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Guest · 8 Aug 16, 02:41 PM

DLP, its like visiting any town centre in the UK, seeing someone dressed as Mickey and you know who he's meant to be but it just doesn't work.
Absolutely no magic in the air whatsoever. Lacks any sort of ambience. Appears to be no organisation at the rides. Staff albeit we have to excuse the culture just don't cut it.
I would say its best for the younger ones up to 10 years.
I did DLP before WDW, and went back for the first time in over 20 years this week, I wished I hadn't, it spoilt the good memories i had of the place.

8 Aug 16, 02:41 PM	#45
	8 Aug 16, 02:41 PM Guest Guest
Guest Guest	DLP, its like visiting any town centre in the UK, seeing someone dressed as Mickey and you know who he's meant to be but it just doesn't work. Absolutely no magic in the air whatsoever. Lacks any sort of ambience. Appears to be no organisation at the rides. Staff albeit we have to excuse the culture just don't cut it. I would say its best for the younger ones up to 10 years. I did DLP before WDW, and went back for the first time in over 20 years this week, I wished I hadn't, it spoilt the good memories i had of the place.