Magic Kingdom (General Discussion)
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- Apr 18, 2018
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I’m glad they did this for CM’s, it’s good to see they’re doing something nice for them for once.
happy for the CM's who were fortunate to experience this, but it's inexcusable that these types of offerings aren't brought out ever for regular paying guests.
They do cast member appreciation days at MK every year for all CMs, but this one was extra special as it was for those who have worked for the company for 10 years or longer.
As I understand it, the Wall-E animatronic is very heavy and there were concerns about what would happen if a child got their foot caught in the treads.
Also, if something goes wrong, not an easy thing to explain:
- Feb 17, 2016
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Free-roaming AAs. Never forget Lucky the Dinosaur. He lasted, what, a month? PUSH worked a little better, because if he broke down, well hey, its just a trash can there!
They can't make something that won't break down every five seconds? Star Wars fans build their own droids lol.
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I just don’t think you can run free roaming AAs in Orlando. The park guests just don’t allow for it. Guests there are conditioned to line up at the first sight of a character which defeats the purpose. Contrast that with Disneyland guests that are far more used to free roaming characters in general, interact with them then move on and dont form a line.
Slowly but surely?
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Chugga chugga 20 ft at a time....Slowly but surely?
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- Aug 8, 2018
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This seems random but what do you guys think about the MK overall cleanliness ?
I’m just curious to know if it’s dirty all the time with trash cans full and bathrooms nasty. I don’t visit the parks often but from what I’ve seen it seems to be pretty clean.
However some people have said Disneyland is more maintained in that regard. I would like some thoughts concerning this matter.
I’m just curious to know if it’s dirty all the time with trash cans full and bathrooms nasty. I don’t visit the parks often but from what I’ve seen it seems to be pretty clean.
However some people have said Disneyland is more maintained in that regard. I would like some thoughts concerning this matter.
Comes and goes, right now they are pleading hardship not being able to fully staff. It will never be what it was in the early years that most people hold up as the standard.
- Aug 8, 2018
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Thanks for the response and I figured it was probably hit or miss based on staffing levels.
I think on a day-to-day basis both parks are really good about cleanliness…clearing trash cans, sweeping floors, etc.
Disneyland, though, feels like it gets refurbished more frequently with “fresher” materials. That, plus the smaller space actually needed to be kept track of makes it seem cleaner even if, in my opinion, both coast’s maintenance/custodial teams are super diligent about doing things right.
The bathrooms being out of soap or paper towels (or a sink not working) is a more common thing to me than overflowing trash cans from what I’ve seen recently.
Let's be honest a working sink at Disney has always been a bit of a roll of the dice
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