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  sage (@tinyjjongberry) reported 1 minute ago

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

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  Brer Oswald (@BrerOswald) reported 2 minutes ago

  There’s a problem industry wide where the entertainment industry just doesn’t respect children whatsoever. It’s not just Disney or Universal (though they’re major players particularly in the theme park industry). It really is on us to stand up to it, whatever little ways we can.

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  juju (@jujudadepressao) reported 3 minutes ago

  Hey @DisneyPlus, the problem persists! When are you going to solve it?

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  ARTTOP (@No_Toilets) reported 4 minutes ago

  My Mom was telling me how she always sees this one Disney “Influencer” talk about how he goes to one of the hotels and just sits there to hang out and do his work from home job on his laptop. Like yeah no wonder Disney doesn’t want non resort guests at their hotels…

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  againstvapes (@againstvapes) reported 5 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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  Keith McLain (@AZetaPsi) reported 8 minutes ago

  @worthitorwoke Honestly, I kind of lost interest sometime around when Disney bought Pixar. I saw Pixar stuff just to see what they'd innovate next. Would have loved to do patent work for them. Once Disney bought them, the innovation stopped. Then, the woke went in overdrive. Sad, really.

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  Andrew Harrigan (@Andrew_H76) reported 8 minutes ago

  @HoneySlop @RebelScum_MF That’s my biggest problem with anything Disney the prequels aged better then the sequels

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  BoltsFan1725 (@Boltsfan1725) reported 9 minutes ago

  @magicnextdoor_ While Disney has never made an issue of it, per my hospitality law class in undergrad, if you aren't a registered guest, being anywhere beyond a hotel lobby can be trespassing. So, it's not elitist or gatekeeping, it's a legal matter. These folks are telling on themselves now.

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  Steve Rudzinski (@SteveRudzinski) reported 13 minutes ago

  @MarvelExrth616 1: I don't believe this at all, given it prints money for Sony. 2: I hope not, Disney/Marvel completely owning the character would be the worst thing for Spider-Man

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  Shadow Dragon (@ShadowDragons77) reported 15 minutes ago

  @mimidancer I dont think this is a Disney specific problem but Disney isnt helping with getting rid of perks that made it easier for middle class families. The place has outpaced wage growth so much while cast members are underpaid living in their cars now.

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  Love Majewski✝️🇺🇸 (@lovemajewski1) reported 15 minutes ago

  @HothaAli If the debate thing doesn’t work out he can always go back to Disney.

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  The Great Translation Movement 大翻译运动 (@TGTM_Official) reported 16 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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  Caro (@notoriousbovine) reported 17 minutes ago

  not to be a Disney adult on main for a sec but you cannot ***** and moan about all the pin boards/cm pouches being covered in fake pins if you yourself trade scrappers for the few real pins that do show up you are the problem

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  Lucari (@Lucari_Aura) reported 18 minutes ago

  @ShawnNOrlando The main issue is the Universal name carries a lot of weight, but they market this as a Kids park so hopefully parents won’t get confused. Also good kid play areas that are well themed do exist at Universal and Disney, but I guess they didn’t want to put in the money.

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  One of Those Splash People (@SplashFan2000) reported 23 minutes ago

  Kids absolutely do care about quality. Why do you think they beg their parents to visit parks like Disney and Universal instead of your standard state fair? They're not subhuman neanderthals with brains the size of ping pong *****, their intelligence deserves to be respected.