HBTiggerFan
07-19-2002, 04:39 PM
I e-mailed DLR and received the following reply. My origional letter is at the bottom.
7/19/2002
Dear Marla:
Thank you for your correspondence with the Disneyland Resort. We are sorry to
learn certain aspects of your recent visit were less enjoyable than you had
anticipated.
We wish to assure you that we are saddened, like you, at the loss of our young
swan. The swans who live in the moat of Sleeping Beauty Castle add silent,
subtle beauty and magic to the atmosphere surrounding the Castle.
Additionally, we have never lost a swan due to unnatural causes. Our moat is
monitored throughout each day for litter and debris. The cleanliness of the
water is checked regularly so that only healthy levels of algae and bacteria
are allowed to remain. As mentioned above, we have forwarded your concerns to
our custodial department so that they will be aware of your experiences.
Once again, thank you for taking the time to write. We hope you will have the
opportunity to visit the Disneyland Resort in the near future and trust your
visit will be pleasant in all regards.
Sincerely,
Bradley Alan
Disneyland Resort
Guest Communications
Check out The Disney Club for discounts on your next Disneyland Resort vacation
by visiting www.disneyclub.com. Only $39.95 gets you a full year of benefits.
Please refer to source code DLEM when ordering.
Original Message Follows:
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Name: Marla
E-Mail: CombustibleTigger@earthlink.net
Comments: I am writing to let you know about a terrible tragedy that took
place at your park. I heard about a beautiful baby Cygent through some friends.
When I had a free day this past weekend I went to go see this beautiful animal.
When I didn't see it, I asked around to see if he was moved or anything. To my
great suprise, horror, sadness and disappoitment, I learned that this precious
new life came to a tragic end because of a piece of plastic floating in the moat
of the castle. I really hope that there will be some sort of warning/reminder
posted near the moat and all waterways reminding people not to litter, because
their littering could result in the death of an innocent young life. I also hope
that Disneyland will begin frequent regular cleaning of the moat and all
waterways in the park. Animals are life too! Please don't disreguard their
health and safety!
7/19/2002
Dear Marla:
Thank you for your correspondence with the Disneyland Resort. We are sorry to
learn certain aspects of your recent visit were less enjoyable than you had
anticipated.
We wish to assure you that we are saddened, like you, at the loss of our young
swan. The swans who live in the moat of Sleeping Beauty Castle add silent,
subtle beauty and magic to the atmosphere surrounding the Castle.
Additionally, we have never lost a swan due to unnatural causes. Our moat is
monitored throughout each day for litter and debris. The cleanliness of the
water is checked regularly so that only healthy levels of algae and bacteria
are allowed to remain. As mentioned above, we have forwarded your concerns to
our custodial department so that they will be aware of your experiences.
Once again, thank you for taking the time to write. We hope you will have the
opportunity to visit the Disneyland Resort in the near future and trust your
visit will be pleasant in all regards.
Sincerely,
Bradley Alan
Disneyland Resort
Guest Communications
Check out The Disney Club for discounts on your next Disneyland Resort vacation
by visiting www.disneyclub.com. Only $39.95 gets you a full year of benefits.
Please refer to source code DLEM when ordering.
Original Message Follows:
-------------------------
Name: Marla
E-Mail: CombustibleTigger@earthlink.net
Comments: I am writing to let you know about a terrible tragedy that took
place at your park. I heard about a beautiful baby Cygent through some friends.
When I had a free day this past weekend I went to go see this beautiful animal.
When I didn't see it, I asked around to see if he was moved or anything. To my
great suprise, horror, sadness and disappoitment, I learned that this precious
new life came to a tragic end because of a piece of plastic floating in the moat
of the castle. I really hope that there will be some sort of warning/reminder
posted near the moat and all waterways reminding people not to litter, because
their littering could result in the death of an innocent young life. I also hope
that Disneyland will begin frequent regular cleaning of the moat and all
waterways in the park. Animals are life too! Please don't disreguard their
health and safety!