George Harris
Engineer
One of my favorites concerning Disney:And it was one of those perks that truly rang of Walt Disney, a railfan himself who was known to enjoy cab rides immensely. It seemed only fitting that you could get that experience at his back yard, so to speak. It's so unfortunate to see that experience go away. Again, expected, but I don't like it either.Biggest lost for guests is no more riding in the cab. That's truly a shame, as it gave MANY guests a really special opportunity to enjoy the magic. I understand the ban, expected it, but don't like it.
Rafi
After Eisner was in charge but while Roy Disney was still around and had his hand in it:
There was one of these hot air sessions where Eisner was talking about "branding", which for those who don't know is one of the favoirte corporate-speak buzz words of recent years.
Roy Disney's response: "Branding is something you do to cattle."