Hi everyone!
....oh how I miss the days when Mice Chatting was a daily activity.... 
*Note: This thread is not intended to be controversial or a debate in anyway.*
I'm giving a persuasive speech and my topic is basically why Disneyland is a quality experience over WDW. I think that most of us would agree that DL is superior to WDW. I'm dealing with an audience that is pro WDW, based mostly on hearsay or the fact that "WDW is bigger, so it must be better." I'm planning on citing a lot of work from both Kevin Yee and Al Lutz. But, does anyone have an ideas, know of any articles from outside sources, etc. that could help to prove my point? I need my speech to be based on more than personal opinion.
Thanks!
EDIT:
Basically, my three main points are:
- Bigger is not always better. WDW's size does not automatically make it superior to DL. WDW's size is often it's downfall (i.e. commuting times, empty space, etc.)
- WDW is often ignored by management, whereas DL is a more quality experience.
- DL is the original resort, and Walt Disney's personal touch can never be duplicated.


*Note: This thread is not intended to be controversial or a debate in anyway.*
I'm giving a persuasive speech and my topic is basically why Disneyland is a quality experience over WDW. I think that most of us would agree that DL is superior to WDW. I'm dealing with an audience that is pro WDW, based mostly on hearsay or the fact that "WDW is bigger, so it must be better." I'm planning on citing a lot of work from both Kevin Yee and Al Lutz. But, does anyone have an ideas, know of any articles from outside sources, etc. that could help to prove my point? I need my speech to be based on more than personal opinion.
Thanks!

EDIT:
Basically, my three main points are:
- Bigger is not always better. WDW's size does not automatically make it superior to DL. WDW's size is often it's downfall (i.e. commuting times, empty space, etc.)
- WDW is often ignored by management, whereas DL is a more quality experience.
- DL is the original resort, and Walt Disney's personal touch can never be duplicated.
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