Disneyland No More

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She and I visited Hong Kong Disneyland four years ago when she was just my friend while we visited it again four years later as this year when she has become my wife.



HK Disneyland 20-21 Mar 2010

Thanking Dragon Jewelry for giving us a package of 1-night Disneyland Hotel with 2-day Disneyland access , we could enjoy the so-called Victorian residence and stay in the smallest disneyland for very long time.

My wife, who is crazy about any Disney's stuff, however said that she wanted to leave it as soon as possible and she missed home!

Over four years, the theme park has had no change at all, except the establishment of It's A Small World and the missing of the train and Lion King Festival. We finished our walk by just half a day. Although our package was the one with seaview and balcony, only a part of seaview could be seen and the balcony was dirty. What's more, the border of the bathroom mirror was broken. One of the cups, which looked quite elegant was very dirty inside.

What is the problem? In my opinion, the management has not taken the responsibility to maintain high morale of the whole company. When I visited Disney World in 2005, I was very impressed by every staff's passion. For your reminder, Walt Disney World Resort opened in 1971.

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