I'm from Boston, where people aren't exactly nice. From what we experienced, I have a hard time passing it off as cultural differences (at least not all of it), and it's not like our bad experience with cast members carried over to Six Flags, Coachella, or any other part of my time around LA. The very first thing we experienced after parking and Earl of Sandwich was security. One guard was telling us to do one thing, another guard then screamed at us to not do that. Within an hour, I had seen cast members screaming at guests 4 more times. And I don't mean just raising their voices, actual angry yelling. That's how our
Disneyland experience started. Whenever we tried talking to cast, most acted like they didn't want to be bothered (perhaps that is the cultural difference part). Usually in World, we can count on finding at least 5 cast members per trip that we feel the need to write up compliments for. We did not find a single one at Land. It just seemed like the cast at Land were there more for the paycheck and didn't really care that it was a Disney park, basically I found more passion at Magic Mountain. I feel like perhaps I need to give the park another chance, after all Cars Land and Matterhorn were awesome, but I also know I'll never get my sister to go again.
I'll have to console myself by trying one of these, I guess.. 
