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Disney+ Issues Reports

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  sage (@tinyjjongberry) reported 5 minutes ago

  my old work friend met twice when they were at disney and didn’t know who they were 🙃

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  RaiderNeil (@Rdrneil) reported 8 minutes ago

  @Roku i've never had a problem with roku, had to reverse a Cable one time and that was it, and I love the new voice remotes that are rechargeable, only issue I've had is with Disney not being able to click on it and it comes on says can't login from your area error 43 error 83

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  againstvapes (@againstvapes) reported 8 minutes ago

  Saw trailer for live action Moana and it’s crazy that the Disney logo is basically synonymous with low quality. Just miss after miss for years

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  ℂ𝕖𝕟𝕒𝔽𝕒𝕟89 (@SethFan89) reported 9 minutes ago

  My disney plus is still not working bruh

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  cozziejoe (@cozziejoe1) reported 11 minutes ago

  @StarWarsMeg1 Daisy is not the problem The stupid premise and origin of her character. Disney non original thought And just poor writing

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  Ashlee Ogella (@ASHthisisLEE) reported 14 minutes ago

  @DisneyPlus why are you not working

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  jaisingh (@karanvisa) reported 14 minutes ago

  @HaramiParindey Worst streaming app, Jio really fckd up the Hotstar and Disney

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  Jamorocto (@jamorocto) reported 16 minutes ago

  @vampsob He lost his parents, but he'll definitely find them, because Warcraft is like a Disney fairy tale right now, as the post said. Everything will work out for Arator. Because there are no losses now. I doubt it.I doubt Alleria and Turalyon will die. If they did, I'd understand.

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  Head Goalie Guy (@HeadGoalieGuy) reported 18 minutes ago

  @MouseInfo That’s actually a great point because when I went to Disney and stayed at Pop Centurty all I could think was “this isn’t the same quality as the Animal Kingdom Lodge. This is appalling and unacceptable and Disney is really going to suffer for even having this as an option”.

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  Professor McCheese (@ProfCheese84) reported 19 minutes ago

  @_itsamedfffaz I mean it's possible. It would be a very fast turnaround time for a script especially since he was also working on Blink of an Eye at that time. I also feel like the call for a fifth movie was probably made by the higher ups at Disney due to the issues with the whole film slate

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  C Roberts(tweets from a colonised Scotland) (@CRobertsonUK) reported 19 minutes ago

  But I digress, the ultimate problem is the reliance on as I mentioned already the likes of Marvell, thus Disney, becoming monopolies especially in buying up minor competitors and their back catalog - only to shelve them and the rights unable to be transferred to others. /end

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  Justin Dickens (@_DickensJustin) reported 25 minutes ago

  @magicnextdoor_ hate to say it but I had no problem with this back when we lived in a more polite society. these days you basically have to pay lots of money for the luxury of not being surrounded by rude people, so Disney has to crack down on stuff like this.

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  The Great Translation Movement 大翻译运动 (@TGTM_Official) reported 25 minutes ago

  Shanghai Disney Auntie’s Full Chaos A middle-aged woman at Shanghai Disneyland wasn’t content with just sneaking or forcing her own way through the paid FastPass lane. She actively called on everyone around her to charge in together. “Let’s all rush in! Charge!” — turning personal frustration into an attempted mob action against basic paid priority access. All because she couldn’t (or wouldn’t) pay for the fast clearance that Disney has offered for decades worldwide. This isn’t mere “auntie energy.” This is next-level “I have no shame, the world is invincible” — dragging others down with her under the banner of “fairness.” If I can’t afford convenience, nobody should have it. Result? A premium family attraction descends into low-quality disorder. Rules that work everywhere else suddenly become “oppression.” This is the living embodiment of what Chinese netizens call “so-called civilization” (所谓文明): ancient heritage and modern infrastructure on the surface, but a public culture still struggling with basic respect for order, contracts, and mutual courtesy. • One person breaking rules = annoying. • Inciting a crowd to break rules = dangerous precedent. China has achieved incredible things. But scenes like this — repeated in airports, trains, scenic spots, and now Disney — show the glaring gap between official slogans and everyday reality. True civilization shows up in small things: respecting queues, honoring paid services, and not dragging strangers into your grievances. The younger generations exposed to better norms are slowly changing this, but “charge in together” aunties remain a stubborn feature.

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  Nigel (@theoryofmind11) reported 27 minutes ago

  @gatortebowfan15 @scottxavier Eh, it’s not as simplistic as this. Disney receives 23 million more visitors now and the hotels sell out much more often. Plus, there are a million ways to complain now and social media exacerbates issues because one person can be very loud.

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  Iyok Prasetyo (@iyokp97) reported 27 minutes ago

  @el_yorch00 @ShowtneCockatoo Pretty glad to know that since today disney work is notorious for being disappointing