Crowds will always form. It’s human nature. Mostly due to FOMO.
However, Hollywood Studios might have stumbled onto something. Humans want to be entertained. Rides are fun. However, Walt was a CREATOR…an INNOVATOR! Take “The House of Tomorrow” for example. That wasn’t a “thrill ride” — as much as an “Enjoy the show” ride.
When I go to Disney, then rides are just PART of my experiences. There are mascots. There’s scenery that takes me (not literally; but through imagination) to a different world/dimension. There are entertaining shows (which Disney USED TO know how to provide). Feeling himgry/thirsty? THEMED places to consume!
I’m glad Disney is starting to fall back asleep. Too much caffeine had them “woke” (in how the media/social media has been using that term) for far too long. In their slumber, they deem to be DREAMING. They seem to be inspired to create SOLUTIONS…rather than force-feed us an agenda.
This, in MY opinion, is a step in the right direction.
Now, only if they can do something for those for us with disabilities/disorders. Some sort of “access to services”, as it were.
And how about listening to long-time Disney fans, for a change? Telling people what they want and how to think — as well as catering to social media criticism — doesn’t seem to be working.
I always enjoy Disney in park shows like The Lion King, Nemo, Fantasmic, the Cars “Oil Drip” Sing-a-Long.
But I did see one terrible experience at the “Winged Encounters” bird show at Animal Kingdom which also draws a crowd. One of the Maccaw parrots “Bebé
Popó” went rogue. You could tell the young cast member was embarrassed and frustrated. It landed in a ladies hat and did its business let’s say, a lot of it.
She was so upset and the children around her thought it was part if the show and laughed until her husband threatened the children. Seriously?!?!? Only at Disney.
Eventually the Mccaw flew back to the trainer. But other than that Disney shows are great!
Here’s a thought…..How about Disney stops building new resorts until they add to the parks. Maybe by not giving more places to stay, the parks wouldn’t be as crowded.
Comments for Disney Scrambles to Address ‘Out of Control’ Problem at Hollywood Studios
Danny O.
Crowds will always form. It’s human nature. Mostly due to FOMO.
However, Hollywood Studios might have stumbled onto something. Humans want to be entertained. Rides are fun. However, Walt was a CREATOR…an INNOVATOR! Take “The House of Tomorrow” for example. That wasn’t a “thrill ride” — as much as an “Enjoy the show” ride.
When I go to Disney, then rides are just PART of my experiences. There are mascots. There’s scenery that takes me (not literally; but through imagination) to a different world/dimension. There are entertaining shows (which Disney USED TO know how to provide). Feeling himgry/thirsty? THEMED places to consume!
I’m glad Disney is starting to fall back asleep. Too much caffeine had them “woke” (in how the media/social media has been using that term) for far too long. In their slumber, they deem to be DREAMING. They seem to be inspired to create SOLUTIONS…rather than force-feed us an agenda.
This, in MY opinion, is a step in the right direction.
Now, only if they can do something for those for us with disabilities/disorders. Some sort of “access to services”, as it were.
And how about listening to long-time Disney fans, for a change? Telling people what they want and how to think — as well as catering to social media criticism — doesn’t seem to be working.
Nancy Elgwahno
I always enjoy Disney in park shows like The Lion King, Nemo, Fantasmic, the Cars “Oil Drip” Sing-a-Long.
But I did see one terrible experience at the “Winged Encounters” bird show at Animal Kingdom which also draws a crowd. One of the Maccaw parrots “Bebé
Popó” went rogue. You could tell the young cast member was embarrassed and frustrated. It landed in a ladies hat and did its business let’s say, a lot of it.
She was so upset and the children around her thought it was part if the show and laughed until her husband threatened the children. Seriously?!?!? Only at Disney.
Eventually the Mccaw flew back to the trainer. But other than that Disney shows are great!
Roman Phreely
Here’s a thought…..How about Disney stops building new resorts until they add to the parks. Maybe by not giving more places to stay, the parks wouldn’t be as crowded.
tina
Wow, you seem very…simple.
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