I stayed at WDW in Orlando earlier this year for a conference. They put me on their spam list. However, they break up their spams by different subsidiaries, so I'm on, what seems like a doze, different mailing lists and even though I'm actively unsubscribing to their spam, another pops up. What a pain! Shame on you Disney... your spamming is worse than the $6 corn dogs!
qcumber98 said: Why did you sign yourself up for spam? i didn't, or not that i recall. i'm pretty sure, they simply used my email from my registration. and it sucked, cos' that was my work address.
We need a public-owned theme park so that rich and predatory companies like Disney don't gouge people.
They could charge reasonable prices for rides and food (tofu dogs would be only $1, recycled bottled water $0.50) and they wouldn't send spam to guests.
Xnarg said: We need a public-owned theme park so that rich and predatory companies like Disney don't gouge people.
They could charge reasonable prices for rides and food (tofu dogs would be only $1) and they wouldn't send spam to guests.
We could call it Navy Pier
Xnarg
Senior Member - 5K
posted: Nov. 8, 2009 @ 10:53a
Battleshipnote said: Xnarg said: We need a public-owned theme park so that rich and predatory companies like Disney don't gouge people.
They could charge reasonable prices for rides and food (tofu dogs would be only $1) and they wouldn't send spam to guests.We could call it Navy Pier AFAIK, the City of Chicago owns Navy Pier but doesn't operate the rides, restaurants etc. on it. That's why things are so expensive there.
Xnarg said: We need a public-owned theme park so that rich and predatory companies like Disney don't gouge people.
They could charge reasonable prices for rides and food (tofu dogs would be only $1, recycled bottled water $0.50) and they wouldn't send spam to guests.
Funny how theme parks should be owned by government, but health care shouldn't.
scrouds said: Xnarg said: We need a public-owned theme park so that rich and predatory companies like Disney don't gouge people.
They could charge reasonable prices for rides and food (tofu dogs would be only $1, recycled bottled water $0.50) and they wouldn't send spam to guests.Funny how theme parks should be owned by government, but health care shouldn't.Allegedly. Don't jump to conclusions.
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