Anne
North Reading,#2Consumer Comment
Thu, October 06, 2005
I find your letter confusing and hard to follow. However, if I'm understanding it correctly, you seem to be asking Disneyland to compensate you for your hotel stay and (I think) some food costs. I can tell you right now that is not going to happen. When you pay for a hotel room, that's what you get, a hotel room. There was no problem with the room. You knew the price when you reserved it and agreed to that price. End of story. The same thing goes for the food. You ate it. You bought it. It seems like the only problem was the theme park itself and they gave you the same remedy they gave other annual passholders. Another reasonable remedy might have been a discount on a pass renewal or a prorated refund on a portion of the pass. Of course the way to get a reasonable remedy is to act reasonable. It looks like you may have burned that bridge.
Shandra
Anytown,#3Consumer Suggestion
Sun, September 25, 2005
I was at disneyland that weekend and my family had a wonderful time. Dont remember it being to bad it was busy (normal) and there were some rides down but instead of getting pissed you enjoy what you can. Why would YOU waste a family vacation getting pissed off? If you have an annual pass like you say you do then you just go another time if its that bad no biggy. I can not see why anyone who has an annual pass would waste time and energy on a trip getting mad complaining, and making your family upset because your upset. Disneyland is a winderful place that we enjoy and when there has ever been an issue I have talked to someone there and everything has been taken care of but when you yell and demand it gets you nowhere. I truly hope you do not renew your pass because its people like you complaining all day that make they day less enjoyable..
Jade
East Lansing,#4Consumer Suggestion
Wed, June 01, 2005
If you had a bad trip, I'm sorry for you, but I say try again. I always had great Disney trips. I don't know what your budget it, but I suggest staying in a non-Disney hotel to save. Some our better. I have stayed at the Anaheim Hilton both times and loved it just fine. It was cheaper than the Disney hotels, although I can't remember by how much. And there are many cheaper hotels in the area with free shuttle. Also, as the cast member eluded to, I have found that the staff is always friendly in trying to remedy a problem. I think a lot of people just want a refund or money back, and aren't happy if they don't get it. But I think if you open your mind to other remedies other than money, you will find they are very accommodating, like with the fast passes for example. I think it's a very happy place and I happen to love it!
Steve
Huntington Beach,#5UPDATE Employee
Fri, April 29, 2005
I'm a cast member and I usually work at DCA (California Adventure) vending carts and sometimes inside restaurants. I'm sorry your experience wasn't that great...but make sure your stay includes a Friday, Saturday, or Sunday (in the off season)...the parks are open later and there is more stuff to check out (like the Electrical Parade at California Adventure). I know that rides do break down, parades and fireworks can be cancelled, and attractions get shut down and I understand that these things piss off a lot of people. We can't control these things! I can't control the rain that cancels the parade or the wind that cancels the fireworks. $1000...i'm not really surprised. Up until about 2 weeks ago, I didn' t know how much it cost to get into the park. But if it makes you feel any better, all of us (even Michael Eisner) have to pay the same $2.75 for a churro or the same $20 for the glowing glasses. But if you have any problems with any food or things purchased off of carts, come to us and we will help you out (but bring the item! If you drop your popcorn or whatever DO NOT THROW THE BOX AWAY, and DO NOT THROW AWAY THAT POPPED BALLOON). But anyhoo, we would love to have you comeback Cheers