10 Ways to Improve Your Wi-Fi Without Buying Anything

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Disney is known for their excellent park management and smooth visitor experiences, but those are skills the company learned the hard way. Opening day of Disneyland in 1955 was a disaster with roughly a quarter of the park unfinished, most of the rides unavailable, insane overcrowding (half of the park’s guests had counterfeit tickets), the concession stands ran out of food and drinks by lunchtime, and Sleeping Beauty’s castle caught on fire.

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Disney is known for their excellent park management and smooth visitor experiences, but those are skills the company learned the hard way. Opening day of Disneyland in 1955 was a disaster with roughly a quarter of the park unfinished, most of the rides unavailable, insane overcrowding (half of the park’s guests had counterfeit tickets), the concession stands ran out of food and drinks by lunchtime, and Sleeping Beauty’s castle caught on fire.

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