Walt Disney kept a 600-square-foot studio apartment above the firehouse on Main Street. It’s maintained as a shrine to the park’s founder and kept just as he left it, with Victorian antiques, red velvet carpeting and a device for making grilled cheese sandwiches. Outsiders are rarely allowed inside. A light shines from the window at all times as a symbol of Disney’s eternal presence.
Weird.""
Not weird to me. He did outsranding work and todays creative work is just not as detailed, IMO. More animated, but not as detailed. I remember Japanese guests being wowed by the Abe Lincoln display, when he "stood up".
You're entitled to your opinion, and I am entitled to mine.