[Jonty30]

I would have liked to have visited a Disney park once in my life, like I did as a child of 8. However, I don’t think I could have a good time, no matter how hard I tried.

[VastRWCon]

I was just at Disney World last weekend, seems like most of the male employees are all gay. Just sayin...

[Dilbert San Diego]

I sometimes wonder how our culture is going downhill, to where every company and every institution, wants to bend over backwards to prove that they are liberal.

If you can believe some public opinion polls, hard core liberals are only about 20-25% of the population, yet company after company adopts policies to appease and pander to that 20-25%. Why is that? Is it because they make the most noise? Is it because our media talking heads are heavily drawn from that 20-25%, and have the media platform to push liberalism? How exactly did we get to this point?

[the OlLine Rebel]

Screw these Faux-Disney enablers.

Thank God we already went 4 years ago. I was concerned enough. What with Gay Day (my birthday, to boot) for some 20 years.

The real Disney would be so angry.

[Seruzawa]

Disneyland became awful decades ago. Sometime in the 90s they got rid of all the quiet areas where one could just sit quietly and not be bothered for a while. Every singe square inch of the park was set to to have someone or something trying to sell you something. The last time we went in 1997 there was still an area outside the gate where you could sit and have lunch without having to buy food in the park. Now they’ve gotten rid of all that. Even in 1997 it was $20 for a burger fries and a soda. And then they got rid of the food bars and you have to sit in restaurants now.

On top of that Disney is acquiring so many media companies and homogenizing movies and music so that it’s all mediocre and woke. Eventually there will be no escape from the vile mediocre fascist perverts at Disney.

[The Louiswu]

My wife and I have got to DW: Epcot, Animal Kingdom and Disney Studios several times in the past and we had a great time every time. We know it’s going to be expensive, we save up our money and go first class, we stay at a Disney property, we love the Hotel Orleans. By going thru a travel agent we were able to cut the price a bit and got a few nice perks. We buy a Park Hopper and are able to cut our wait times on our favorite rides, many times moving to the front of the line or only having to wait just a few minutes. We don’t use the meal plan, we don’t have kids so we eat when we want where we want, if the restaurant is full usually there is a diner in the same area that serves the same food with usually little or no wait.

We don’t care about the gay stuff or the woke stuff, we ignore it, we enjoy the rides, the sights, and even the crowds to some extent. We go for the memories and the laughs, we both get to feel like kids again when we go to DW. The Parks are clean and safe which is a lot more than we can say for a lot of other vacation spots.

All that being said I hope we get to go again in the near future at least one last time before circumstances prevent us from traveling anymore.

[Bonemaker]

“Have a wonderful day” (ie go f... yourselves) Disney.😎

[Salman]

Nothing bad in this article, but really Disney should *already* be dead to you for other reasons.

[Albion Wilde]

The Democrat Party is no longer just one of two American mainstream political parties; instead of the party of the working family, it’s become anti-American and anti-Christian. Don’t teach your kids to vote Democrat.

And the Disney company is no longer reflecting the wholesome family values of its founder. It’s become an indoctrination center for anti-natural identity politics. Wake up and stop taking your kids to Disney.

Take them to oceans, lakes, rivers, mountains, canyons—places where they can learn about the awesome power of created nature.

[Hawleyish]

I really cannot believe any conservative types would give Disney the time of day, with or without children. They are indirectly (maybe directly) responsible for much of the dysfunction in our culture today. And it has been that way for at least 20 years.

[Stravinsky]

I love classic Disney animation. And I’m an admirer of Walt and the vision he had with the parks. And there have been many good imagineers over the years and some of the Disney attractions are classics.

But today’s Disney is not of that quality. Every now and then something good manages to come out of the Mouse, but it’s mostly mediocrity mixed with the same dangerous leftist ideas that you find everywhere else.