Braelyn W.
I hate the fact that yall added adds…
I hate the fact that yall added adds like go back to no adds please I will do anything
The Walt Disney Company, commonly known as Walt Disney or simply Disney, is an American diversified multinational mass media and entertainment conglomerate headquartered at the Walt Disney Studios in Burbank, California.
The Walt Disney Company (disneyworld.disney.go.com) has 280 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 1.6 out of 5.
Is this your business?
Correct your details and reply to customers in public. Both are free.
Claim this listing
Activities & Tours · Berkeley, California
Excellent
Activities & Tours · San Ramon, California
Excellent

Activities & Tours · Santa Rosa, California
Excellent

Activities & Tours · santa monica, California
Excellent
Showing 14 reviews with 3 stars · Clear filters
Braelyn W.
I hate the fact that yall added adds like go back to no adds please I will do anything
Gabby
Too many peopple. I hate waiting
Alex T.
I arrived at Disney and make my way to guest services to speak to them about my disability as I have autism. I had been in touch with someone before I went to explain that I struggle in crowds of people, don’t like being touched my strangers and can become over stimulated in long and noisy lines. I was told that Disney are extremely supportive of people with disabilities and to make my way to guest services on the first day of the holiday and they could give me accommodations to help. That’s what I did. The experience was horrendous. I was told I had to video call with a third party agency who would decide if I was disabled enough to be given a DAS pass. I spoke to this person over the video call in the middle of guest services. The headphones were not working so I was having to shout into the tablet with guests around me listening to my medical history and talking about a disability I am extremely sensitive about- this in itself was very belittling and stressful. At the end of the video call they said I didn’t quality for a DAS pass as they only give it to people with autism. WHAT!!! That’s exactly what I’m telling them I have. I offered to show my diagnosis but they were not interested. They told me I did quality for some accommodations and I could have my family queue and then join them when they are at the front or if things became too much to just leave the line. I said this would not be possible and that my family should not be split up to accommodate my disability. This is indirect discrimination. I also couldn’t leave the lines as it would mean walking through crowds of people which is actually the problem. They were not interested. I tried a second time on another video call with a different agent. Went through the whole embarrassing process again of shouting out my issues down a video call with everyone listening in and was then told I now had to speak to a healthcare professional. I did this and talked about all the accommodations I have at home to help me. Got to the end and the healthcare professional decided I was not autistic enough to qualify for a DAS pass. At this point I became very upset and thought well I may as well just go home as I won’t join queues for rides as my anxiety will be too bad. My holiday was saved thanks to two very lovely members of staff called Marcie and Brittany in animal kingdom guest services. They really sympathised with me and went above and beyond to help ensure my experience was not ruined. They could not override the decision that had been made by this third party but they did put a number of things in place to ensure the challenges I have were accommodated, meaning I could enjoy the rest of my time at Disney. I am so grateful to these two staff members. In relation to the DAS programme- this is a joke! It would appear that no one is ever granted a DAS pass and the decision whether you get one or not comes down to a 30 second conversation you have with a person who is not medically trained and has no understanding or neurodiversity. I understand some people take the Mickey (excuse the pun) but it should be as simple as a guest providing proof they have a disability and then a DAS pass is granted. The way I was made to feel, the 2 hours of stress I went through means that I am not unlikely to ever return to Disney again! Sort it out Disney- this is not very inclusive and what you are doing is actually indirect discrimination. I wasn’t granted a DAS pass as I didn’t present as autistic enough! WHAT! This is unacceptable and I will be taking this further!
Norma M.
Certainly overpriced, I read they had benn ripping off Tchaikovsky for years! Also saw a documentary where Walt Disney was said to be racist ? A very greedy company I think. As for their series A Small Light too many inaccuracies. Still I suppose it’s a series on Miep. Bel Powley and most of the cast are excellent, but I do question Disney doing these things.
Alec H.
I have a few questions. At the start of Fox and The Hound 2, Did the story go all the way back to the childhood days or Did it start an new generation of foxes and hounds? At the start of Tarzan 2, Did the story go all the way back to the childhood days when Tarzan was a kid or Did Tarzan and Jane have an Tarzan Junior child?
Don
My granddaughter who has been fighting cancer for almost 5 years was granted a Wish through Special Wish of Northern Ohio. During her stay, she received 2 days at Universal and 3 days at Disney. During her 3 days at Disney, I was amazed at how Disney and their Cast members show little concern for Wish Kids and their family. Our family had a Wish pass to be used at Disney and Universal for ride admittance. At Universal, their team members went above and beyond make my granddaughter feel like a Wish Kid should. She was rake. To the front of the line with no waiting. At Disney it was as if the Magic once at Disney is no longer there. They have no plan to make the ride timing smooth. You are either placed in a Lightning Lane or in a handicap lane but.must still waiting. We actually had one cast member at Tron that refused our entire group to be on the same ride. At Universal, they made sure that our entire family was always together. We had team leaders volunteer to help us.with other rides. Not at Disney. Disney, you have losty respect for the Magic and for how you treat Wish Kids and their families.
MS MILLY B.
Not bad but could do so much better not just talking about the parks for mutable trillions pounds of disney products and even films just getting boring quite a bore and why don't they start bringing about the villans we want fun and mischiefnesses like crella devil we need more villains and stories of fun stop theses boring remarks
Jason L.
Not a review. But I think that if Disney makes another Santa Claus movie it should be titled The Incentive Claus