Disney World is a Dystopian Nightmare
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- Опубликовано: 4 июл 2024
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▬ Sections of the Video ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬
0:00 - Intro
4:14 - The Stressful Park Experience
14:57 - The Cost of Disney
23:58 - The Galactic Cruiser
28:30 - Park Psychology
33:21 - Disney Worshippers
34:33 - Mickey Mansions
38:34 - Disney Weddings
45:30 - Extras
47:50 - Conclusion
▼ CREDIT ▼
►Outro Segment Music
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Song: Wish I was Prime
►Background Music
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Songs: Lemon Switchel, Night Shift, Ambrosia Cascade, Colestown, Lucky Wednesday, Bokeh, Virtual Soul, Last Stop, Time Exhaust, Different Energy
Classical Music: Blue Danube, Symphony No. 5
►Game in background: Cuphead
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- Majority of prices, hotel calculations, and Galactic cruiser information from: Disney's official webpages.
- Wait time averages calculated using information readily available at touringplans. com
- Non-Disney resort cost screenshots from Expedia
- Spiderman situation information gathered from multiple articles found on google. Specifics include: independent co uk, NY post
- Additional information regarding the parks gathered from: Disney Food Blog, WDW News Today
- Crowd calendar image by Ziggy Knows Disney
- Disney wedding information found on Disney's official wedding site
- Golden Oak information found on Disney's official Golden Oak site
- Other webpages discussing the usage of smellitizers: orlandoparksguy, phdprincess, duchessofdisneyland,
- Websites providing information on the importance of olfactory memory and how smells improve moods: verywellmind, psychologytoday
- The webpage highlighting how difficult it is to book a reservation: wdwprepschool 
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Ah, now I understand what my parents meant when they said I could either have "A week at Disneyland or money for college" when I was younger.
Omg mine said the same thing..... I chose Disney as a dumb kid🥲 very dysfunctional & I regret it immensely
@@catsantos353 you don’t need college, it’s a waste of fuckin’ money anyway. Just learn a trade or get a basic job down south
Whoah, that's insane. I mean, for both reasons honestly. Neither should cost this much!
I actually once asked my mom why she even took us to Disney when my older sister and I were only like 6 and 3 years old. We would’ve had way more fun if we went when we were like 11+
I think my parents said the same thing but with a house and I don't remember what I chose
My mom is a Disney adult. It hurts her feelings that I don't like Disney anymore. It hurts my feelings that she could be so devoted to such a dystopian cooperate entity
*corporate 👌🏽
Yeah
My mom is a Disney adult too. It hurts my heart seeing her let a corporation walk all over her, all because of a little yellow bear.
She was brainwashed by them.
@@x-treme_gamer cooperate is funny though.
Not allowing your bought character on a kids funeral is pure evil and really selfish.
Fuck Disney. I despise them. Great animation, terrible business practices.
i think about this a lot, what were they gonna do if the family did it anyways? desecrate a toddler's grave?
@@fursona_au_chocolat I feel like Disney would aaaabsolutely do it. And then say how proud they are for protecting the character and upholding the most important thing in the world - American copyright laws 😢
The story makes no sense. Who cares what is on a gravestone lol
@@fursona_au_chocolat they would sue the parent to death. Literally.
It's absolutely disgusting to me that they have the audacity to charge people food at their hotels. You're paying thousands to be there, yet they cant make you waffles
Honestly, when i was last at universal, my ex and i went to waffle house for breakfast like 3 of the 4 days. The food was better, cheaper, and WAY more filling so no need to eat at the park.
@@gotenks5633 universal charges for breakfast too? News to me but that's absolute bs as well
dont you normally pay for hotel food
@@ashisthecoolestmost hotels I've ever been to offer free breakfast to whoever stays there
@@shaneh3109 so i dont know what plan my ex paid for at our hotel, but sadly no meals were included. We did eat breakfast once just to try our hotels cafeteria/restaurant area but tbh? The food was pretty subpar, it was all worse than restaurant quality and cost much more
Spider-Man: visits terminally ill children several times throughout multiple canons to make them feel better and at peace in their final days
Disney: that's against character
Everyone: Are you sure about that
Disney: no- no- no- we dont do that here
Spider-Man: has a whole origin story of becoming a superhero because he felt that his uncle’s death was his fault
Disney: no your origin story is that your now our property and you make us money
Ok they approve this headstone…… next thing you know every headstone of children and adults has their beloved character.
@@MrBobbo18 Ok, and...?
The mouse doesn’t care about anyone but himself. The mouse literally built a clubhouse in the shape of himself.
And named everything after him
Classic rat.
Micky Mouse is already becoming less relevant and relevant. Sponge bob, Sonic, Mario, and Spiderman are already getting there in terms of recognizability.
@@theminecraft2516 I'm starting to miss the old Paper Mario... why...? 😢
The Mouse ritualistically changes U.S. copyright law to remain hooked up to the company built around him.
The Disney homes remind me of that fake world from Coraline. Surface-wise it's sweet, context-wise it's creepy as hell.
I agree umbrella corporation.
It even has the same gaslighting part
It is really freaky sounding and looking. But I also think of Walt's original concept for Epcot being a town/community. Of course, while Walt is a flawed person, his ideas were definitely nowhere near as money-grubbing or cultish as modern Disney's mansions. I didn't even know these freaky things existed until this vid lol
This is less a chill, innovative community and more like a consumerist version of a company town.
Former cast member here, Disney adults will happily cough up 50$ for two meals a milk and a disani.
Did the workers got a decent salary at least?
Exactly, Disney adults are the ones with money not family’s 🤣
@@elbolainas4174minimum wage but that depends on the role
That's... Terrifying actually.
@@Alisibeth_Talia212 oh it got worse the more kids they had I’ve seen $70 orders that were just four meals (drinks and fries included)
I remember reading somewhere that Disney Land was originally made as a way for working class families to get a break from life. Walt would be disappointed if that’s the case in what his park has become
to remind, walt disney was also a nazi supporter
He wouldn't be disappointed, he'd be furious at what his company has turned into. A dead zombie shell of a company that only cares about money over the old core foundational values.
However, he would be mostly happy with the movie side of it, minus what they've done with purchasing other brands. He wouldn't like that part. The part of being good story telling, like Toy story, Beauty and the beast, and many others, would make him proud.
aw man
Just like how John & George are disappointed that WMG is destroying Beatles fan artists/remixers and utterly shitting on the fandom every chance they get
Well it WOULD still be a place for working class families, had minimum wage risen with inflation, but we can't have nice things, now can we?
The fact that the Bellagio, one of the country's most famous resorts for luxury, is LESS expensive than Disney's most BASIC accommodations speaks volumes.
And I would assume the Bellagio is all inclusive when it comes to food and drink? As opposed to Disney where you even have to buy that stuff separately
@@zach415 You still have to pay though I'd say $40-60 per person for a luxury buffet is reasonable. Alcohol is an additional $20 which includes refills.
$40 is for brunch (breakfast and lunch)
$60 is for dinner.
@@fenrisvermundr2516 still probably cheaper than the Star Wars Hotel. Plus I did some research on this place and apparently they have regular performances by Cirque du Soleil so make of that what you will
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how?
fun fact: in my country, people usually use the term "are you living at Disney?" to say that someone is having a crazy nonsensical idea or exaggerated nonsense
which ironically fits in well with the video (about people literally spending millions to live in Disney mansions and get married there)
Yes indeed😅
what country? i like learning about other cultures/languages phrases
They use the same term here in Brazil as a slang. I dunno where the first guy lives tho lmao
over here in Argentina we say "see you in Disney" as a way to say "lol yeah that's not happening"
Um salve do Brasil😊
When you're a child Disney World seems like the most amazing thing ever.
When you're an adult Disney World is utterly disgusting.
Or as I see it now, not only a dystopia but a person’s own personal hell because that’s what Disney Parks are now
I was in a disney land once, and even then it wasn’t magical. Because I’m (undiagnosed) autistic it was a sensory hell: people, sounds, bright light. And rides weren’t that impressive. I mostly liked it because i was able to spend time with my relatives
I feel like modern Disney World will not seem amazing to any child anyway🤷♀️ What child would enjoy an hour and a half wait for a couple-minute ride??? That’s so weird
True. I went to Disneyland recently and, if I was more younger I would be super excited and think it's so cool. But since I'm a late teen, when I went there I felt like after an hour or so I was losing my mind because I was bored and how it wasn't that exciting (though could also be due to the fact I wasn't with anyone else.)
True. I went to Disneyland recently and, if I was more younger I would be super excited and think it's so cool. But since I'm a late teen, when I went there I felt like after an hour or so I was losing my mind because I was bored and how it wasn't that exciting (though could also be due to the fact I wasn't with anyone else.)
0:41 Also, not to mention, Disney also once sued a daycare for having Winnie The Pooh characters on the side of their building. And it was a locally owned daycare, too.
They are that greedy💀
Just shows how damn petty they are
@@RC.- Which one? I am born and raised American so I might not know about it, and you're also free to not answer.
@@ZirconiaGacha They planned to trademark the Day Of The Dead because of their film Coco, but backed off after backlash
Now I'm picturing a Mickey Mouse repo-truck stealing away people who have tattoos of Disney owned characters. "You branded yourself without paying us, so now we own you! Your first day of work at the park is next week."
It took years of manipulation and propaganda, but I finally convinced my children that vacationing elsewhere is better. Took them to the summer Rocky Mountains last year, and they were blown away. Fishing, river tours, horseback riding tours, hiking, wildlife observation, mountain coasters, and a ton of other stuff. We even went to a rodeo, because why not? And while doing ALL of these activities, there is literal eye candy in every direction. Its gorgeous. The air is fresh. There aren’t people EVERYWHERE. Cost me HALF of what Disney would have, with zero crying, zero complaining about waiting, and zero dogshit frozen “quick service” meals destroying my digestive tract.
Damn straight facts right there!!!
Good on you! I bet your kids loved that experience, the fishing in the mountains sounds like heaven
From UK, America has so many beautiful natural places with wildlife such as mountains and cliffs yet we don’t hear about them like we hear about Canada and Central America.
You don’t have to wait over an out to ride a horse, to fish, or to watch one of the many spectacles of nature take place. That is is exactly why I find a vacation like that worlds better than anything Disney has to offer. You all may have opinions that say otherwise, but I do stand strong on my opinion.
Makes me glad I never was really into Disney that much beyond maybe lion king and toy story, I only recall asking to go to disneyworld a few times, not like it mattered much since we didn't vacation at places that had either world or land. I think the one school trip for band to disney world was enough to cure me of ever going again lol. The other vacation spots we went to were faaar better.
Imagine buying one of those 15 dollar milk drinks then some person or a kid bumps into you to spill it on the floor.
@Just_a_DHMIS_fannah jit racist💀
@Just_a_DHMIS_fan No we'd have to send them somewhere worse...
Vancouver, Canada.
in their defense, when something like that happened with my family they gave us all a new one so we could enjoy them together. that was in 2007 or so, maybe they are just less hyper focused on that sort of thing now
They entered a family of 3, leaving a family of 2.
@@dizzylilthingthey would still do this in 2024 -someone that worked there a few months ago
I'm a 3D animator who's been trained by an absolute Disney legend. None of us wants to work for these people anymore. A lot of the people in charge have no experience in media production. If they treat us like nothing more than cogs in the machine, I can guarantee you that you're nothing more than cattle to them.
Don't support this thing. There are much better, and cheaper options out there for your vacations.
Personally. I’m not a big fan of a corporation owning entire towns like colonies. Just screams “we want to form our own country”
It was a thing, and apparently never went away. It's disgusting and needs to be stopped.
It screams, "we want to start our own cult"
@@ijustlikebees want to start?
You mean “has started”
@@icel8828 oh god
Idk, if fender owned a Corporate town where musicians were tax exempt and every kid above 14 got free instruments, that would be pretty sick 😎
I love the animators and storytellers that breathe life into the movies and animations, NOT the Disney company itself.
The voice actors, too. ❤️
Agreed! The people working on those deserve all the praise thy get.
The problem are the higher ups. Many people who got together with disney to fund a show expressed their distaste for the company, and wish they found another funder. The shows and movies are great, but the higher ups.. Eugh no.
Same
THIS yes this right here ^^^
fun fact my mom is a certified disney travel agent meaning that she literally makes a living planning rich ppls trips to disney for them.....and as a result she gets to go to disney parks at a discounted rate (some of which ive tagged along on) so lemme just say i know FULL well how fucked the process of both planning for AND going on a trip to disney is 💀like that shit is an all day affair i mean if u wake up even so much as a SECOND after 6:30 in the morning ur chances of waiting less than 30 mins-1 hr for space mountain or smthn like that r second to none
I will never forget the day I waited in line for the 7 Dwarves Mine Train for 3 hours and 45 minutes as a young child. Imagine purgatory, but somehow even more boring than that.
That’s even worse than the time i had to wait like an hour and a half to go onto the guardians of the galaxy tower thing.
@@chazzywaz I genuinely have no idea what on earth caused it, I feel like the ride broke down twice throughout the time I was waiting though they did _not_ say that directly to the people in line. I’ve always lived about an hour from the Florida parks and that stands as the longest I’ve ever waited in line for any ride, and since that ride is a few minutes at best, I honestly would’ve rather been punched in the face when entering the line than wait it out for that.
And it only takes 1 minute
@@Andydacoolkid _EXACTLY._ It was a fun ride sure, but when the wait for it is literally over *22,000%* longer than the ride itself then something is seriously wrong. It’s pretty consistent like that too, I’ve lived near the Disney and Universal parks in Orlando forever now and they’ve always been pretty much like that. Maybe not that long each time, but easily over an hour to two hours for an average wait time no matter what you’re going on from my personal experience.
@@mr.cschaosworkshop4100the fact you had to wait that long for a few minute ride is absurd.
God damn, planing a military operation sounds easier than planning a Disney trip.
First we will take on the left trench to avoid any presence and then aboard the damn fucking ride oh God where did my 300$ went
I'd rather pay for my 1 year course in the university in London than for a week's vacation in Disney World.
it sometimes is
I'm imagining the scene from Downfall where Hitler is fuming, but it's over fast passes and blue milk prices
In the navy here can confirm haha
One time I asked my mom if she enjoyed disney world (we went once), and she said:
"Oh heck no, I'd never go again, too much money and planning."
I asked why we went and she said,
"To check it off the middle-class parent checklist." I am not joking-
Lmao
Your parents sounds pretty cool 😎
that is reason for most
I love your mom lol
@TM-rc3ck Europe won't suck your money and soul away from you
Some people are way more obsessed with the wedding as an event than they are their marriage as a long term commitment. You’ll never convince me a couple who bought a Disney wedding care about the latter
As a European, I finally understand those videos with American kid families and why they were so incredibly hype about going to Disneyland, because the cost of going there is the equivalent of a god damn once-in-a-lifetime vacation to the moon.
I was thinking of the ad for Disneyland I saw on my Pocahontas VHS as kid while I was reading this, and for some reason that made the last part even funnier. 😂
Meh. I'm from Mexico and we were able to go when I was a kid. We were a middle class home back then.
@@AlexVanChezlawThe prices def went up a fuck ton thanks to the past CEO
I went to the Disney park in France, as a kid, for my school graduation (I’m Portuguese).
It was fine but the food…I still remember how horrible it was. Absolutely horrid. Who goes to France to eat terrible food?!
It was cowboy themed and I well believe that people back then ate that horribly, considering the many stomach issues that were going around.
"disney can't control the weather"
give them time, they'll be raining out protests with mickey-shaped snowflakes eventually.
Or build a glass globe that will rise up from the ground to cover the entire park when it’s starting to rain 😂
“raining out protests with snowflakes”
huh?
@@MrBahema i couldn't think of a good way to say "if this technology ever becomes possible disney will use this for ironically whimsically-branded war crimes"
don't give em ideas man
@@DevilGvts true
That married couple be like: "Starve our guests starve our guests, put their patience to the test"
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BAHAHAHA THAT’S WONDERFUL
Lmao
you should be on the top 10 comments of all time
Is that a be our guest reference?
As an amateur baker: I could make 40 cookies that are more visually appealing and likely taste better for roughly that same price.
I misread baker as biker, for some reason.
@@blakksheep736 funnily enough, I am also an amateur biker. (As in bicycle, not motorcycle)
@@thatonepossum5766 well then!
@@thatonepossum5766lmao I love this conversation
@@billnocolis9368
Same. :D
I 100% agree with the Dasani rant. They literally put SALT in their water! It dehydrates you! And they don't really have water fountains around--which with Florida heat is a legitimate safety hazard. Makes me SO MAD.
That’s crazy
Honesty, and I hate to say this, but Dasani water isn't as bad as people say it is. Nestle water is the truly evil brand of water. I would rather drink Dasani over any Nestle water brand.
@@dylanahern7039 Can you explain? Is it because of where they source water or something?
@@ErutaniaRose It's not spring water that's why its mineral water makes your more thirsty becasue of the sodium in it. So when you buy bottle water get spring water.
@@micenabled9418 Ahh, fair point.
A small child loving and admiring Spiderman so much that his family wanted to commemorate that on his untimely gravestone...is EXACTLY the kind of magic Disney should be aiming for. What the hell.
Yeah that was such a sad story and they have the audacity to make it a problem. And the worst is, even if they own the Marvel rights, it wasn't them creating the characters.I don't get it, even if they don't care about people, but decided to allow it or even cover the cost for a good spider man themed grave stone (which for them is literally pennies) it would've been such a good marketing trick and was going boost their reputation with the people. It's like they are trying really hard for the people to hate them in the past 10 years.
"Doesn't preserve the innocence and magic" _MY ASS_ . Do they have ANY idea how great it is that a kid loves one of the characters that they own so much that he wants a headstone of them of him on his gravestone?
Y'know. I'm not going to paint him as the perfect being, but Walt Disney would DEFINITELY not have acted like that.
Bloody hell!
I could imagine him not only giving him a Spiderman, but paying for the entire preperations, and then driving himself and Stan Lee 8h to take part at the funeral. Like really. Walt loved kids.
They don't owe that kid a thing.
@@hansjuker8296 not the point
the sad part is the ppl wearing the mascot costumes are probably their underpaid college employees, the money they spent on their “appearances” is more than what those kids make in a month, maybe two
Keep in mind their job also entails wearing 50 pound fur suits in FLORIDA for extended periods of time and still being expected to put on a convincing and lifelike performance. These people are literally burning alive for the sake of entertainment and getting paid shit for doing it.
Or six.
Yeah, 2730 bucks for 30 min with Mickey and the bitch (I do not care about her name), I would paid whould be 50 dollars max,I am setting Disney world on fire, who wants to come with me?
I bet instead of being paid to be a mascot, YOU have to pay so you can be a mascot
Seeing these waiting times reminds me of Escalator Land from The Fairly OddParents. “Dad, when do we get to the ride?”
“This IS the ride!”
“YIPEE!”
“It’s giving poverty core” that’s the best line of the year
imagine paying for two strangers in rat costumes to come to your wedding for an hour instead of providing food and water to your hundreds of attendees
It’s like bringing a birthday clown to entertain at a bachelors party.
@@stingerjohnny9951 It's actually worse, because bachelor's parties are typically spent with friends, and if you have that kind of humour you could totally do something like that ironically (except don't make the clown feel too bad), but a wedding with your actual family, wherein you deny them food, is on another level.
@Long Hei Linus KWAN Yeah, the Mickey mascots don’t even speak. They are only there to pose for photos and sign autographs.
I just thought of something and I need to share it with the world: Hiring Gaston for Bachelorette parties.
@@stingerjohnny9951 You said Gaston at a bachelorette party, and suddenly I kind of want a wedding...
@@stingerjohnny9951 At least the clown would stick around for more than fucking 30 minutes and not charge 3000 grand for it.
i think there's something ghoulish about having a "Pocahontas" inspired wedding dress because of the actual story behind the "real" Pocahontas. It's just absolutely ghoulish
as a native person... that's so barf inducing
As a person in general I really don’t like the implications of it. Especially when in combination with the forced representation + Chinese racist and homophobic pandering added to their movies now. Corporate money grubbing at its worst everyone! Kill me
Or how the Chinese traditionally treated women as second class... in fact, every nationality has had a dark past regarding how they treated women overall, period!!!
@@LadyCoyKoi yep, there are pretty much no exceptions to that
I know it’s such an American thing to claim, but it’s in my mom’s family’s history book of lineage, so it’s fact. Pocahontas is my great grandmother around (17?) lines back. As a kid, I was like wow that’s so cool I’m related to the only REAL Disney princess!!!! But now it’s just like wow ok….
Disney in 2064 be like..
Employee: You need to pay $500 a second for existing!
No! No! NO! YOU DONT HAVE A MAGIC LIGHTING GENIE+ PASS BOOKED 365 DAYS IN ADVANCE!!!!!!!!! YOU WILL BE FINED FOR 1,000,000,000 USD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@Playerano8isntcoolin 2067 money, that's luckily only $2.67
This is crazy, i was in Spain for almost a whole month with roughly the equal to 3,000-3,400 dollars. This amount included plane tickets, hotels, meals, and everything else while touring non stop through 4 cities. I even felt that i underspent since i looked for cheap accommodation and transportation, so i could spare a bit more for food and tickets to museums and attractions and it was amazing. Inside my country i've travelled for as little as 300-400 dollars total for 7 days, and these experiences make me feel reassured that i would never go to that craphole called Disney.
You literally can pay for your entire Honeymoon in East Asia, Europe or Latin America just with the cost of Mickey and Minnie costumes being in your wedding for 60 minutes.
The big question is why would you want them at your wedding, still horrifying though
They'd have to pay me that amount if they were to show up at my wedding
Yeah, I’d take seeing my family in the Azores over having Mickey and Minnie at my wedding
And risk Disney suing you for copyright infringement? I DON'T THINK SO.
@@marvlouslie2053 Well, many of those places aren’t exactly known for strict enforcement of intellectual property, though many changes have been happening to enforce local copyrights and local intellectual properties.
I spent 4k with my husband in Tokyo Japan for 11 days on our honeymoon and that included lodging, food, several events, and transportation. The only thing it did not include was the flights. This is all cheaper than 2 nights at a star wars hotel at Disney World.
I can honestly say Tokyo Disney was a far better experience then the Disney world in America AND everything was cheaper!
Despite what some critics think, Paris Disneyland is still cheaper than the American Disneyland parks.
Exactly, its a mix of peak mental illness and total lack of taste that anybody spends what they do at Disney.
@@SlapstickGenius23 true
Honestly, all that money Disney made for a decade and still make sh*t movies and shows
As a Mexican, this kinda gives me a newfound appreciation for the *quality* of a vacation you can have here, at a reasonable price (especially for Americans). We stayed at this hotel called Azul Fives for a whole week and let me just tell you it was freakin' awesome. The people were so nice too.
As someone who actually works at WDW, I am disgusted by how expensive it is to stay here and enjoy the parks. As a kid (2010-2012), my parents had an annual pass because we are Florida residents and we could actually be thrifty with our park experience; but now you have to pay an arm and a leg for anything similar to that time period.
I only still go now because I can get in for free, otherwise there is no way I could justify still going to the parks
I'm Brazilian and grew up extremely disappointed by never having had the opportunity to go to Disney World. My parents just didn't have the money, and it made me so miserable they actually *apologized* to me for it.
Now, as an adult, let me tell you: Disney World is not a magical place. Want to see a real magical place? Go to the woods. To the beach. Go home and hug your family. That's magic. Not a dystopian ultracapitalist amusement park made for bankrupting parents.
Cheers to that one 🍻
It's actually pretty amazing sorry you never got to go it would be expensive to go there all the way from Brazil i was poor when i was a kid but we lived in Orlando and went all the time mostly for free from friends or family members that worked there plus in those days it only cost 3.95 to get in and 7.95 with a 7 adventure ticket book haha I'm old
there are so many resorts that would make a better vacation AND be way cheaper in ceara alone
Based,tho i disagree with the ultracapitalist part,Disney and most big businesses dont like ultracapitalism.
Real.
I always knew that Disney was overpriced, but I never knew that the numbers go THIS HIGH. The fastpass/genie+ thing is also stupid and like most things way too overcomplicated than it should be. I know that there are a lot of people in those parks, so the wait times for rides are also long, but I didn't expect wait times of over an hour. 🤯
YES. Even with the fast passes we had to wait for sometimes an hour, it was absolutely ridiculous.
Many Disney fans like me have criticized for the park being overpriced. I just play Disneyland servers in Minecraft because they’re free.
@@eko9554 the ultimate power move
Yep *Sips tea* and it only gets worse
thelegendguy They are eventually being built on BTE but they’re not fully opened. Plus MCParks and ImagineFun is the most popular and the one I’m most familiar with.
I actually think it's hilarious how the Star Cruiser is closing literally because people just can't afford it. Like EVERYONE I've talked to adores the idea of an immersive SW experience or LARP-type event, but holy shit not for that much! And that's not even taking into other accommodations, like travel to and from Florida, outside food, etc.
5000 dollars for an hour with mickey and minnie???? I could never, thats a whole vacation
The fact that they sued a grieving family for using their property tells you all you need to know about them.
And it’s a character that wasn’t even created by Disney.
@@princesspikachu3915 It wasn't? If it wasn't then that doesn't make any sense.
@@ericgolightly8450 yea spiderman is made by marvel comics and later Disney took rights of Marvel.
@@ericgolightly8450 Stan Lee* wasn't Disney, yet Disney bought his legacy - Disney is monopolizing the entertainment industry under its umbrella because, by today standards, Disney would lose to real creative competitors
*I think Marvel on its own would not have any problem with that
@cat and biscuit The 60s.
It hurts to think that the Disney that I grew up with that gave me The Lion King, Aladdin, and Treasure Planet has now turned into the company that sues a preschool for painting disney characters on their walls.
You don't get it! That preschool was degrading the Disney brand! That means that the actions a megacorporation with an incomprehensibly large pile of money is perfectly justified to take such actions.
Turned to? Promise you it was always like that.
Also atlantis, beauty and the beast, wreck it ralph, and stitch and freakin' lilo
WHAT THE HELL IS RALPH BREAKS THE INTERNET
@@Danovio oh, cooperate crappy Disney didn't really show up until after the 2000's i'm quite sure.
@@styxxalembers Disney is basically the main reason why we have such batsiht crazy copyright laws all around the world
*As of December 2023, ONE ALUMINUM CAN of beer (1 pint) in Downtown Disney in Anaheim is $15 + tax.*
The fact that anyone still goes here is crazy
The fact that some people make it their entire personality is depressing
That disney wedding reddit post was honestly kind of scary. Like, that a human could consider a corporate conglomerate to be integral to their WEDDING.
And then wonder why her guests were angry that besides paying to make the wedding happen and gifts, they were then expected to pay up the nose for crappy food if they didn't want to go home hungry.
Honestly not much different than insisting to be married in a cathedral and having a priest officiate it.
@@Kirbychu1 At least the cathedral is a good show for all the guests involved and doesn't require them to spend hundreds of $ to even access the wedding grounds.
@@ZorotheGallade Fair
@@ZorotheGallade but they are forced in a christian house-idk-what-it-is-but-childmolesterplace.
What I hate is people defending these rich people who buy these Micky mansions, say “oh you’re just jealous”, or “it’s their money they can do what they want with it” like okay, sure, but I’m still going to judge them. No one gets anything from defending rich people. And I don’t care if they “started off in poverty” either.
Exactly. It’s like yeah they can spend their money how they want, doesn’t mean I can’t point out how stupid and dystopian it is.
If rich people can laugh at us for our poor people spending habits, we can laugh at rich people for theirs.
Well, yeah, it’s their money. They can do anything from donating it to buying a golden ass-scratcher.
@@snessi_land true, but we can still laugh at them.
@@ms_cartographer oh yeah. Just as they have the right to spend their money, you have to right to laugh at them.
I went to Disney world once in 2015, and we could just load a fast pass on a wristband
My statistics teacher once said that the best day to go to Disney, the day with the least crowds, is Super Bowl Sunday
they switched to the genie+ system during covid
i'm a former disney cast member, and watching all of this happen breaks my heart. there is so much more i could say, but i feel like i'm always continuously grieving the company i always wanted to work for, watching it get worse & worse.
i feel u
Do I love Disney Parks history/lore/ect? Yes. Do I despise Disney as a company? Also yes.
The work that the imagineers and cast members do is amazing and is always so beautiful, the higher ups are the actual worst.
(Ahem, Bob CheapHack really needs to start putting the money from the price increases INTO the park and employees, not in his pocket)
They removed a bunch of interactive parts in the park when he went into office, so I think maybe the other Bob was a bit better
Agreed
@@ghostly2238 I knew Sorcerer's of the Magic Kingdom and Agent P's World Showcase Adventure went away, but I hadn't even thought about it being tied to Bob Chapek becoming the CEO... it all makes so much sense now.
Yeah. I actually like the parks and have fun in them, but the practices of Disney are not good and I won't try to excuse them for doing stupid shit. Its been especially bad since Chapek has taken the helm. Not to mention the fact that Chapek has been actively removing guest experiences from Disney parks or putting them behind another paywall. Really stupid. Don't even get me started on how awful that Starcruiser hotel is. $5000 for 2 nights of limited access to the parks.
IMO Disney screwed up by going public.
They have large investors they have to answer to now. Meaning, profit increases must always come above all else.
It's no longer Walt Disney's dream. It's become everything he would hate if he were alive.
“we can’t have him on the tombstone! it’ll lose its innocence!” a child’s tombstone having spider-man on it IS innocent, a grieving family wanting to put their child’s favorite character on their tombstone is innocent. bro they straight up shot bambi’s mom in the movie there’s been worse too💀
Bet in the future they're gonna go back and retroactively change it and claim Bambi's mom was sent to the Shadow Realm or whatever :V
@@F1areon LMAO THE SHADOW REALM
@@bootywizard7206 The Spider-Man thing is especially dumb considering, hello, Uncle Ben's death being a major part of Peter's backstory?? Like did Disney not pay attention to the comics?
@@F1areon The short answer, they didn’t.
The personalized cel though was kind of decent. Still reeks of shameful zero-effort damage control, but I guess they can frame it in memory...
Plus they still can't put it on the tombstone because Disney still won't let them, plus it would probably be stolen.
I don't understand how anyone can convince themselves to spend so much money on such a low tier vacation experience.
Right? Even if i had the money, the whole experience just sounds miserable.
When I was 12 I cried at Disney because of how unbelievably hot and busy it was. Sucks because my parents really wanted my sibling and I to enjoy it after planning for so long, but it was just so exhausting and bewildering to be there. I really grew as a person though, as I realized the reality of money and time much faster, since I enjoy people watching and saw other families roughing through it as well. The place really is beautiful, but it quickly disappears once money and time come into play.
Also the hotel room we got was basically Harry Potter's little closet under the stairwell. We saw other people go into their rooms RIGHT next to ours and it looked absolutely luxurious and spacious. It really made me FEEL like Harry Potter.
feeling like harry potter omg🤣🤣
Why couldn’t the couple just have a Disney themed wedding at home? They could’ve decorate the place to make it look reminiscent of the movies or parks, had the food they sell at Disney world, and maybe hired actors/actresses who show up to parties dressed as the characters. It’d probably cost less, and the guests wouldn’t have been pissed.
copyright
@@stanalex3966 if the wedding is a private affair, copyright wouldn't be an issue.
@@stanalex3966 yeah didn’t pay attention? Disney might sue!
Some people might try a Disney theme wedding at “home” but it doesn’t come with the “I got married at a Disney Park” bragging rights. People have more money than common sense. Wasteful. And yeah some people have money to “throw away” but wealth isn’t guaranteed forever. It’s a waste of money. And it’s cheaper to just use Disney Parks for the honeymoon instead.
@@snessi_land I mean, if it’s a backyard thing, I don’t think Disney would waste their time and damage their reputation even more by suing. I’m no expert when it comes to the law, so feel free to correct me
I remember in high school English, reading dystopia books and thinking "Wow, no one would EVER be this loyal to a company!" but here we are...
People can be pretty ridiculously loyal to practically anything as far as I can tell. I can't think of anything I would expect nobody at all to be loyal to.
Disney is simply emulating what organized religion has been doing for millennium.
Hey there’s Amazon as well 🙃
Yup :(
Company towns where people owed their souls to the company stores.
Those prices are insane! I recently had a 2-week trip to Japan which ended up costing me about $3000 in total (out of which roughly half was spent purely on transportation to and around Japan). It baffles me that Americans would pay such insane rates to just hang around an amusement park for a week when that amount of money could get you an unforgettable experience abroad for a week for two.
I live in Florida, and yes it’s as hellish as you think, but if you drive to Orlando you can see the millions of people flocking to the parks constantly. Its an unending torrent of people who flood to place they’ll only leave disappointed and scammed
The people that live in Disney mansions seem like the type of parents that would ground their kids for watching a DreamWorks movie
I mean, I love a lot of Disney's movies, but that's f*cking ridiculous.
What?! I'm pretty sure many Disney fans also have favorite Dreamworks movies...even some of the Disney worshippers.
@@DrawciaGleam02 I love Disney's movies, but there are a lot of Non-Disney animated movies I love as well.
BAHAHAHAA PLS. I know that's outrageous but what's scary is that you could be right 💀
and the vast majority of their ill-gotten wealth is stolen from the hands of people who work for a living
As an environmental scientist, I can give credence to what people say about Disney's pavements. There's a lot of researching being conducted right now in the field on what's now been called the "urban heat island effect" where man-made structures (especially those that do not follow smart growth methods used in newer cities) may actually be increasing energy costs and demand as well as pollution through increased air conditioning usage since all of the asphalt, concrete, glass, and lack of tree coverage are absorbing greater amounts of heat versus normal ground conditions (bare soil, ground underneath trees, etc.)
Also, while we're all shitting on Disney's practices, I will never not be mad that the construction of Disney World's water areas (by diverting local salt marsh habitat hydrology) and the construction of Cape Canaveral directly led to the extinction of the Dusky Seaside Sparrow. And on top of this, Disney helped capture the last surviving handful and put them in the park in an attempt to interbreed them with a different species (a big no no in conservation biology) so that they could be heralded as "the saviors of a species."
English mf do you speak it?
That last part is pretty f'ed up. I'm curious though, what do you mean by asphalt, etc. absorbing heat result in an increase of air conditioning as opposed to the normal ground conditions?
English isn't my first language and I used to skip out on thermodynamics classes, so my understanding of 'absorbed' really just means external something > internal of something. If that's the case, wouldn't the floor be the only thing that's very hot?
If it's too much to ask, you could just tell me a couple of keywords for my own reading.
this comment needs to be higher up because i cannot fucking believe disney contributed to the destruction of a native species and i didn’t even know about it until now. are people talking about this??? this happened in the 80s!!!! holy shit
there’s also a weird irony here with Animal Kingdom having all these exotic species and platitudes about conservation when Disneyland is built in a swamp and has negatively affected natural water systems and wildlife
How the f- This needs to be higher, that's an animal fact with Disney I never heard of despite watching videos about the topic
The better question is why the hell the guy even asked Disney to put spider man on the gravestone. What are they going to even do? Defile a crave for their copy right?
Politeness I guess? I wouldn't be surprised if Disney ended up doing that, actually.
Thats what I was thinking...stop me
I'm not going to Disney after watching this. Now I understand what my parents tell me. Nothing's cheap.
I have told my mum many times that the wait times are really boring, and she just says “That’s just how holiday trips are” or something along the lines of that
I'll bet the workers who were dressed as minnie and mickey saw like .0001% of that 5500... Probably not even that. Corporations disgust me
😅yes. Dont indoktrinering ur kids to disney
@@turtleanton6539wanna try that one again man
@@theMyRadiowasTakenI do believe that they were trying to say “don’t indoctrinate your children to Disney.” Basically saying that you shouldn’t tell your kids that Disney world is this magical place and such.
@@Ako-bp6gc im aware but they were clearly having a bad time trying to spell it
They probably got paid hourly and weren’t fed
It is honestly shocking how bad the Disney parks have become. Back in 2001. My father proposed to my Mother at Disneyland Paris, right in front of the castle. He asked for permission the day before without even making a reservation. And they said yes, they didn’t ask for a fee. And Mickey was even there to bring the ring. And they even got a certificate to mark the occasion, which still hangs on our wall to this day. It was just part of the Disney experience.
It’s just sad to see that this isn’t a standard thing anymore. Instead charging thousands from rich families that have an unhealthy obsession with a company that doesn’t care about them.
I read in another comment that supposedly the Disney of France (by some French law) was good because they did respect the rights of their employees xddd
What makes it worse is that it's not just rich families. It doesn't matter what social class you're in; if you can afford to be at a Disney park at all, they'll charge you just as much.
These companies are pretty much what capitalism is (or what it used to be and yes I am talking about the 1800s and early 1900s) they just want money and nothing more LITERALLY NOTHING ELSE JUST MONEY like seriously don't they have better things to do with their lives I mean capitalism is better now and trying to be more inclusive like socialism (but socialism is more strict and I'm saying in ideological socialism is more inclusive I am a socialist but I will still be truthful about it I'm not propagandaist I just like the ideological equality and it's what I am aiming for and Vietnam can be a good example for some reason crime still exists there but only a bit more than the US which is the country I live in I like how EVERYONE has rights now not just rich people like back then America has really improved in that aspect.. we still need to solve homelessness though and If I could I would call Biden and tell him that the rich should provide homes to the homeless but my phone doesn't support phone calls yet I need Mom to get my phone set up so I can call people and no I do not have a job yet I AM 13 I am glad there is a legal working age so there can be no child slavery I am willing to put up with waiting to get a job if a legal working age prevents child slavery which it SHOULD at least that is the point of it many or some of us don't get about legal working age
And btw the legal working age in America or at least my state (which is North Carolina) is 14 and my birthday is in February so I should be 14 soon by next month also why I said at least my state is because every state in America has its own laws also the country with the highest crime rate is Venezuela with a crime rate of 83% over 50% crime rate is considered very high and if u say this is irrelevant I was talking about crime rate in Vietnam being somewhat higher than the US and you can look this up btw oh and I am done with this comment it is getting TOO LONG I don't want to give u a headache trying to read it so bye)
@@Seagirl2023 Your comment is hard for me to understand, but you seem to be misunderstanding what socialism fundamentally is. Socialism is a term that refers to a government and/or economy that shares the means of production between it's citizens. What you are describing as ideological socialism is closer to universal basic income. This is a distinction I had trouble with as well when I was your age. I would like to restate that this is based on my limited understanding of your comment.
@Woah Potato Yeah. I wasn’t born yet when it happened. But my parents still talk fondly about that day. Like I said, the certificate is still framed on the wall. And the cushion that held the rings is still stored in a glass case
Another interesting fact. Friend of mine is going to Tokyo and mentioned how cheap it was. You can get into the Tokyo one for approximately $44-67 dollars. Whereas in the USA for 2024 it's $124-$189 and that's just one park. Can't even imagine what it would cost for an entire family with a park hopper.
I went to Disney once when I was 10. The happiest moment for me was when it started raining so there was a short line for the carousel. My main memories are waiting in line and the cramped 4 day drive back and forth to the park
The wedding story is so wild because like: feeding guests at a wedding is one of the universal cultural traditions, basically every culture with a concept of marriage does it!
Everyone with a concept of _decency_ expects it! If you're going to demand someone give you some of the most valuable hours of their days for something that concerns only you, the _least_ you can do is compensate them for it! I've been to employment seminars that were more considerate than that! Geez!
It’s ironic, isn’t it?
Disney is so obsessed with cultural representation in its movies, yet in this fundamental way, it shatters culture.
Forget tradition. Forget people. Feed the mouse.
Dystopian indeed.
You should and you must feed your guests at your wedding, no matter if it's a big feast or a simple dinner. It's wild to me that anyone would think otherwise. And yes she is the A-hole!
My first thought after seeing the venue fees was: _w h y,_ I could get a pretty nice car for this kinda money
Let's hope the actors at least got a good cut from that money but I honestly doubt it. As if this company would pay it's employees that well
I have never been to an American Disney park, and I don't plan to after hearing some much criticism recently. However I recently went to Disneyland Paris and it was the most amazing experience as it wasn't too busy, the cast members were so kind, the planning was carefree and spent little time stressing in the parks. I do still think the international parks still hold some value.
As a Dutch person i also have only visited Disney land Paris, and I do think that this is in large part a issue with American culture combined with disneys shadey business strategy’s. While i was around 10 years old when I went to Disney I agree with your statements on the stres freeness. We went for 2 days and had enough time to visit almost every attraction some even more then once.
@@Just_a_fish793 American culture?
@@EvTheFlickFan capitalism lol
@@nytesla_punk3327 Lol
yeah i agree, i went to disneyland paris in january (granted, it’s the off season), and it was literally empty. i think our worst wait time was 20 minutes and we were easily able to go on the rides we wanted to, even being able to go on rides multiple times. i would not want to go to a disneyland in america and pay awful prices to be able to go on like, 3 rides and wait for hours for each
Honestly Disney's greed deserves a lot more hate than it currently does. Insane
Moral of the story: Go to Legoland instead, it’s cheaper
You using the term "Disney Worshippers" actually reminded me of a discussion I had with a lawyer friend of mind where he observed that legally Disney could probably qualify themselves as a religion without too much work. It's a big question of how the general public would perceive that, but the thought is still kind of terrifying in its own way.
Actually, the tax break would be great. I wonder why they wouldnt do that. Perception maybe?
@@tootsie_ absolutely the perception. I mean you would lose a LOT of religious people over that, understandably so; it being is own country, I like Disney stuff so i always found the idea appealing but now it sounds...less than ideal
@@sparkypikachu7776
Agree that being a religion would damage Disney's image.
Seen MANY comments about people fussing that Disney no longer is family friendly anymore.
So many of those people are conservative Christians, so Disney being a new religion would only make them angrier.
@@DrawciaGleam02 well and, alot of other religions too wouldn't take that too well either lol.
@@sparkypikachu7776 if the accountant came back and said they'd make more money if they did it, consequences be damned they'd do it
Disney has become the incarnation of the saying "slap a brand on it, now it's worth 10 times more"
Don't forget (Cr)Apple.
Just like Games Workshop
Yeah... 😒
What a great narrative. Her sarcasm is hilarious 😂. I lived in L.A. most of my life (I'm 63) and between 1970 & 1995 I used to go to Disneyland on a whim with family and friends, or when people came to visit. There was certainly never any stress and we would always leave happy and pleasantly exhausted. I feel sorry for young adults and parents today as Disney has definitely turned sinister.
Can I still be a Disney fan while criticizing the company at the same time? It’s a very nostalgic company for me so I love the things from when I was a child, but I also see and despise what they currently do as a company. They just use people and act like they care when they really don’t.
Yes
The only magical thing about Disney is how fast the money disappears from your wallet
omfg that is so true and so funny, very glad i came across your comment lol
And your entire bank account.
and your pride in stuff like star wars or marvel
I went to disneyland with my family when I was 12.We didn't buy anything because it's so expensive and the food sucks.
@@xiaowei-qj5td yeah ik we ate there once and the food was so bland and expensive we didn’t eat there again
I think if I lived in a creepy Disney town, I would always feel like what Truman's fake neighbours felt like and that's just the vibe I get
I'm pretty sure that truman vibe is the case, but all people over there feel like the main characters
@@faeriesorceress for sure
Some people seem to like that homogeneous lifestyle where everyone is the same and don’t really have to think for themselves or have any originality and have to follow certain rules like taking turns to host a bbq and extra school activities almost like forced fake enjoyment, a bit socialist communist style
im sorry if this seems annoying, but 666th like.
@@iambox_face not anymore 😈
Ah, the Disney weddings part! I remember there was a special on TV probably more than 10 years ago that featured Disney weddings. The prices were INSANE. Specifically I remember when one groom and bride were deciding what dinner service to have, and one of the wedding planners mentioned that they could add some kind of special "smoke" to each dinner plate that when the lid was taken off of it for each guest it would create fake steam or smoke to make it look like the meal was piping hot and fresh. The price tag? About an extra $25 for each plate, (just for some brief fake steam) and each plate of food was already more than $100 (it was somewhat less back then, still ridiculous price!) and they were having more than 200 guests! Do the math and the number makes you want to cry.
17:26 as a Mexican I appreciate that you took the time to compare trips to beaches here, yes they are great and almost never get cold, even on cloudy days.
Pro tip: dont book for the most famous sites like cancun. Go to puerto Escondido or ajijic wich are a bit more residential oriented but far cheaper with less people and very safe 👍
The hidden Mickey thing in the mansions genuinely feels like some Uzumaki type shit
Imagine a Juni Ito themed hotel?
@@peggedyourdad9560 NOW WE'RE TALKING
Instead of doors, you go through human-shaped holes in the walls :P
@@F1areon And your bed is on a platform that slowly swirls at night, so you can feel like you're slowly twisting into insanity as you fall asleep
@@HerculesMays and their most deluxe option gives you a mansion where you let yourself get stringed like a puppet by a bunch of creepy men in the roof.
Honestly Disney painting the relevant buildings in bright colours and the less relevant but neccesary buildings in muted colours is not evil but just good and intuitive park design. The rest is still super evil though.
And I also think it's funny that you can fly to europe and get married in a real "has actually been used by nobility in the past" castle with everything included and it would probably still be cheaper than the disney option.
theres loads of castles across the continent so you can absolutely go to one that had nobility living in it for relatively little money too
It helps that most nobles like modest and affordable stuff.
More expensive to be chased down by a man wearing an irrealistic rat head than to be married in a castle
you know spiderman would be poorly etching his face on that kid's tombstone himself if he was real
"A single army guy, glow worm, clappy hand, and Mickey ring" is like dystopian slam poetry
Now I completely understand why my parents took our family of 5 to Disney for 2 days and stayed at a crappy cheap motel outside of Disney 💀
yea when i went with my family when i was like 7, we didn’t stay at disney & stayed at a really nice hotel somewhere nearby that i liked way more then the loud busy hot ass parks, sometimes i’d even ask my parents if i could go back to the hotel with my grandma (rip)
i think you’ve done something wrong when the dumbass 7 year old would rather chill at a hotel then your colorful theme park
I've always voiced my distaste for Disney for years. Managed to ruin anything they can lay their hands on.
Walter's dream was buried with him. In fact in the park's recent anniversary they omitted his speech, a park tradition since opening, because it praised America.
Many Disney fans like me are critical towards the company but I hate that people generalize us that we don’t criticize Disney.
@@eko9554 Agreed. Don't get me wrong. I have my favorite Disney movies and whatnot, but I acknowledge that Disney is the most slimey business to exist. I bet they'd sue me for having a Spider-Man alarm clock when I was 8 years old.
@@darkartist9936 True. I have direct experience with the interior structure of Disney, and yes, it isn’t pretty. Not as bad as some make it out to be, but still shitty. In any case, I love Disney’s history, animators, parks, and imagineers, but hate basically everything else.
@E . A Yup. This year they just didn't play it.
My husband and I listened to the Percy Jackson and the Lightning thief audio while in line. We were there in the park for 2 days only, the audio book is 10 hours and we FINISHED THE BOOK.
The sad thing is if they opened an Apple world theme park you just know there would be 'Apple adults' inside of a month
Y’know, When I now think of the poor deceased child’s family that was denied by Disney to have an image of Spider-Man be engraved on the child’s gravestone because of the stupid reason of “preserving the innocence of their characters”, I think back to all the famous people of Disney who passed away. Whether it’s Walt himself, any other person that was responsible for the other amazing art of Disney existing at all and that had a good hand at shaping the company to begin with, famous voice actors that were known for voicing an iconic Disney character, *ALL OF THEM* have had their work on Disney related content be mentioned and shown in their tribute after their passing. At the end of the credits of a few Disney movies, they would pay respects to a loved one or a person associated with them like the late voice actor of Mr. Potato Head in the credits for Toy Story 4. And yet for some ungodly reason, some higher-up at Disney just legitimately for the life of them cannot bear the idea of this one deceased kid having something Disney related that he loved and associated himself with when he was alive be represented in his tribute.
Jesus Christ.
The hypocrisy is disgusting and infuriates me. I believe that families of deceased loved ones should have the right to represent the various things that was heavily associated with and loved by their deceased loved one in their tribute. It’s a disservice to take away that right and for a stupid vague reason at that. I can only hope that that poor child has access to all of the Spider-Man content in the world up in heaven. The champ deserves it. 👑
*Sigh* Well…May mercy and forgiveness shine down on you during your final hours…*slowly closes door* *Walt Shinra.*
Disney doesn't even own spiderman
@@MrKing-771 Then it’s weird how they would deny the family to have an image of Spider-Man engraved on the child’s gravestone if they don’t own the character apparently.
@@Probably_JENOVA thats what I dont understand. My guess is that the deal Sony made with Disney gives them rights to branding?
The worse part about the argument is that death is a core part of Spiderman. His story revolves around the death of his uncle, a child's gravestone would never affect the character, let alone ruin it.
having what someone loved on a tombstone does not make the character guilty of anything
It’s sad to see so many studios being bought out and run into the ground by Disney’s hegemony over the market, not to mention the atrocious working conditions thousands of their employees endure every day.
The actors who work in the parks (at least in the American ones) are sexualy haresed, and even asullted a lot of times, and because they can’t break the character they have to endure it, expect if they play a vilian. And I haven't mentioned that they have protected an employee who asullted a child, and helped him get away with it. (Sorry for the grammar, and spelling mistakes, English is not my first language.)
@@Alexandraadftxr7052 What the fuck what is the name of that poor child? This is disgusting no amount of money would justify going through that, I've experienced sexual assault and it's fucking disgusting poor child and employees
Yes! Like blue sky which was bought by disney but then later they shut it down only two years later. Blue sky made movies like Rio and Ice age and had an up coming movie that they were making but scrapped because of the shut down.
DISNEY BANKRUPTCY WHEN?
@@ijustlikebees Never, Disney is eternal
43:29 oh my god. disney adults are unhinged. i would have skipped that wedding. disney truly is a horrific microcosm of the nightmare that is late stage capitalism.
That bottle of water is even more obscene when you consider Dasani is just filtered mains water, not even fancier spring water or anything.
This is why Universal is destroying them. They even include the fast pass at their deluxe resorts, so it's absolutely worth that price, and those deluxe resorts are STILL cheaper than the "deluxe" options at Disney
lol. 1/3rd the crowds and profit is 'destroying them'?
@@brooksfire9580 Maybe he went over the books and concluded Universal is indeed “destroying” them
@@AJayZy Last quarter, Universal theme parks made $1.8 BILLION revenue - while Disney Parks made $7.4 BILLION revenue.
@@brooksfire9580 I’m sorry Mr Brooksfire sir
Universal still is better.
Your rant about Disney/Disney theme parks hits home. I was always made to feel like my childhood wasn’t good enough when people found out I’d never been to a Disney park, and when I finally went with my kids as an adult (gift from family), I was underwhelmed by the attractions and overwhelmed by the prices in the park, the amount of products pushed at me, and the amount of enthusiasm people have for the parks regardless. Gross and unnecessary; there are much better ways to spend your time and money.
Hey, the Financial Diet mentioned in one of her videos having similar feelings about never going to Disney when she was growing up!
I never went as a kid either. Went as an adult with my best friend and her family in my 20's. The trip felt exhausting and stressful bc we were trying to get the most we could out of the park in a short few days. My friend was not a morning person and wasn't athletic at all so it made the trip more difficult.
@@liptoncunningham6666 interesting- I didn’t have a good first experience either. My in laws took us (husband and I and three kids). My kids had a great time; I had a panic attack in line for the PotC ride (I’m claustrophobic) and had my first ever migraine a few hours later. Pretty much felt like torture, as I spent s good chunk of the day crying. Totally fine if I never go back… 😕
No wonder fights break out in the park. Families thought they'd experience something from the late 90s.
Yeah you need to be young I thought but I guess not for some
$5000 for Minnie and Mickey for a half hour. Only unforgivable because I know they paid those teenagers $80 to grift that married couple.
My family traveled to Chicago two years ago and it cost less to stay a week in Chicago than it does to stay 1 day at Disneyland. Dystopian nightmare indeed.
Waiting over an hour for a 3 minute ride just feels absolutely criminal.
To be fair. I had that experience at six flags too.... Theme parks honestly kinda suck.
Yeah... the thing that sucks is you buy genie+ or don't go at all. That's how far you're backed into a corner at this point.
you could literally watch this entire video waiting & still have like 10 minutes to spare
@@CaH6633 Depends on where you go, magic mountain is laughably bad
@@hellacia8151 Yeah, but on peak days even Genie+ is near worthless. They sell so much access to it that you wind up with more people in the "Lightening Lanes" than in the regular lane.
You know, hearing about the Mickey no food wedding kind of improved my day.
There's something soothing about knowing that even if all I can do in the end is hunt down a radioactive deerfish in the ruins of the old world to roast its gross intestines for our guests to eat, our wedding will still have way more class than what these people paid 1% rates for.
Your wedding food may grant the ability to see sihoulettes trough the dark as long as there's humidity/fog though
@@muchotexto4248 heck yeah
this is honestly such a great video, the explanation, pacing, and breakdown of information is really good and useful! I went to disney and it was definitely more stressful than fun. My mother who planned the trip was trying not to breakdown and I can’t blame her as it was a 5 people trip on a middle class salary.