New WDW garbage cans!!!1!!

In Disneyland mythology, there is a story that Disneyland designers asked Walt if they should put up a "Stay off the grass" sign in an area where guests were crossing through, and Walt told them to add a path through the grass instead. (At the time, "desire paths" was a new concept in urban planning, so Walt didn't invent the idea.)

So if eating at a trash can is a problem, the Ghost of Walt is probably whispering in management's Mickey ears to add more tables.

That they have ignored Walt's Ghost for this long is sad.

Unless, of course, they want guests to eat on top of garbage cans. Like maybe it's in style or something. I don't know. I'm old.

So food and wine festival draws a more Six Flagish crowd?

How do these new cans get emptied without any plastic bags? Sounds yucky.

I think they're just swapping the internal bins. I saw a showkeeper in the Odyssey pull one, and they put a clean one in, and put the filled one on a wheelie cart. I assume the emptying process includes a wash-out.

All of this sounds like leveling up to me. They sorted garbage for years before they put in "recycling" bins, and even then, it's all still sorted, if I'm to believe the AI summaries explaining their process. My kid says they haven't been rolled out yet to MK (I rarely go to that park).