Universal needs to build an interactive playland that allows park goers to launch rotten eggs and tomatoes onto Disney property...
Disney needs to build a new park themed to the villians with thrill rides and roller coasters in it...
Universal needs a "living initiative" character of King Kong that steps on tourists and smashes up buildings...
Disney needs to install some rides in the World Showcase at Epcot...
Universal needs to sneak down to Busch Gardens in the dead of the night and swop ShieKra with Triple R...
Disney needs to extend the monorail to Hollywood Studios and Animal Kingdom.......and Universal Studios...
Universal Studios needs to sign on the dotted line to get first dibs on anything Peter Jackson touches...
But I'm a Disneyland > Walt Disney World guy. And that's a topic for another thread. ;^)
Shocking, I know!
Honestly, can you imagine how impossible it would be to move around in a Disney version of WWOHP with crowds double the size of IOA on its busiest day?
As for the question of "Disney or Universal" my answer is: "YES!"
However, when all is said and done, there is just SOMETHING about Universal that feels like home to me...
I guess you can try to compare the two, but in the end, it is far to difficult.
You can't win. You can't lose.
However…I was so shocked and disappointed by how me and my family were treated in the Irish Pub in the Studios back in early April, my scale has totally tipped. It may sound over-the-top, but it really ruined the succeeding couple of hours and had a negative lasting effect on all four of us. Of course I still rate and love the rides, but the overall experience plummeted that day to the point of being reluctant to even approach another Universal worker. The Disney cast-members really make such a massive impact, exceeding customer services expectations that you may take for granted by the end of the day.
In my limited experience, and I’m sure lots of people will disagree, Universal workers’ attitudes towards guests leave a lot to be desired. I’m Disney all the way.
For me, they both are a blast, but Universal needs to learn from the philosophy that all attractions in a park do not have to be e-ticket. I can do almost everything in both parks in one day, and after a while, it gets a little old...
Disney is completely different! Disney has a nice balance of attractions that keeps you coming back time after time. You can't get one park, much less the resort done in a day. Plus Disney will never, ever get to be boring in my eyes!
Then again, this is just my opinion.
