If you have been to the FL parks in the past year then you know they have drop the ball on maintaining the staple attractions and cleaning (although that is a training issue). However, over the past few years the D Team has been leaning on the U.S. parks to pay the company bills for a few years. They have realized from all the negative feedback that the parks need TLC. Also, this D Team has failed miserably at making profitable movies. They seem to be pivoting to what works. It is too bad no one at the top has any vision for the future. If Walt were still alive…the company would multiple “Disney Worlds” (different themes & setttings) all over the country and it would be so much more profitable than it is today. They need new leadership!
I’m hoping that they actually fix all the rides that keep breaking down at all the Disney related parks (not just the domestic parks.). I do also hope that all rides, restaurants, attractions and shows are better accessible to anyone with anytime of disability. I hope (I doubt it though) that they get ride of Genie +. I liked it when all you had to do was to pay for a park ticket and you got in without needing a reservation to get into the park and without reservation/payment for any ride/attraction/show. Let’s wait and see what happens.
As one that’s been going to Disney World since it opened in 1971 I must say the disappointment never stops. From what it was 20 years ago to what it now is a shadow of Walts Dreams for the parks. I’m sure he’s been rolling in his grave for quite a.while now.
Comments for Disney CEO Cuts $60 Billion Theme Park Expansion, New Total Revealed
Kevin
If you have been to the FL parks in the past year then you know they have drop the ball on maintaining the staple attractions and cleaning (although that is a training issue). However, over the past few years the D Team has been leaning on the U.S. parks to pay the company bills for a few years. They have realized from all the negative feedback that the parks need TLC. Also, this D Team has failed miserably at making profitable movies. They seem to be pivoting to what works. It is too bad no one at the top has any vision for the future. If Walt were still alive…the company would multiple “Disney Worlds” (different themes & setttings) all over the country and it would be so much more profitable than it is today. They need new leadership!
David Kinsman
I Hope some of the new attractions are wheelchair accessible
Zilma A Osle
I’m hoping that they actually fix all the rides that keep breaking down at all the Disney related parks (not just the domestic parks.). I do also hope that all rides, restaurants, attractions and shows are better accessible to anyone with anytime of disability. I hope (I doubt it though) that they get ride of Genie +. I liked it when all you had to do was to pay for a park ticket and you got in without needing a reservation to get into the park and without reservation/payment for any ride/attraction/show. Let’s wait and see what happens.
Rachel Winiecki
As one that’s been going to Disney World since it opened in 1971 I must say the disappointment never stops. From what it was 20 years ago to what it now is a shadow of Walts Dreams for the parks. I’m sure he’s been rolling in his grave for quite a.while now.
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