What aspect of Disneyland has "jumped the shark" in your opinion?
If you aren't familiar with the term "jumping the shark", let me explain. The term comes from a certain AWFUL episode of "Happy Days" where Fonzie, while out waterskiing, goes off a jump while a shark lurked in the water below. It was supposed to be very suspenseful, but instead spelled utter doom for the TV series. That episode, was viewed as so lame and contrived, that the show quickly lost viewership and was cancelled shortly after. Today, when a TV show airs a bad episode that dooms it to cancellation, it's called "jumping the shark".
SO, again, I ask, What part (area, attraction, concept, show, etc.) of Disneyland (and DCA) has "jumped the shark"?
If you aren't familiar with the term "jumping the shark", let me explain. The term comes from a certain AWFUL episode of "Happy Days" where Fonzie, while out waterskiing, goes off a jump while a shark lurked in the water below. It was supposed to be very suspenseful, but instead spelled utter doom for the TV series. That episode, was viewed as so lame and contrived, that the show quickly lost viewership and was cancelled shortly after. Today, when a TV show airs a bad episode that dooms it to cancellation, it's called "jumping the shark".
SO, again, I ask, What part (area, attraction, concept, show, etc.) of Disneyland (and DCA) has "jumped the shark"?
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