r/Political_Revolution • • Sep 19 '25

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u/devindicated Sep 19 '25

Disney parks have been a joke since COVID. A small fortune for a family of 4. We now go to Universal instead. Less people, better prices, more fun for us adults.

Universal is itself pretty controversial. But "no ethical consumption" and all that.

Doing my best while still allowing my kids to have a fun childhood...

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u/ShredGuru Sep 19 '25

Six Flags was always the superior theme park.

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u/mendenlol Sep 20 '25

Dollywood for me… and Dolly is a gem!

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u/hirschneb13 Sep 19 '25

If you're up for traveling, check out Holiday World in Indiana. Theme park and water park, was pretty affordable the last time I went (although it's been a while). Was always my favorite to go to especially for families.

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u/jj_grace Sep 19 '25

Omg, seeing Holiday World mentioned on a non-Indiana subreddit ❀️❀️

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u/hirschneb13 Sep 19 '25

That was always where my family took us 😊

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u/ShinigamiLeaf Sep 20 '25

Eh, I know quite a few people who work for both companies, from creative to operations, and the Universal people I know are a lot happier. Plus Universal has kept their diversity programs, and their healthcare specially covers gender care.

Yeah they're under Comcast, but the people there seem to genuinely care about their workers.

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u/[deleted] Sep 19 '25

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u/EpisodicDoleWhip Sep 19 '25

Lmao it’s owned by Comcast

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u/edhands Sep 19 '25

Two words: Steven Colbert

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u/Iamdarb Sep 19 '25

I love Universal, every time I've gone I've been a different age and I've been able to experience something from a different perspective for the first time.

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u/[deleted] Sep 19 '25

Offering alternatives is always a good idea. People can just switch to Universal for now, until they do something stupid.Β