I’m gonna go out on a limb and guess a more likely reason for lower sales is the cost. I just got back from a week at Disney World with my family, and we had an amazing time, but it was REALLY expensive. Including travel and lodging, we probably spent over $6000 for a family of four. If not for my MIL planning and…

Ten years ago I took my niece to the “World” for her 16th birthday. She enjoyed it, given her obsession with Mickey Mouse, but my greatest thrill while there was from watching pigeons pick the bones of smoked turkey legs.

81% of all Disney visitors are Evangelical families?!? What in the what? This guy is just pulling statistics out of his ass.

I love me a good Christian, but, boy, that bad ones are too much. Let the judgey, condemny, fundamentalisty ones go their own way and leave alone those of us who want to see a bigger picture of the world.

As a condition of employment, the museum and ark staff of 900, including 350 seasonal workers, must sign a statement of faith rejecting evolution and declaring that they regularly attend church and view homosexuality as a sin. So any non-Christians, believers in evolution, or members of the LGBT community — and their…

I know half a dozen Canadian families who decided they’d skip taking the kids to Disney so long as Cheero Satan has his tiny paws on the big buttons o’ doom.

The thing is, gays amount to less than 3% of the population (Check it on Google)—so, no matter how much you court them they simply don’t have the numbers to turn the turnstiles

I’m just so...so....so flumoxed. Why would someone with the name C. Butt Brimmer be outspoken against the gay?

Could not give less of a toss.

I care very deeply both about admissions at Disney World and what some Tea Party noodnik thinks. Does Disney’s ticket count do anything for my bottom line? No.

Well, I am just shocked that a survey entirely taken among people who evidently visited the Ark Encounter would have ridiculous shitty homophobic views.

>_<

He mentions “Ark” ten times, “Disney” nine (not counting the headline). This “article” is an ad.

At least when I hear of Disney parks, the word “scam” doesn’t immediately come to mind as it does when I hear Ark Encounter.

I was going to plan a trip to Disneyland recently, but ultimately decided not to when I realized how high the price of admission has gotten.

who could write such a bad take? Ah, there it is.

This man is a perfect example of way I’m religious but I hate organized religion. Can’t stand people who try to explain the world away from your narrow mindset.

It depresses me that this article isn’t the dumbest take I’ve read in even the past couple days (I read a column about the Cosby trial yesterday that made me want to throw the Earth into the Sun).

As someone with an annual pass to Walt Disney World, i’ll just say that I don’t want to see their bigoted asses there. So have fun at your backwards theme parks!

I don’t have anything left, brother.