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Former Disneyland Attractions Host and Knott’s Berry Farm Ride Operator. Now a California attorney for nearly 20 years.

Joined June 2026
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Now this is ghetto and absolutely inexcusable
Not only is a static figure missing (the only feature that most fans liked, btw) but when did it become acceptable for a light fixture to remain toppled? Imagine if Splash Mountain was in such embarrassing shape constantly and it underscores how little people care about TBA.
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What a ridiculous joke
Tiana is still frozen in place, as she was on Monday.
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They took something that looked iconic and made it look stupid
The Chickapin Hill is something so unique that you would only see it in @DisneyParks. That’s what made the ride stand out. The Tiana 🥦 design doesn’t stand out. You see that on parkways. #SaveSplashMountain @Disneyland @WaltDisneyWorld #SaveMagicKingdom @WaltDisneyCo @Disney
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And also to get people to buy the magic genie or whatever. As a California attorney the potential for manipulation has caused me to raise my eyebrows because of things like the California consumer legal remedies act.
I feel like ride times in the app started off with consumer convenience and satisfaction in mind. Now, it's just another attempt at behavior manipulation.
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That sounds like a long routine refurbishment. And closing during the holidays season with no form reopened date? Isn’t that the busiest season now?
NEW: Tiana's Bayou Adventure at Walt Disney World will temporarily close for routine refurbishment starting Nov. 2 and is set to reopen in December.
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So true!
O reily employees “ how are you today? Can we fix your car for you for free in the parking lot? Actually here you can just have my car” Advance auto part employees: *you ruining their life just entering their store*
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It’s almost like a religion for Disney. Every new thing requires the sacrifice of an old thing. Even where there is plenty of space. What’s up with that?
Animal Kingdom seriously needs more expansions than replacements. My gf and I got to AK today at 4 and we got every attraction done (except for Bluey and Zoo cuz ew) in just about 2 hours. The shows are nice but they all close before 5. AK needs more attractions.
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And it’s nothing but salt and fat and chemicals and preservatives
PepsiCo, the parent of Frito lay, has hired a consultant to study why people are snacking less. Has anybody thought $6 for a bag of chips might be the reason?
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Just plain lazy.
Visible drain gutters and security cameras are bad show in any Disney Park. I’d hear from Marty Sklar with a red ink note if this was my design. Simple things take guests out of the story & this is a prime example. jimhshull.com
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Even Nietzsche didn’t use sentences that long.
what an idiot fails to mention the blessing of size and i hope we never lose some things of the past
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In 1983, Mars introduced Peanut Butter Twix in North America, marking the very first spin-off flavor of the popular chocolate bar. BITE-SIZED FACT | The original 1983 version featured the same classic shortbread cookie as original Twix.
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Never been on those. I get annoyed just being in the vicinity.
blow this thing into smithereens dawg
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These people block wholesale and for no other reason than they disagree on one point. Bizarre
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Do you know what solfeggio tones are? Perfect tones of certain hertz that like tune your chakras. Or something like that. Well, Disney parks, movies, and shows used to have that perfect-tone effect on me. Not so much any more. We talk about the decline in the quality of the show at the parks. Defenders love to ask, like, “how does it affect your day if the workers have tattoos and beards and untucked shirts and are leaning against the walls”. It’s hard to answer that question because it’s hard to articulate what concrete differences it makes on an individual level. But bad show throws the tone of the parks off, in the aggregate and maybe only on a subconscious or visceral level.
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The chicken fajita wrap was good with salsa and green jalapeño sauce. For a buck!
The McDonald's Dollar Menu of the early 2000s was absolutely stacked - Double Cheeseburger, Snack Wraps, Salad Shakers, McChicken and a lot more. Truly the good ol' days.
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I vaguely remember this one. It was probably on TV one Sunday night and then gone forever. I wish Disney would put these Sunday night movies on @DisneyPlus
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I wish they would have leaned harder into the California theme and kept it up over the years. Now it’s kind of a scattered mess and getting messier.
Long story short, Jason Schultz pointed me to an archived video from a local news station that was filled with "b-roll" video of Disney's California Adventure before it was opened to the public. Here are some highlights I edited quickly together.
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25 year olds and under have a limited basis to compare the standards too. I base the standards on 30 years ago, when I worked at Disneyland, and before that. And the difference is staggering.
So the ratio of under 25 is around 60/40 thinking that yes, the standards have dropped. Over 25 is a bit higher 70/30 ratio. To be expected, but it’s pretty apparent there’s been a noticeable drop in standards somewhere along the line to the majority of people
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