Walt Disney World Discussion + 5 Disappointing Things About Returning to WDW as an Adult | 05/21/19
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The hosts of the podcast discuss several news items related to Disney, including the arrest of a former cast member accused of stealing and reselling over $7,000 in items, such as a Haunted Mansion ballroom dress. They also address reports from union leaders regarding firefighter shortages at the Reedy Creek Fire Department amidst ongoing Disney expansions. The conversation shifts to the announcement of the 2019 Disney Legends, where the group debates the merits of inductees like Robert Downey Jr. and Hans Zimmer. The final segment focuses on a list of five disappointing aspects of returning to Walt Disney World as an adult. The hosts analyze points regarding the monorail experience, the perceived loss of scale, rising costs, the loss of pure discovery due to technology, and the inability to replicate the wonder felt during childhood. While they agree on certain frustrations, such as the high cost of vacations and the impact of mobile apps on immersion, they conclude that traveling with children can help recapture some of that lost magic.
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the monorail is more disappointing as an adult than as a kid
the cost as a kid your biggest worry while going through Walt Disney world typically revolved around lines
losing the experience of pure discovery when you're a kid headed to Disney there simply didn't know you simply didn't know what to expect
not being a kid again that's a disappointing thing about going to Disney as a kid morning fun
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