[Captgoodguy]

I've started to post a response to this several times, but each time it feels like I'm just bashing Disney.

The bottom line is that I agree with Park Hopper too.

I have seen Disney when Disney was at it's best. Now it seems to be at it's cheapest. I think the overall concern here is "Yes, Disney is still the best, but it's declining. It's losing its level of magic that it once had." We want to stop the decline before it becomes just another theme park or the level of magic goes so low it can't come back and we all start looking elsewhere to spend our vacation dollars. We all love Disney and want it to continue to be the happiest place on earth and our favorite place to go.

I also felt that there were several statements in Al's response that were based on opinion, not facts or he only presented partial facts in order to swing the public's opinion his way. Let's look at the CM's who lost their job at MGM in the Indiana Jones Spectacular because they reduced the number of shows. There were definitely jobs cut for the bottom line.