guests and cast. If we got that, you'd get much of what has already been discussed in one form or another.
Originally Posted By avromark How about a culture adjustment, way back when (no offence meant) most American's respected where they visited and cleaned up after themselves, imagine throwing away your own refuse. Way back when people would control their kids, now so many kids go wild, as well parent's are like "don't stop my child from doing what he/she wants" and worst. If your the parent you should stop your child from running like a lunatic and climbing on everything, running between people and hitting them. There's a difference between reckless and freedom. A child that's loud with laughter and running around not into people is not a problem. The child who's yelling and not apologizing when he runs in front of a stroller is. Japan is still like that, that's why it's clean. Perhap's if more people didn't have a "me" attitude, perhap's if more people knew how to use a trash can, you wouldn't have those problems.
Originally Posted By pixiedust1 I have witnessed children trampling flower beds and landscaping while the parents stood by and said nothing... I say something though.. and got some nasty stares.. and also recently told a smoker smoking in NON-SMOKING area that if I wanted to inhale smoke I would be standing in the smoking area, please put it out.. I'm tired of people thinking their above and beyond the rules.. whew I feel so much better... LOL>...
Originally Posted By DVC_dad I would love to see an indoor theme park. Many years ago in Atlanta we had one called The World of Sid and Marty Krofft. It was indoor on multi-levels and had rides off all kinds. It was only open for one season before going bankrupt, and there is a wonderful back story to it. I would love too see something like this at Disney...the theme would be ticky. Maybe make the whole thing a giant ant hill and do a Honey I Shurnk The Themepark. Does anyone know anything about the theme park of which I speak? Today the very indoor park is now the CNN Center. Only the world's longest and highest Escalotor remains. It is the start of the tour of the CNN Center.
Originally Posted By avromark BTW i'm not old enough to have lived in the World if The Kroft's when I was a youth, but I love the authentic retro feel in DVD's. WDW should also install anti humidity devices
Originally Posted By DVC_dad ...about the kids and disrepect and what not. I feel compelled to reply to this as I have 5 kids, will be 6 at the end of May. My oldest is only 11 years old. I have to agree with Avromarks post and the others. The problem is this: Parents today want to be their child's buddy or friend. They don't want to discipline or take responsibility for their kids. I on the other hand came to realize this when my first child was around 2 1/2. Children need parents. It's plain and simple. My chlidren are among the best behaved I see. Sometimes, when I see another large family, I again see well behaved children in that one too. Oh its no secret, I am NOT saying large families are the key, but I AM saying that once you have that 4th or so child, you just don't have time for the BullS%$#@. I love my children and they love me. I would die for any one of them to save them without hesitation. Never has a parent been more devoted to their children than me to mine. However, the key is this: The greatest gift you can give your child is to teach them the meaning of the word, "NO" . This does not include saying NO five or six times for the repeated offense. The worst thing I see is (and my wife and I openly laugh when we hear other parents say it) "If you do that one more time I will..." ROFL yeah...riiiight. I could go on and on, but there is one thing I pull no punches on and have a great deal of confidence in, and that is my parenting skills.
Originally Posted By avromark Of course, Theres also the materialism rampant in todays society and self centerness. Given a choice between standing in line by a kid who's being silly. Ie. One child "pretending" to be someone else comically (not impersination per say but wanting to be you and you him), or acting out being Buzz Lightyear is cute. However Hearing yelling and "I want it, I want it, I want it is not" Unfortunately Disney has to cater to everyone not the "ideal" person. Disney should not have to hire additional janitors, when if people respect the park, those people could be ride-ops, or Quartets, etc. Price Gouging is more exceptable if theirs a little show behind it (ie the Coke Shooters), seeing the smile on a child is worth a bit of extra money. However out and out gouging makes you feel used. I'd love to see more old fashioned whimsy and more cunning jokes in rides. I do not like the brass out and out it's so obvious this is when you're supposed to laugh humour. I'd love to see more of elements like picking up a phone and hearing a conversation between toons. Unfortuneatly those effects sometimes break and cost more, but those things makes magical moments. Like who wouldn't want to sit in scrooge Mcducks car (instead of benchs) and hear scrooge complain??
Originally Posted By demderedoseguys >>More custodial and maintenance Cast Members.<< TDLFAN in charge of quality control.
Originally Posted By pixiedust1 <<...about the kids and disrepect and what not. I feel compelled to reply to this as I have 5 kids, will be 6 at the end of May. My oldest is only 11 years old.>>> Question for DVD dad.. and to all... Our kids are grown up now... but for us we always were a little bit annoyed when Disney would tone down it's rides because of parents complaints that their kids were scared or something to that effect... We always felt that if the kids had to wait to be a little older to appreciate the ride , then they would wait till then instead of ruining the ride to accomadate the little ones... how does everyone else feel about this...
Originally Posted By vbdad55 <I have witnessed children trampling flower beds and landscaping while the parents stood by and said nothing< That's because it's 'ME' time for them....a concept that seems to have caught on- where you get to pretend you're not a parent for a while..go figure.... and potentially the driving force behind one playground we recently received
Originally Posted By BlazesOfFire ugh i hate that too, like Alien Encounter! I want it back! I want it! I want it! *cries*
