Wide spread cuts in quality throughout WDW quick service locations (unsure if related to return of dining plan). Prices remain the same, but they've decided to chase margin improvement by reducing quality. Similar portion sizes, but you can tell the meat isn't the same cut as before.
Not to be rude but have you been to every quick service location to proclaim that statement you made ?
Have I tried very single venue/item? No. But I have the benefit of visiting each week multiple days a week and typically order the same thing. In addition to Satu'li/Flame Tree...
These read like those Yankee candle covid reviews. I’m worried about your tastebuds first just in case the food didn’t change.
Respectfully, this is probably the worst idea they could go with. If they are moving away from tacky Dinoland U.S.A, they should not build a tackier "improvement". Make a Coco carousel with the Day of the Dead-style animal spirits, or an Encanto carousel with that one kid, or build it not in the new land with some other premium theme, but don't build a knock-off Disney carousel in your actual Disney park. That's some late-Eisner era shenanigans.
those made me laugh, i cant imagine something like this in the park
I'm assuming we'll find out at D23. No dates have been annouced yet for any closures.
Unfortunately, Disney has a habit of announcing major closures only a month in advance (UOE and The Great Movie Ride had less than a month of lead time before their closures were announced at D23).
My hope is that there will be a new "Disney" when it comes to how they approach their parks next year. Really banking on D23 to show us that.
The projectors not working well and Disney not fixing them is a sign ITTAB is on its way out at AK. I remember reading that before ITTAB was shuttered at DCA back in 2018, Disney refused to perform basic upkeep on the building by refusing to fix the grass mural which was peeling and downgraded the 3D glasses from the bug eyes to the basic yellow ones on Midway Mania.
Not necessarily, FoP projections have also been off for about 2 years now and they just fixed them a few weeks back. I was just reporting on the current status of the park's attractions.
I really hope WDI doesn't rush Indiana Jones to boost Animal Kingdom's attendance, but after Tiana's Bayou Adventure, I think they're going to rush Indiana Jones to boost Animal Kingdom's attendance. Either that or they will....heh, heh, sorry, let me pull it together...learn from their mistakes.
My concern is that as soon as there's an economic downturn they'll pull the plug on some things. The reason they're so gung ho about the parks is because that's what Wall Street wants them to be gung ho about... we can only hope something doesn't change that over the next 4-5 years.
Hopefully that ride system being a little more robust than Splash/Tiana will help... they can actually program the ride instead of having floating logs passing sensors.
When is this downturn gonna happen?
