Good. That’s what you get for being a “family organization” that has a Gay Day.
Disney doesn’t have a Gay Day.
How many still believe this myth? Disney does not promote, support, or endorse the so-called "gay days". It is an outside group, unaffiliated with Disney, that organizes this - Disney's only involvement as a company is that they sell the group tickets at their normal group rate, just like any other organization would get.
I don't deny that Disney has a gay-friendly corporate culture, but they have no input into or control over "gay days".
They do, however, officially support and promote an annual Christian music "night of joy".
Do you have evidence that Disney actually sponsors “Gay Day”
AS we still haven’t started making folks wear Pink Triangles or Yellow Stars, I can’t tell the difference.
I’ve been to Disney World during “Gay Days” and other than it being a little less quiet and much warmer than I am use to, I couldn’t tell the difference. We usually go in Early May or Late September.
You don’t have to like the “Gay Days” (I don’t particularly care one way or another myself if you do or not), but, make sure you get your facts right correct on it. The fight is hard enough when folks through erroneous facts around. Verify the facts before you type them.
Disney doesn’t have “Gay Days” any more than they have “Straight Days”. They have days that they “take your money and make sure you have a great time” days, but, that’s it.
Disney doesn’t sponsor gay days, a local travel company does. You won’t find anything in official Disney communication that mentions gay days. They’ve taken the official position to ignore it as best they can.
What Disney World DOES officially sponsor is:
Osborne Family Christmas Lights in Hollywood Studios.
Candlelight Processional (with actors telling the story of Christmas) at EPCOT
Mickey’s Very Mery Christmas Party at Magic Kingdom including Christmas decorations that stay up the whole season.
Christmas Decorations including trees at every resort including a huge Gingerbread House at Grand Floridian and the Contemporary and a massive retheming of the Villas at Wilderness Lake to a rural American Christmas landscape each year.
WDW turns its attention to Christmas from Thanksgiving to Christmas each year in a very big way. Going to Disney World at Christmastime is a wonder to behold.
But if you want to boycott Disney for embracing Christmas and ignoring gay days, remember that ABC and ESPN is part of Disney as well. Along with ESPN comes all the regional college sports networks, so no college ball for you...