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Florida governor removes elected opposition official, replaces with political ally
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this post was submitted on 09 Aug 2023
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You're not missing anything, WDW hasn't been worth the price of admission since 2019. This from a former WDW Employee.
As a former Disneyland cast member, I'm very interested to see the difference between the resorts. I should do it soon before Florida does even more despicable shit.
I've been to WDW, DL, and DLP. I last went to WDW in Dec 2020. It was terrible; the way they changed the fast pass system made it far more difficult to ride the rides. The cast members did not seem to even want to be there, and honestly, the magic wasn't there. I went to DL a year ago and it was fantastic. The cast members is in the groove, making the experience top tier, the crowds were having fun, and it was full of that Disney magic.
As for Disney Land Paris, skip it (I lived in Europe at the time). Zero magic, it felt like a six flags, no magic.
I think the pandemic might have had an effect on your experience at WDW.
You went during the winter covid wave before most people could get vaccinated and were surprised workers didn't want to be there?
WDW was absolutely packed. Wall to wall people. It was December 31st when we went.
All the more reason for the workers to not want to be there.
As someone who lives near Buena Park, it seems like 80% of the people I meet worked there at some point in their life.