I also love their inclusion of those with disabilities. Not only do they make the parks and resorts comfortable for those with handicaps, but they hire many with unique life challenges. From short-people, to those in wheelchairs, Disney is remarkable in their inclusion.
Are their prices high? Yes.
It's expensive to go. But it's truly a magical experience if you can get here. However, even in their expense they've made some attempts and tweaked some ways to get even the budget-minded in on the magic.
Disney Springs (formally Downtown Disney) requires no money to park, and no money to stroll the streets. The exteriors of the stores and restaurants are equivalent to that of the streets in their amusement parks. The employees have the same training. This gives those who visit downtown Disney the same feeling of the parks, minus the expense. If you want something more "fun" than the ambiance, they have some ala carté amusements you can purchase. Plus, there are some entertainment-style restaurants.
Disney is not famous the world-over because humanity is naive, but because humanity likes to be treated well. Disney has mastered the art of hospitality and magic. Yes, you'll deal with snotty, spoiled kids when you attend. And you'll be closer than is pleasant to crazy parents. But that's not Disney's fault. Disney has done everything possible to make their treatment of you exceptional.
When you visit, be nice to others. Help your children remember they are creating an ambiance for others. And if you attend alone, as I often do, lift your eyes from the mess of people around you and focus on Disney's preparation for you.
It's a place to create fantastic stories and memories.
It's been a few years since I've had an annual pass to Disney. I am very much looking forward to sharing this year with you!
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