Walt believed in Progress but I have to believe he didn’t want progress to outweighh the creativity and magic, despite the present day obstacles of business, money, and poor judgements and attitudes, and of course, politics. In fact, those have always existed. And despite how things change, lets admit, the more they stay the same.

Building More is not always best. More magic does not need to mean More building. Find a plan that works across the board, complete the unfinished tasks for now, (for examole..dinosaurs are always going to be a favorite fascination..are chsnges in Anmal Kingdom bestvwayvto dpend money atvthis time..?) cease the building for now, let people discover and explore what’s new..than find common consensus in varietiy of fields and topics for the World that need a strong change, that Can be changed..set plan in motion, be consistent and go from there. Another awful feeling is seeing construction take place While exploring the Parks..it’s not at all magical but more of a sad feeling and I’m not sure there isn’t a way to resolve that).

These comments are only my feelings and thoughts based on what I’ve seen as a guest in the Parks over the last few years. Overall, I try to remain hopeful that children of all ages will be able to discover Magic that is meant to be “WDW” as I once did..
Nothing is impossible, there Is always Hope.

I totally agree. Reservations have taken the spontaniety out of the park, but also create big issues for a family like ours who has a disabled child and never know if we will be able to go into the park on a particular day. We were annual pass holders to have that flexibiity, but with reservations that does not help. Please end this system. Crowds and managing your day your own way is part of the fun of Disney.