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  Ankush Dharkar wants you on tier3.college (@RealAnkush) reported 3 minutes ago

  @numberbee7070 @JioHotstar The other apps work better. When I was in US, the Disney+ app was much higher resolution

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  B3a5tc0c (@b3a5tc0c) reported 3 minutes ago

  @Polymarket They should just do what Disney does. Their soda cups have RFIDs in them that are read by the machines. They limit you to a fixed amount of refills within a certain time frame. And if you try to use a cup without an RFID the machine won’t work.

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  Dominik Muggli (@dominikmuggli) reported 4 minutes ago

  @michaelmiraflor 1. Disney is a business which shareholders that expect maximum returns, and they're optimizing for that. 2. The problem is not Disney, but financial literacy and responsibility. 3. I can't imaging going to Disney without kids.

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  Piłsudski1967 ✝️🇺🇸🇵🇱 (@Pilsudski1967) reported 5 minutes ago

  @ShamashAran @LiLa__lee18 When Disney went woke, they went to hell not in a handbasket, but a rocket sled. That's the biggest issue most of us have with Disney. That said, a good amusement park isn't just for kids, IMHO. It's up in the air, however, if Disney's parks are still "good", since I've only ever been to a Six Flags.

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  Skye Roberts (@SkyeRoberts_) reported 12 minutes ago

  @WhatKatieDid25 @cdolan92 Everyone has paid a ticket to get into the parks. Everyone is equal. As long as nobody is skipping the line there is no problem. Also, Disney has a system to help individuals who have medical issues that prevent them from waiting in line. Kids can use this if it applies to them.

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  Dubai’ron Scott (@jimmyhoffa85) reported 17 minutes ago

  @Fact caught the geography error before release and renamed one of the most successful films in Disney history. the original title would have been technically accurate for about zero seconds of the movie since the Pride Lands is clearly savanna. someone did their homework at the last minute.

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  Oiza (@Steadi_lady) reported 18 minutes ago

  Who has Disney+ login, i need it for just tonight. 🙏

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  RegularguyTN (@RegularguyTN) reported 18 minutes ago

  @Nerdrotics Don't worry it's guaranteed to be a sequel or clone of existing movie. Disney has nothing original or quality now.

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  Sean Bush (@seanbush3) reported 20 minutes ago

  Also Alden Einrechen was never the problem with Solo. The problem with Solo was simply that the movie sucked. They could’ve had prime Harrison Ford in the role and it still would’ve been extremely forgettable. Disney threw him under the bus and everyone bought it for some reason

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  Emily Zanotti 🦝 (@emzanotti) reported 20 minutes ago

  While I do blame Disney adults for the increase in “premium pricing” Disney has institute for “extra experiences”across the parks, I haven’t found them to be problematic while *in* the parks. Disney influencers, however, are the WORST.

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  Mark Carr (@the1andonlyM) reported 21 minutes ago

  @dynastytribal Problem is: His built in Disney & YouTube audience will believe anything he says. Big problem with the kids who were raised on the internet

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  Taffy 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 (@taffy_elsewhere) reported 24 minutes ago

  @KalebPrime Just because Disney Star Wars is garbage, doesn't mean the Prequels weren't also terrible. They were.

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  The Black Horse (@TheBlackHorse65) reported 25 minutes ago

  @GreeneMan6 We took ours to disney land a once. They had fun, but it was terrible value-for-money in terms of their experience. There are indoor playgrounds within an hours drive of home that were more profound experiences for them.

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  DeeMagicGurl (@DeeMagicGurl) reported 29 minutes ago

  Framing a whole group like “Disney adults” as the problem isn’t just wrong, it’s a pattern that can get messy fast. When you reduce something complex, like pricing, demand, culture, down to one group, you stop thinking critically. It turns nuance into blame, and blame into identity. Instead of asking “how does pricing actually work,” it becomes “who can I pin this on.” That’s how bad takes spread and stick. It also normalizes dismissing people based on what they enjoy. Today it’s Disney adults, tomorrow it’s gamers, fitness people, travelers, whatever. Once you decide a group’s hobby makes them less valid, it becomes really easy to justify talking about them in a dehumanizing or condescending way. And honestly, it discourages joy and community. People finding harmless happiness, building friendships, creating shared experiences, that’s a good thing. Turning that into something to mock or blame creates this weird culture where people feel like they have to defend what they love. At a bigger level, it’s just lazy thinking. Real systems, like pricing, business strategy, consumer behavior, are layered. Oversimplifying them into “this group is the problem” makes people feel right, but keeps them from actually understanding anything. So yeah, it’s not just a bad take, it’s a mindset that replaces thinking with scapegoating.

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  Blyon (@HeartofaLyon2) reported 30 minutes ago

  @bennyjohnson Who cares about this guy? @ABC @Disney are fine with submarining their shareholders for DEI Tranny's and a would be comic. Let them do it. They are the Spirit Airlines of network television and a case study in Middle School of how easy it is to fix a business.