Bob Iger is the worst CEO in company history when it comes to the park experience and resort design. Looking forward to his permanent departure.

I TOTALLY agree with you man. Me and my family LOVVVVEE Disney. We have been 4 times in the last 6 years. We live in Augusta GA, and that’s like a 7 hr drive, but it’s Disney so we didn’t mind. Me and my wife went there for our 10 yr anniversary. This last time we went though REALLY put a bad taste in our mouths. Everything is SOOO over priced and unless you spend MORE money on lightning lanes then you won’t be able to do much. I know it’s Disney and it’s going to always be slammed but for some reason it seemed more packed the last time we went. My kids are still very young and I know we will be going back but I hope they do some things different to help families enjoy the time they have there, get there moneys worth and not be dead broke when they go home. I also agree that Walt would be disappointed with the way things are now. It’s really sad that the most magical place on earth can’t be seen by everyone because it costs so damn much.

I had hoped they’d put a restaurant on the top of the tower, but judging by the concept images and current construction photos, it looks like the top level may be 2-br or Grand Villa rooms (multiple balconies on the top floor vs a single large one).

The review is written, I just haven’t edited all of the photos for it. Also, I kinda want to take more from two different angles, as I’m not fully satisfied with some of my shots.

My thoughts are largely positive.

Look up next time you ride MMRR. You will be pulled right out of the immersion as the entire ceiling is unfinished with piping, lighting fixtures etc. Same thing at Remy. This whole unfinished, open type ceiling look is one I do not like. It makes the ride look cheap.