"I love Disney World, but wokeness is ruining the experience"

[Sad Bunny]

 

[Sad Bunny]

This cracka lost his damn mind

 

[YvrzTrvly]

Man your fat ass (guy in Twitter img) ruining my experience everywhere

 

[Spence]

Fat ass needs to take a lap on foot around all 4 parks and count to 10

 

[Paper Boi]

i mean just look at him

 

[Why-Fi]

but his mood

 

[Koba St]

 

[Sad Bunny]

i mean just look at him

Look at the figures in the background too

Definition of cac privilege.

 

[BigMoneyGrip]

Be a pedo crehs

 

[Elim Garak]

 

[Rekkapryde]

i mean just look at him

 

[George's Dilemma]

That article is interesting. Reading that was like watching an animal on safari adjusting to climate change. I don't have an opinion one way or the other, but it is fascinating seeing how people react to the world changing around them. The guy wants his Disney back because it's gotten too political, but he had the nerve to write the following,

"Regardless, corporations have always made politically motivated decisions. Usually, it is due to the desire to make a profit, but sometimes it is due to the values of the people in the corporation. Walt Disney used his corporation to express his patriotism during World War II and his pro-capitalism beliefs afterward. The difference today is that the people who run Disney use social media to scream to the whole world that a decision has been made for political reasons."

 

[BaggerofTea]

"woke" is the new

 

[Spence]

Cross eyed fakkit that is still mad his king Trump lost and wants others to conform to “Christian values”

This dude will have a culture shock if he ever makes it to the Paris park, they BEEN had tattoos open and smoke since the 90’s

 

[Cowboyz89]

Fukkin cacs. lmao
The whole article is ridiculous, but the beginning is incredible

My family and I have been loyal Disney customers for decades. We vacation at Disney World every year. We take a Disney cruise every year or two. Consequently, we spend way too much money in Orlando.

Unfortunately, I am strongly rethinking our commitment to Disney and, thus, Orlando. The more Disney moves away from the values and vision of Walt Disney, the less Disney World means to me. Disney is forgetting that guest immersion is at the core of its business model. When I stand in Galaxy’s Edge or Fantasyland, I know I am in a theme park but through immersion and my willingness to set the real world aside, something magical happens.

That spell is broken when the immersive experience is shattered by the real world. And boy, has Disney been breaking the immersion.

Recently, Disney announced that cast members are now permitted to display tattoos, wear inclusive uniforms and display inclusive haircuts. Disney did all of this in the name of allowing cast members to express themselves.


The problem is, I’m not traveling across the country and paying thousands of dollars to watch someone I do not know express themselves. I am there for the immersion and the fantasy, not the reality of a stranger’s self-expression. I do not begrudge these people their individuality and I wish them well in their personal lives, but I do not get to express my individuality at my place of business.