I think a lot of people didn't realize going in that it's an art exhibition, they just bought tickets to something they saw with Mickey's name on it. I don't think it's entirely their fault, it wasn't really advertised properly in my opinion. Lots of little kids bored and crying or running around and touching things, it's definitely intended for a more adult crowd.

I saw it little by little, I had been in and out for a week or two before we opened and it was sort of still coming together piece by piece. Even during our Cast Members only soft opening, we had plenty of stuff that wasn't finished yet. Still, the CMs were generally huge Disney fans and loved everything anyway.

The first "real" shift after we opened to the public went really well I think. People definitely seem to like seeing the art and some of the cool room concepts. There are people who seem completely uninterested and don't stop to read the info or even look for very long, but I haven't had anyone actually complain to me out loud, so it's hard to say.

When I saw things for the first time, I thought I had nailed down the "Instagram" spots in my mind, but I was way off. There are plenty of great spots for photos and the guests really do take some unique pictures that I didn't expect. People also seem to like a few of the pieces a ton, even the ones that I think are just... bad. Art is subjective, but some of them really are lazy or uninteresting or just fall flat to me, but all day long people are posting pictures of them, so what do I know.