Being excited about new entertainment in WDW is like being excited about getting new rims on this car.
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just work fully on epcot and forget the other parks , my opinion![]()
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Being excited about new entertainment in WDW is like being excited about getting new rims on this car.
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My analogy still stands. Fix all the things that need repairing before you add a parade.
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I have always thought the rides were very well taken care of. The only rides i have ever seen have problems are Its a Small World and The Great Movie Ride and the problems were only with the effects and such. I give WDW a lot of credit on how well the parks and rides are maintained.![]()
I didn't mean ride maintenance, I meant maintenance around the park: In the 80's & 90's you couldn't find a surface that needed a fresh coat of paint...nothing was neglected. That's not the case anymore.
“The trouble with quotes on the Internet is one never knows if they are genuine.” —Abraham Lincoln
I understand what you are saying now. The first time i visited WDW was in 2000 so I never got to visit in the 80's or 90's. I think the only reason you see more neglected things now is that the resort is SO BIG (and constantly growing) that there is not enough maintenance people to keep up with the demand.
I've been going to EPCOT since it opened. Seen many versions. I've loved them all and like the variety.It needs an update. I bore with it and won't give that time to wait for it.
They seem to change up parades more than anything. That is good.- New "mega parade" at the Magic Kingdom called Festival of Fantasy (spring 12)
- Upgrade or replacement of Illuminations: Reflections of Earth at Epcot (late 12/early 13)
I favor the attractions. Shows I can see a few times minus Illuminations that I never seem to bore with likely cause it isn't something I have to line up for. Parades have never been my thing and I can't stand the claustrophobic feeling watching them. I also become claustrophobic watching any version of the castle fireworks up close. To me, I am just as happy to look upward from the Ferry dock or the walkway from Space Mountain.
And I agree with Maintenance of the Parks, which it looks like they are trying to overcome. The parks did go through a long period where the bar slipped from the late 90's from paint to bushes to lawns. Attractions I've had my share of breakdowns. Space Mountain and Test Track come quickly to mind.
Last edited by HauntedGabe; 08-07-2011 at 01:35 AM.
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personally i think this goes back to the latter part of the Eisner era... keep in mind that in the late 90's it was the creation of AK that took alot of time, money and man power to construct... in the early 2000's it was managements general hamster wheel progress... after Frank Wells passed away, through the Michael Ovitz debacle and eventually the Bob Iger promotion it seemed as though Disney upper management was not going anywhere... and personally i believe the parks and animation took the brunt of this... in the last few years (really since Iger finally got his feet under him) it seems the parks have really taken steps forward... though it seems like recently there are tarps up all over, and construction across the resort i think fans and tourists alike will see a cleaned up park in the near future...
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