What's one thing you want to change?

[kray]

How about no smoking? The resorts are smoke-free, its time for the parks, too!

[Ellory]

As a smoker, myself...I think it's good enough that we are asked to smoke in separate, and sometimes hidden corners by garbage cans, rather than have to walk 30 minutes from one side of Epcot to some area on the other side of the parking lot.

Since a good percentage of guests (especially from Europe and the US) are smokers, and have money to spend....I don't think Disney will ever be completely smoke free.

As for the resorts...they are NOT smoke free..there are designated areas there, too.....

[kray]

[Ellory]

That does seem to be a problem. I don't know if it's a language barrier, or just plain rudeness!!

On a couple of occasions I've pointed people with lit cigarettes, in the direction of a smoking area. When they gave me a dirty look, I flashed my pack at them, winked, and said "we gotta watch out for each other"...that usually brings a smile to their face, and they comply.

Other people just don't seem to care, and smoke where ever they darn well please....if a friendly Disney staff member reminder goes unheeded, I think that should be grounds for removal.....got no problem with that!

Just because we have an addiction...it doesn't mean we have the right to expose everyone to it....

[daveypoo]

I'm an ex-smoker (13 years this year!) and I'm all for smokers rights. They have a place to smoke, go there and do their thing, but don't force it upon the rest of us who don't want it in our faces (or lungs).

Personally, I think it's just a total disregard for others....just plan rudeness. You can tell the ones who know better...they are the ones trying to hide the butt when they are in a no smoking area.
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[me27821]

In terms of bringing something back to Disneyland? Walt. Think of what it would have been like if he were still running that park. Someone reming me to come back on August 1st and make another post. Bring back the DL Gallery.

[cmwade77]

Bring back Country Bear Jamboree to Disneyland, make better use of the land, adding in new attractions based off of Aladdin, Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty (the entrance could be worked out to be within the Castle at the location that used to be the entrance for the walk through and the exit could be where the exit for the walk through was, of course this would mean construction of new tunnels or perhaps bridges of some sort and such, but it could be done)

[me27821]

Lol, bring back the Disneyland gallery. I think that place was really cool, even though I never got to see it. It deffinatly was unique though. Where are they gonna put the Main Street model now?

[blinkereye123]

Hi again. My one change, (and I know I'm commiting a cardinal sin here), get rid of some of the merchandise, please! Somehow I think it's both absolutely unnecesary and redundant to have stores inside the park that "specialize" in "one of a kind" merchandise and to actually have a self-contained "shopping district" outside the park that also "specializes", you know? What I really, REALLY would like to see change is the tearing -up and shortening of queue areas and rest spots to make way for more kiosks and impulse stands. We get it, you want us to spend as much as possible on your brand name, but everybody has their limits! I thought the whole point of going to a Disney park was to get away from the outside world and its "accesories". Well, before I really start ranting I better just close by saying that in some cases less is definitely more in my humble opinion. Until later, peace.

[WDWFan]

On the same vein... being able to leave a ride with out having to deal with the exit queue stores would be nice. And returning Main street to a set of small stores rather than a modern day strip mall.