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MORE DETHEMING, Maleficent Dragon Fire, and Brightline Orlando Unveiled! - Disney News
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ส.ค. 2024
- Coming up, Orlando’s Brightline train station connecting to Miami to the Orlando International Airport has just been unveiled, Disney reveals the next subject of the resort lodging modernizations, announcing the removal of the existing cabins at Disney's Fort Wilderness, Disney's Animal Kingdom celebrates its 25th anniversary, and annual pass sales finally resume at Walt Disney World, they may not stay open for long. All that and more on the way! This is Mickey Views News, your source for Disney news!
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00:00 Intro
00:42 Maleficent Dragon Fire
01:47 Brightline Orlando Unveiled
05:14 Fort Wilderness Detheming
09:53 Animal Kingdom 25th
10:59 Annual Pass Frenzy!
13:41 Conclusion
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I truly do not understand the team that is in charge of detheming the Disney Resorts. Bob Chapek basically sabotaged Disney by hiring these designers from Las Vegas, a city that once had themed casinos and resorts but is now seeing generic hotels replace them. This team needs to be fired ASAP!
Agree - I use to love Las Vegas and the themed resorts. The detheming sucks. Also - all the newer hotels look and feel the same. Example: Aria and Resorts World. Worse thing ever is the selling of Mirage and it being converted to a Hard Rock.
Absolutely. I truly do not understand how these bland and boring concepts are now considered trendy. They must be on some serious drugs. Its like 70s brutalist movement for hotels.
💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
Rumor on the street is that the Disney Co is trying to lure the marketing director from Anheuser-Busch.
Even taking into some of the less loved thing’s Disney did… WWWD do is still a better option.
Those new cabins look like those generic public restrooms that they have at county parks. 😂
I thought the same!!
They look like shipping containers style homes on hgtv. Those are on a Disney budget😂
Fort Wilderness had its own River Country water park (which used the lake water) to drive home the 'wilderness' vibe. They had a little steam engine train which ran around the ground to drive home the wilderness theme. And finally that little restaurant with the rockers on the porch. They're all gone and it's sad that wilderness theme is disappearing
River Country water was dangerous and it was too small.
@@jaynekranc8607 I snuck into it a few times in high school after it closed, was like a Scooby Doo episode lol
@@jaynekranc8607 the water being dangerous was bs.
@@Noahjmaurer they had a filtration system, which used fresh water from the adjacent Bay Lake. Because the water was filtered from Bay Lake, it was not transparent like pool water, which made it harder for lifeguards to keep on eye on people using it.
After Typhoon Lagoon was open & successful the River Country had only started it's referb. They stopped & put in plans for what became Blizzard Beach. It was never dangerous or unsafe at all... only outdated.
Can’t wait to take brightline to epic universe!
Did you like your own comment?
@@charlieaction6178 yes, yes I did
@@teckolocitylol that's crazy
I like planes and trains so I know a lot of the brightline expansion but honestly Orange County convention center station you will only have to take it if traffic is crazy but for the most part it's for south Floridians
The self-immolating dragon says it all about the current state of Disney. The de-themeing has a lot to do with cost. Its all off-the-shelf furnishings rather than items custom made for the resorts to go with the theme.
You can definitely modernize the cabins at ft wilderness while keeping it a log cabin look
The cabins at Fort Wilderness were our very favorite place to stay. And a big, big part of the appeal was how well the entire resort - including the cabins - were themed. This is so disappointing. It seems as if every time there's another announcement coming out of Disney these days, it's something that makes me glad I've been spending my vacation dollars elsewhere. And that's something I never, ever thought I'd say.
The cabins are my favorite too, I already emailed my complaint in to WDW. Hopefully enough people email or call in their complaints might make them change their minds,
100% agree with you and after over 20 years of being a devoted Disney fan I am done with them.
same here! i loved the theme at fort wilderness.... I cant believe theyre actually changing it...
Brayden, All this de-theming just makes me sad. It’s extremely hard to understand the level of ignorance when it comes to removing the immersive experience Disney use to be known for. Theming was a signature part of Disney’s magic and what set them apart from other lesser family vacation options. And yes, sightlines were part of theming and sadly that too is a bygone consideration.
Have to say, Braden has been killing it lately. Love your honest coverage. Critical doesn't mean you're a hater, just means you are seeing things clearly.
100% agree. I love that he even managed to work in the SpaceX launch. That was a pretty big deal this week as well. Nicely done!
Cheers 🥂. Brayden, you’re on 🔥!
Dave: B-52H?
In your New Orleans Square video you said someone told you it felt like the Disney California execs hated "rural America" because they were getting rid of Frontierland. Well, removing actual Cabins and replacing them with AirBNB type shipping containers structures and then making them DVC absolutely fits with that narrative. Definitely a sad day...
I already emailed my complaint about the cabins to WDW Customer Service. Hopefully enough people will enail ir call in their complaints might make them change their minds
Agree with you 100% Brayden. It seems that many of the new leaders at Disney do not understand the magic that Walt wanted in his parks. No longer are we able to be transported to another time and another place by the Walt Disney Company. Maybe only Tokyo Disney Resort will be offering the unique magic that we used to expect from all Disney parks.
That’s what I’ve been saying. The oriental land company is taking advantage of the ip and are making amazing experiences. But Disney doesn’t care and just wants to be lazy
@@stanfordite1 truth be told bob iger doesn't like mr disney he didn't fit in iger world view so, detheming is just a small start. people like to put it on bob chapek iger could have stop this day one he didn't because he the one push it, i hope i'am wrong but i thing this is the beginning of more changes.🙃
I hate that the Ft Wilderness log cabins will be removed. They should have just updated the interior.
Let me tell you the whole story so you can understand they gonna have to replace it either way because they are old and need to be replaced but they could of still kept that wilderness look
@@Wiki021 I wonder if log cabins is just going out of style for some reason. I'm starting to see the same thing happening up here in north Idaho as well. I really don't like the new style of cabins.
Cabin that sleeps 6 with 1 bathroom is in need of change.
Log cabins are timeless. The new things they're replacing them with will be out of style in no time.
It’s time for Iger to get rid of all remains of Chapek’s teams.
The log cabins were perfect for Fort Wilderness. They were roomy & comfortable, albeit a glorified trailer home, but it fit in great with the theme of the campground. IDK how to describe the look of the new “cabins” other than it just doesn’t fit within the theme of being in a campground.
Growing up, Fort Wilderness was my family's favorite resort to stay at. We'd camp in a travel trailer or tent, or splurge on a stay in the cabins. Now that I have a family of my own, it's been a hope of mine to create similar memories with my kids. I am heartbroken over the dramatic stylistic changes they're making to the resort. That modern, shipping container, tiny home look could not be more out of place. I legitimately teared up when I saw the concept art, and definitely not in a positive way.
These changes to Fort Wilderness and other resorts are ripping out what makes Disney resorts worth the extra money imo -- the theming. You're 100% right that the team responsible doesn't understand the product, nor do they seem to understand that it's possible to give a resort a fresh look without gutting the theme entirely.
I already emailed my complaint to WDW Customer Service. Hopefully enough people will email or call in ther complaints that might make them change their minds,
@@scotthouston4714 same! I truly hope enough people push back on this one that they might take a second look? I know I am likely just trying to wish upon that star that Disney once sparked in my childhood and that I had passed on to my kids with a most magical and perfect trip to the cabins the past winter. This saddens me that our future trips to the cabins are now taken away from us.
NGL, this is one of the reasons we're looking at taking a trip to Jellystone Camp Ground at some point in the near future. If Disney is going to do Fort Wilderness dirty like this, I'll just take my money elsewhere.
The first thing I said to my daughter when we saw the new cabins was “oh no! More de theming!” I then sent her a link to your last video addressing how much this is, unfortunately, going on. They’re pretty, but they’re not FW. So sad.
I already emailed my complaint to WDW Customer Service. Hopefully if enough people email or call in their complaints They might change their minds.
For Fort Wilderness keep half of cabins original and make the other half modern. It would be a win-win.
Yes, and hopefully it will become that. There’s over 300 cabins. Are they really going to fill them all at DVC price?
I already emailed my complaint to WDW Customer Service. Hopefully enough people will email or call in their complaints they might change their minds.
Brayden, I completely agree with you. The resorts are losing their immersive themes with the sparse generic "update" they receive. The new "cabins" design reminds me of shipping crate tiny home and has similar lines like Reflections. Since they would have been neighboring resorts, it makes sense to tie them together, but they look out of place in a campground. I also suspect that they are manufactured pieces since they expect to have some of them open next year. I think the sleeping arrangements are terrible in the cabins so I won't consider them.
I’m a brit and I agree about the new cabins at fort wilderness. The new ones look nice but they don’t look like they belong there. Looks more like something that belongs in some modern new resort.
Can't wait for the upcoming Brightline video
Hey Brayden...I agree...the detheming is horrid. I love your description of things. LOL. The new cabins look like something you'd see in a small home community. I got my annual pass on Thursday after a 7 1/2 hour wait in the queue while simultaneously stressing that there wouldn't be any passes. Then I went in on Friday (just to see if there were any left)...and got in immediately.
The Disney magic was lost at covid shutdown, and seems to be getting worse little by little
It’s almost like they just don’t want to do it anymore like have that same “magic atmosphere” before Covid. I mean it’s pretty clear it’s gonna be a while before they solve the ceo problem out.
I’m trying to get back one more time before there’s nothing original left!
Wouldn't it be a fun experiment to show a picture and we decide whether it's 'new' Disney or another Hilton/Marriott etc
Disney keeps spending money where it doesn’t need to be spent.
New “cabins” looking more like an upscale trailer park…🥴
I’ve never stayed at Fort Wilderness, but I have always thought it looked a bit dated inside the cabins. I understand what you’re saying though - the new look has a “tiny home” vibe to it. I wish they would keep them as cabins and just update the insides. We watched a video on that resort recently and thought we might like to stay there one day, like when we have grand children.
It's not outdated that's how wildness vibes are lol
They should never have closed Trail's End! That was my favorite restaurant.
@@Wiki021 I guess in a 90’s way then…
That's kind of what a real cabin is though. Dated.
Looks like an upscale garage where you would put your tractor
An update on what I put out regarding Murphy. Prior to the blaze the neck of Murphy had been steadily leaking hydraulic fluid. In combo with the aerosalized Cremora it was way too easy. Once the pilot for the final vertical plume ignited it was too late.
You don’t go to and stay on Disney property for “modern” style. If that’s your thing, go stay at a crappy Loft hotel then lol
My thought on the cabins is this: If I were looking to buy a small vacation cabin, I'd *much* prefer the new design. If I'm looking to escape from reality and immerse myself into the idea of staying in an old frontier cabin, I'd *much* rather have the existing ones.
It's sad that they don't seem to care about fans anymore, and are just looking to cast the widest net for people with the most money to spend. It might make good business sense in the short term, but I still question the long term strategy. The number of "once in a lifetime" visitors is a limited resource, and as prices continue to increase, will become an even more common idea for visitors. Disappointing, alienating, or driving away the fans who keep coming back year after year, sometimes multiple times a year, may not pay off.
Then again, the executives in charge right now will have gotten their bonuses and cashed out their stock options by then, and won't care what happens to the company once they're gone.
Well I already emailed my complaint to WDW. I think it was Customer Service not sure. Hopefully enough people email or call in their complaints might make them change their minds,
Again, great video and great information. You’re right, it does seem a little strange to call something Fort Wilderness set among the pine trees and having that rustic look and then have these modern looking “cabins”. We’ve never stayed there but have watched other vlogger’s videos when they have stayed there. Isn’t it about the experience and theming?
Wow, that''s amazing how you got access to film the Brightline project, I'm really looking forward to your update
I totally disagree with you on "they don't look bad" in regards to the de-theming.
What's the point of staying at a Disney Resort without the Disney? It's just an overpriced hotel then. Feeling like I'm in Mary Poppins or The Little Mermaid was the whole damn point.
They are straight up killing Disney Magic.
F@#$ DISNEY!!!!!!!!!!
Storage container cabins and stickers on the walls....yup Great job Disney....no 🤮
I'm super excited for the future of Brightline. I wonder why they don't have plans for a Port Canaveral station though.
Given the destruction of SpaceX's launch pad by the Starship launch, I imagine Brightline doesn't want to build anywhere near SpaceX!
@@kentslocum the starship launch wasn’t even in Florida… you’re a spaced hater aren’t you? The prototype did exactly what it was supposed to do. Wouldn’t expect someone of your level of IQ to understand that.
@kentslocum The Starship launch is from Boca Chica, Texas.
@@iceexplorer The recent one was, yes. But I was joking about staying away from the Cape because SpaceX is constructing a second Starship launch platform right next to their Falcon 9 launchpad in Florida.
i just have to say you do an amazing job with all your videos
Keep up the great work
7:30 It kind of looks like the modern studio shed that you see on youtube. I'm sure they'll increase the rates. I don't mind this upgrade so much b/c I was not impressed with the older style, but I hate to see the hotel lobbies and food areas getting the bland look. It certainly doesn't look Disney.
I swear, this de-theming is like a 70s brutalist movement for hotels.
Love watching your updates, my friend! On my way into work right now to Liberty Tree Tavern! One day I hope I have the chance to serve you Thanksgiving dinner! 😊
Greetings from Spain, I totally agree with what you say about the changes in the hotels to modernize them, Disney did not make the parks their thematic areas and their hotels also themed, set in different times and places so that when you go there you will find yourself as if you had traveled in time or was in another country, not to find a luxury hotel like the ones you can find anywhere, not everything is worth it to earn more money.
It’s great to see someone reporting real news coming out of Disney. Thanks.
It's like Disney is slowly dissolving themselves.
Brightline train is exciting, as is Annual Pass sale, but really only if you are a Florida resident. Is this a way for Disney to encourage Floridians to support Disney World’s existence in Florida? Or to buy into DVC? I see what you mean, Brayden, about the designers seeking an upscale luxury-vacation look in terms of detheming. But that’s not what I want. If I were in a cabin at Fort Wilderness, I would want to feel like I was camping with Mickey and Donald and Chip ‘n Dale! I would want rustic-looking cabins! Is the “new generation” of visitors really that much different from me? I think maybe they are aiming for the super-rich market who take Lindblad Expeditions to the Galapagos and Antarctica, not the middle-class American saving for a year so that they can afford a great Disney World vacation. On my vacations, as in my home, I want to be surrounded by a cross-section of society, not just rich people with rich people problems.
Great vlog! Thank you.
The Fort Wilderness cabins look like they’re going from ‘flipped’ single-wide trailers to Airbnb school portables.
You’d think Disney would know better with most people wanting the parks to be more immersively themed, that it would include onsite resorts as well.
Agree! They want to attract first time guests that don’t understand the Disney philosophy or don’t care. Eventually they will be come one time guests, they will not come back! Meanwhile, they are scaring off the faithful Disney fans! 🤷🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
Isnt that kind of like what bud light just did?
I'm so excited that the brightline orlando line is almost open cause I go to college in Miami, and now I have an easier and cheaper way to get to orlando when I want to.
Keep up the great work!!
This is probably the most informative Disney related Channel I have seen. I really appreciate it!
Universal is starting to eat Disney’s lunch. Better movies, better theming, better ticketing system etc…
WAY better value
MINION VIEWS IS ROTTING MICKEY VIEWS!!!!!!
I had the /exact/ same thought about those new Fort Wilderness cabins: "Modularity- because we can't afford anything better than a shipping container!" 😬
This is awesome Brayden your on a roll!
I liked that tribute intro it was clean 🧼
Great report, as always.
Wow the bright line train station to go to Orlando international airport and everything that is happening in Orlando Florida is going to be more adventurous, and more real as ever.
Instead of the dragon breathing fire on the scene, the dragon itself caught on fire. 😢😂
I’ve missed your consistent post. I’m so glad that you’ve been posting more frequently! I cannot stand the other Disney news channels anymore.
That is so sad about the maleficent dragon! I LOVE that part of Fantasmic
Time for Chernabog.
Chpek really f'd up Disney world. I hate the new Riviera, looks like a generic Holiday Inn with just tacky stuff tacked on.
So excited for your Brightline video!!
I believe that the dragon burning to the ground is symbolic of Disney right now.
All the new accommodation aesthetics look horrible and extremely uninviting.
And the trains I'm very excited for! Trains FTW!!!
“What Moana has to do with the theme of Animal Kingdom…nobody could tell you” 😅 exactly what i was thinking
CAN'T BELIEVE THE DRAGON CAUGHT ON FIRE!
I can’t take anymore bad news 😢
Thanks for the detailed coverage of Brightline. It's cool to hear news about the potential outside affects on the park as well.
7:16 I mentioned this on another video, they are basically *shipping containers* that will be at a premium price!!!!
Makes me very glad that I splurged on a trip to the cabins last fall. I’ll miss this! Oh well…
I hate the detheminng! It started with the Disney Stores, spread to Disney property stores and now has come for the resorts. If I wanted to shop at the gap or stay at a Marriott, than I would and do. When I go to Disney I go for the transporting quality that is slipping away! I Dread seeing the mess Disney is going to make out of the Grand Floridian and worse the Disneyland Hotel Paris!
Btw- have you seen the remodel of Jazz Kitchen in Downtown Disney. It’s beautiful, a clean, contemporary sushi bar. Problem is that it’s supposed to be a New Orleans, French quarter southern creole restaurant!! Like you said, beautiful designs that just miss the mark on creating a set time and place!
Thank you for your dedication to excellent reporting & a positive attitude, i greatly enjoy your videos & always look forward to your next post. Your awesome brayden!
Has anyone here watched the Imagineering documantary series on the Disney+?
A recurring theme throughout all of the episodes is that when Disney invested into making something the best it could be, people flocked to it, and it made back tons on the investment, short and long term.
And whenever the bean-counters took over and did things on the cheap, people didn't come, and the projects lost money or weren't sustainable.
Over and over, consistently.
One would think that the execs at Disney who are responsible for the decision-making should watch their own documentary as required viewing. It's a great history lesson.
I got my Sorcerer Pass the second it went on sale. It’s been only a few days later and i can say it’s been the greatest deal ever. Love my AP. The discounts on top of all of it is also quite insane
Looks like I might be done with Camp Wilderness Cabins!
My Son and I are going to Disneyland this Wednesday, was saddened by the dragon burning. We stayed at Wilderness Lodge in Florida last month, we like the theming. We like the Western, and Woodsy, Wyoming, Forestry theming. If I won’t Contemporary look We’d stay at a hotel that had that. If I want to go glamping I can do that in my backyard. Real into MickeyViews.
The announced prices for brightline are utterly ridiculous. You can fly to Orlando from ft Lauderdale or Miami for almost half the price. It really is a giant failure. I was amazingly excited for this.
From what I’ve heard, the price is dependent on ridership. The more people ride (consistently) the more pricing will be lowered. But if the Tri-Rail ridership here in South Florida (Miami to West Palm Beach) is any reflection on Brightline ridership, I don’t think the price is coming down anytime soon. That and a lot of people here in South Florida don’t seem to understand just how fast these BL trains go & try to go around the crossing gates & end up getting smashed by the fast moving train. Plus, in South Florida, BL shares its rails with the Florida East Coast Railway (who owns the tracks).
Is there any hope for a Brightline Train between Disney Anaheim and Las Vegas?
Looking forward to the review on the Brightline as I plan to use it on my next trip.
On the Fort Wilderness cabins… I’m from the U.K. and if anyone else here is, all I have to say is “Center Parcs” vibe!
It seems like some regular people are starting to pick up on the de-theming Disney has been doing for decades. You put it pretty well, saying they like to slap IPs on things nowadays and call it "Disney", rather than it being the immersive experience they used to be known for.
I started to notice this with the Living Seas overhaul in EPCOT, but you could argue it goes back even earlier.
Awesome information!!
When I saw one of the pics in the video, I thought you were showing inside a Marriott to prove your point, but it was actually inside a Disney de-themed resort. lol. I had to pause and see the cast members name tag.
I will definitely use Brightline to head down to the Miami area if I ever cruise out of that area.
Moana actually works great in the Animal Kingdom theme unlike Zootopia. Her story sees her interact with Animals real and imagined. Along with this her entire personality comes from her connection to Oceanic Nature and her love for adventure. All of these are apart of Animal Kingdoms identity
Moana is much better for AK. Zootopia having animals is not the answer.
Zootopia in Animal Kingdom is absolutely a ridiculous idea if you care anything about the theming and purpose of the park. I can’t wrapped my head around these absolutely terrible ideas. Disney has no idea who they are anymore- only the fans seem to know.
I kinda agree but i think moana should not be as heavily feature in animal kingdom as disney plan to the aquarius and the moana attraction that already exist are in Epcot besides countries and parts of the world are in epcot and disney has a lot of animal focus movies that could fit better i mean they have the lion king a beloved animal focus franchise that showcase a lot about the animals themselfs and it doesnt have a actual ride in animal kingdom
@@denisemcgilvrey3966 tell me why exactly- did you read the points I made. In my mind it’s one of the few films that can work in that park.
@@tylerhfroemming I was agreeing with you regarding zootopia. However speaking to Moana, I don’t mind characters sprinkled into animal kingdom. But whole lands built on a character just makes DAK what every other Disney park is morphing into. And her connection is to water which though obviously is nature, it isn’t animals. If there were an ocean- themed land, an inclusion of Moana could work well. But I’d rather not see entire IP based lands spreading throughout DAK. I know we already have Pandora now but even that strayed from the original vision.
Brayden! When u mentioned Henry Flagler, that makes me think of the Swing Bridge that the WDWRR crosses behind Thunder Mountain. As far as I’m aware, the swing bridge is the only piece of equipment that remains from Flagler’s original Florida East Coast Railway.
Bob Iger should hire Braden and let this young man go add it. The majority of what Braden says is why we all USE to love Disney. Unfortunately I’m an old man and what Disney continues to do makes the odds of me ever going back slim to nil. My wife survived cancer one year and we were just happy with that. Christmas was fast approaching and I suggested we go to Disney for 10-11 days before the mad rush. We had such a GREAT TIME and it became the one thing we did ever year for like 15 years. The last time we were there they had just shut down the train and started Tron. Then all the BS started and neither one of us cares anymore. I did promise I’d take my granddaughter when she turns 10. Pop pop will probably just finance and abbreviated trip for her and I’ll stay home. I’m so sorry the clowns ruined what Walt and Roy created for all of us to enjoy. I’ll keep praying things will change but I doubt it will happen.
I missed your intro so much!! It’s so cool and groovy!
The intro never went away! We specifically use it for when we do a Mickey Views News episode where we do a bunch of news stories in one video. If it’s a breaking news update with no “coming up” section (we’ve had a lot of breaking updates of late), there is no full intro sequence in that case. Thanks for the kind words! ~Brayden
Its nice to say de-theaming rather than what it really is, the cheaping of Disney. Most people never rode the train around Ft Wilderness or went to the petting zoo or canoe rides to the campfire jamboree. So you won't miss what you've never experienced, thats the current Disney Experience Cheaping.
Can you do a comprehensive review for the hotels at Disney and universal? With Disney de-theming their hotels I am hearing a lot of random people I’ve never seen on TH-cam saying universal hotels are better than Disney (especially budget hotels I guess?) so it would be nice to hear someone like you give us your opinion on which is better.
Cabana Bay at Universal is unbelievable. Talk about theming! I should do a video along those lines. Thanks for Watching! ~Brayden
Agree 100% about Cabana Bay. Was going to answer with a similar response. It's the best *affordably-priced* theme park resort. So much fun, and every inch maintains the fun theme and vibe.
Love your content!!
That fire looks scary! I'm glad no one was hurt.
must be nice to live around the area and to be able to go into the parks whenever. Maryland is to far away. But out yearly trips are amazing.
The new terminal is definitely modern and spacious, but I do miss arriving at the other terminals that already had a certain theme park vibe.
Brayden's gunna pick up a miniature bright line train??
Who woulda guessed 🤣
One of my family's best memories involves those rustic FW cabins. The current leadership clearly doesn't understand the heart and soul of what FW is/was... and that's true of the parks at large. Great video man.
They are tiny houses. I like tiny houses, but not at Disney.
The magic of Disney was the possibility, if you will, of traveling in time. If one is staying in “current date”, the magic is lost.
It's weird not having Tron updates lol
I have a feeling we’re going to end up with premium “no reservation required” tickets
I can personally see how Moana fits in EPCOT and Animal Kingdom. Her story is very much about nature. So there's that at least. I think the design of the new Fort Wilderness cabins looks so weird though.
There is really something special about how you run your channel and I hope you attract many more subscribers to come.
Yeah, I'm gonna need them to keep the log cabins, please. Thanks.
EDIT: The team in charge of hotel theming needs to revisit the drawing board. They're fumbling the bag.
I already emailed my complaint about the cabins to WDW Customer Service. Hopefully enough people email or call in their complaints might make them change their minds,
DVC really blew this one. My family has stayed many times and loved each trip to the cabins. If they wanted a new form of a cabin they could have put them at the Reflections site. That is a waisted space now. The wilderness feel of the campground is going away. Thanks Disney!!!
I already emailed my complaint to WDW Customer Service. Hopefully enough people email or call in their complaints might make them change their minds. I usually don't email complaints. But the cabibns are my favoite so it was worth my time to email WDW my complaint.