Does Disney's Monstrous Corprorate Greed destroy the magic of Christmas?

[Acpisme]

Re: Does Disney's Monstrous Corprorate Greed destroy the magic of Christmas?

Perhaps we can not make this an attack on the OP. He was directed to post elsewhere when he posted his opinions on another thread. He is entitled to his opinion AS MUCH as you are entitled to yours. In fact, he is being far more lenient with opposing opinions, considering they are coming from the same folks that ensured he bow out of that other post. Perhaps he can be shown the same courtesy he has shown you. :blush:

[Poisonedapples]

Re: Does Disney's Monstrous Corprorate Greed destroy the magic of Christmas?

Dan, I just want to say that I love your spirt, I really do.

I also want to say that Disneyland prices are really not the bad considering other options for "family fun"

Up here in the great white north we have a love affair with a particular pass time, Down Hill skiing. Living close to these amazing mountains offers quite an opportunity for many people in my city, but it is extremely expensive. A one day ticket at our "Disneyland" of ski resorts costs $82.95. What does that include? A seat on a high-speed chair lift... that is all. No equipment, no food, not entertainment and no guarantee of decent skiing or good snow. When I was younger I was very lucky to be able to go skiing as much as I did, but it is just too expensive now to take my family. Does it suck? Sure, but if it really meant that much to me, I would make the proper adjustments to my life to ensure that I could afford this past time.

..as families that want to visit disneyland do, they adjust to make proper visit to disneyland/wdw...

i don't ski, i didnt even know they don't include like equipment rental..

[moderator]

Re: Does Disney's Monstrous Corprorate Greed destroy the magic of Christmas?

Perhaps we can not make this an attack on the OP. He was directed to post elsewhere when he posted his opinions on another thread. He is entitled to his opinion AS MUCH as you are entitled to yours. In fact, he is being far more lenient with opposing opinions, considering they are coming from the same folks that ensured he bow out of that other post. Perhaps he can be shown the same courtesy he has shown you. :blush:

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