The concept of a magical key bearer often conjures images of heroes destined for greatness, individuals chosen by fate or the gods to wield immense power and influence. These chosen individuals are typically depicted as strong, confident, and heroic figures who embark on epic adventures, facing great dangers and overcoming formidable obstacles. However, not all magical key bearers fit this mold. In fact, some may be quite the opposite - **unpromising, unassuming individuals who seem ill-suited for such a monumental task**. These unlikely heroes may lack the physical strength, charisma, or intelligence typically associated with a key bearer. They may be ordinary folk, unremarkable in appearance and abilities, often overlooked or dismissed by those around them.
And, personally, as a fan, I think it's morally the right thing to do. If someone's going to Disneyland "only once in their lifetimes", I want them to have as much priority as they can get. I've done it all, multiple times - I want them to experience as much of that they can. I'll come back tomorrow.
Seems kinda shady and wrong to give priority to the people who likely only buy tickets once a year some only once in their lifetimes over the ones willing to lay down a wad of cash immediately for an AP and show loyalty by coming on a regular basis. That s a better control mechanism for demand that they can offer if they see reservations by locals Californians are down or not offer if theres too many of us taking room away from out of state people who may be buying more merch experiences, etc.
They may be ordinary folk, unremarkable in appearance and abilities, often overlooked or dismissed by those around them. Yet, it is precisely their unremarkable qualities that provide them with a unique advantage. These unpromising key bearers, free from the weight of grand expectations and preconceived notions, often possess a humility and sense of self-doubt that allows them to approach their newfound role with a different perspective.
Entitlement of Magic Key holders is nauseating
I commented on a TikTok about someone complaining that October was all booked up even for high tier magic key holders and that’s unfair because they spent a lot of money on the key.
I tried saying.. Disney never promised you anything. They made it clear that, yes, your top tier Key can blackout free but it is subject to availability and I said that key holders/pass holders make Disney lose money. They want people blowing their money on a trip of a lifetime. And that pass holders are known to come for dinner and leave.
In flooded whirlwind of comments aimed at me.
Someone said I’m lying and that because they buy a lot of merch when they go my claim is false. Someone said they spend more at a day at Disneyland than a week at Aulani (lol) Someone said that yeah the lower tier pass holders don’t buy merch and that’s why they got the lower tier key because they can’t afford merch or food The only comment I responded to was someone saying that Disney just hates passholders and I said “yes. Yes they do probably”
Ive been a passholder since 2003, but have always felt this entitlement passholders have. My sister worked at Disneyland for 8 years and said passholders were the most rude and entitled people at the parks, her coworkers agreed.
Just a rant sorry!!
Edit: I don’t know if any of you are on the Disneyland side of TikTok, but it’s mostly like this. It’s very materialistic and entitled lol.. all about what influencers got the new treats Disney put out
Edit number two: someone responded to me saying they spend 5000 dollars a month minimum at Disneyland lol
They are more likely to question, explore, and experiment with their powers, unburdened by the pressure to conform to societal expectations. While the conventional key bearer may charge forward with bravado and a single-minded determination, the unpromising key bearer is more likely to utilize cunning, adaptability, and resourcefulness. They may find unconventional solutions to problems, relying on their ingenuity rather than brute force. In doing so, they discover hidden depths within themselves that even they had not anticipated. The journey of the unpromising key bearer is often a story of personal growth, of overcoming self-doubt, and of finding their own unique way to save the world. They grow in confidence, discovering hidden reserves of strength, courage, and resilience. And in the end, it is their unassuming nature that grants them the ultimate victory, as they triumph against all odds. Unpromising magical key bearers remind us that greatness can be found in the most unexpected places, and that true heroism lies not in one's appearance or abilities, but in the choices we make and the actions we take. They inspire us to look beyond the surface, to see the potential within ourselves and others, and to embrace the journey of self-discovery with an open mind and a willing heart..
Reviews for "The Key to Destiny: The Unpromising Bearer's Path to Greatness"
1. Jane - 2 stars - I was really disappointed with "Unpromising magical key bearer". The story just didn't make any sense to me and I found it hard to connect with the characters. The plot felt disjointed and rushed, with too many random elements thrown in. The writing style was also lacking and at times felt amateurish. Overall, I wouldn't recommend this book to anyone looking for a well-crafted and engaging fantasy read.
2. Jack - 1 star - I struggled to get through "Unpromising magical key bearer". The characters were flat and uninteresting, and the dialogue felt forced and unnatural. The world-building was minimal and the magic system was never fully explained, leaving me confused and uninvested in the story. I found myself skimming through the pages just to finish it and ultimately felt like my time was wasted. I would advise anyone considering this book to look elsewhere for a more compelling fantasy read.
3. Sarah - 2 stars - I had high hopes for "Unpromising magical key bearer", but unfortunately, it fell short for me. The pacing was all over the place, with slow and tedious chapters followed by rushed and confusing ones. The main character lacked depth and personality, making it hard for me to care about her journey. The ending also felt unsatisfying and left too many loose ends. Overall, I felt let down by this book and would not recommend it to fellow fantasy enthusiasts.