
But, there were a few things that could use improvement. First, the usual complaint about the transportation still exists. It should take over an hour to leave your room, wait for a bus, and arrive at a park. In total, that's two hours a day lost for guests.
Secondly, I was surprised at how much the ongoing construction encroached on our stay. In the past, Disney has also been a leader in hiding development from guests. New resorts just suddenly "pop up" or new attractions suddenly appear as if by Disney magic. Not true this time. The noise and dust was irritating at times. I had taken the walkway to the marketplace and won't do that again while the construction is still going on; too much dust.
Don't get me wrong, I liked it and plan on going back. As with my other posts, I am trying to note the changes in the way Disney operates which, at some level, also points to fundamental changes in their culture and management.
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