- Mar 13, 2024
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Disney enthusiasts are not afraid to voice their opinions about the parks' current atmosphere—and it's not all magic and churros these days. Construction walls seem to be everywhere, with beloved attractions frequently closing down, leaving things feeling a bit messy at Disney World.
On X, we asked, “Do the construction walls bother you, or are you eagerly anticipating the new developments?" Your responses were plentiful and varied!
**“Disney is destroying everything that made us love those parks.”**
@RBG_Retro expressed their frustration: "With Disney's current changes and Epic Universe's debut, we're contemplating not renewing our passes. Disney’s losing its charm, while places like Super Nintendo and Wizarding World keep getting better."
When even longtime pass holders consider switching to Universal, it speaks volumes.
**“For every Cosmic Rewind, there’s five Trons.”**
@Stigg00 pointed out, "Sure, new things are exciting, BUT... for every successful Cosmic Rewind, we get multiple Trons that don't quite deliver." Despite Cosmic Rewind's success, there's a growing sentiment that wait times outweigh the payoff.
**“Don’t get too excited for a Villains Land that’s years away.”**
@MHacifazli18627 highlighted: "Sure, short-term projects are exciting, but who wants to wait five years for a Villains Land?"
It's tough to stay pumped for far-off projects when immediate experiences feel limited.
**“I’m not going back until Cars is done!”**
@CartersUnlimit is all about Cars: "Won’t return until Cars is complete!" Waiting for new attractions like Cars in Florida can be tiresome when their timelines stretch into the distant future.
**“Too many walls at once.”**
@MarchinGoofy said: "All the walls at once are overwhelming - I'll skip the heavy park visits until then."
Navigating through construction zones across Disney World is now commonplace, testing the patience of many fans.
**“Hate the walls”**
@SOARIN61 kept it simple: "I loathe these walls and can’t wait for construction to end."
These walls interrupt the visual serenity we all love, serving as pesky reminders of this transformation phase.
**“Don’t mind, excited for new stuff!”**
On the optimistic side, @ArentRobert shared: "I’m thrilled about the future attractions!"
With new developments on the horizon, we sure hope the wait is worthwhile.
Now it's your turn—are you bothered by the walls, or eagerly awaiting the new attractions? Share your views below!
On X, we asked, “Do the construction walls bother you, or are you eagerly anticipating the new developments?" Your responses were plentiful and varied!
**“Disney is destroying everything that made us love those parks.”**
@RBG_Retro expressed their frustration: "With Disney's current changes and Epic Universe's debut, we're contemplating not renewing our passes. Disney’s losing its charm, while places like Super Nintendo and Wizarding World keep getting better."
When even longtime pass holders consider switching to Universal, it speaks volumes.
**“For every Cosmic Rewind, there’s five Trons.”**
@Stigg00 pointed out, "Sure, new things are exciting, BUT... for every successful Cosmic Rewind, we get multiple Trons that don't quite deliver." Despite Cosmic Rewind's success, there's a growing sentiment that wait times outweigh the payoff.
**“Don’t get too excited for a Villains Land that’s years away.”**
@MHacifazli18627 highlighted: "Sure, short-term projects are exciting, but who wants to wait five years for a Villains Land?"
It's tough to stay pumped for far-off projects when immediate experiences feel limited.
**“I’m not going back until Cars is done!”**
@CartersUnlimit is all about Cars: "Won’t return until Cars is complete!" Waiting for new attractions like Cars in Florida can be tiresome when their timelines stretch into the distant future.
**“Too many walls at once.”**
@MarchinGoofy said: "All the walls at once are overwhelming - I'll skip the heavy park visits until then."
Navigating through construction zones across Disney World is now commonplace, testing the patience of many fans.
**“Hate the walls”**
@SOARIN61 kept it simple: "I loathe these walls and can’t wait for construction to end."
These walls interrupt the visual serenity we all love, serving as pesky reminders of this transformation phase.
**“Don’t mind, excited for new stuff!”**
On the optimistic side, @ArentRobert shared: "I’m thrilled about the future attractions!"
With new developments on the horizon, we sure hope the wait is worthwhile.
Now it's your turn—are you bothered by the walls, or eagerly awaiting the new attractions? Share your views below!
