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| AutoPost
Sun 2/22/2009 7:38p | This topic is for Discussion of: 2/22/09 How Disney could really please its customers (True-Life Adventureland) |
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| trekkeruss
Sun 2/22/2009 10:19p | If there was one One Disney thing I wish would happen is to have passport good for both DL and WDW, or better yet, one that would work at any of the Disney parks around the world. |
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| avro_imagineer
Mon 2/23/2009 1:33a | ^^ Or at minimum give a discount for an AP holder of another resort. |
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| Hans Reinhardt
Mon 2/23/2009 10:02a | Buried in the middle of that press release is this statement: "Economic realities require that we do this in a simplified and streamlined manner that eliminates redundancies."
All flowery corporate rhetoric aside, that line pretty much sums up why this plan is being implemented. Look forward to seeing even more Pixar and Princess nonsense filling up the Magic Kingdoms in the coming years. |
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| fkurucz
Mon 2/23/2009 5:44p | ^^Look forward to me to vacationing elsewhere. |
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| Kennesaw Tom
Tue 2/24/2009 9:53a | I"m not ready to throw Disney under the bus. But what thing that annoys me is how the Disney Company says that the laying off of 800 employees and the guest will not see a decline in their experience in either park. Not for nothing but fewer housekeepers and custodial staff is going to mean more messy room and more trash around the parks. |
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| avro_imagineer
Tue 2/24/2009 4:17p | ^^ get rid of a handful of executives. You'll get the 800 (and then some) back mousekeepers and custodial. Now I know executives are paid big bucks for hard decisions (including tile colour, selected from a handful presented by a professional designer) but if you think about decisions/effort put in per choice. (Say a mousekeeper does a minimum of 8 rooms, each room with half a dozen decisions) versus the 1 decision an executive makes after a week of golf...
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| TINK-MOBILE
Tue 2/24/2009 5:19p | One of the first things that was ever told to us after each visit to Disneyland by our friends was the cleanliness of the park, it was spotless and it really stuck in their minds as a great attraction that brings them back year after year, if Disney ever let go of this feature , if would be a crying shame, this would be a turning point with a lot of guests...I agree cut top executive jobs ...not the jobs of the guys and gals who helped to make this WELCOME Place The Happiest Place On Earth .....hope no one loses their jobs.. |
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| trekkeruss
Tue 2/24/2009 5:40p | Maybe I am wrong, but the announcement is about the people at the top, not the bottom. |
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| TINK-MOBILE
Tue 2/24/2009 7:29p | I agree with you trekkeruss...a passport
that would allow Disney's Guests access to both DL AND WDW...now that would be a good thing....Perhaps even a Ap pass for
Families.....set rates depending on sizes of course..... |
