Based on what? And if that is true it would also be true in the opposite. 30% of people who say they never have a problem with the buses or only rarely are also exaggerating so it comes out even. So it is basically a mute point.
Based on what I've seen, personally. As Transportation moderator, I'm watching, always watching, what is going on with transportation when I'm in WDW...buses, boats, monorails, DME, etc. I will stand by my statement that probably 70% of the reports of less than expected service are spot on, while 30% of them have been exaggerated to some extent. Very few people say they have had good experiences when they haven't. It's human nature to report negative experiences, or to exaggerate a slightly less than expected experience as bad....just the way it is.
So now you Resort toname calling. Nice
there isn't just one bus assigned to loop a route. With a 20 minute desired interval (possibly determined to be efficient enough to avoid or reduce mostly-empty buses), figure three of four buses on a given route.
I've approached the third Epcot bus driver when waiting to get to, say, DHS with no desired bus that entire time. I've asked for help at a Front Desk. Not a Transportation CM, but it's unusual for there to be nobody around.
That might be why there's such a rabid difference of opinion regarding individual experiences: expectation. If you never use public buses, any wait is too long and any ride with standards is to crowded.
96+% of your experiences have been positive to neutral, but you never posted about those?
The experiences of a few people who have had to wait for buses does not discount the experiences of the rest of the posters, either.
Still, hundreds of posters on this board, and tens of thousands of Disney visitors, either have not had bad experiences, or have not had bad enough experiences to compel them to complain.
That might be part of the discrepancy - people not being accustomed to public bus transit.
In fairness, rail-restricted travel is different from bus travel.
I forget where I was staying, but leaving AK one day and approaching my stop, a man at the end of the next line was ranting at a CM about having waited an hour. goofy4tink knows me, I'm nosy 
so I asked the couple at the front of the line how long they'd been waiting. Twenty minutes.
No. What bothers me is the, "this is what happened to me so it must be a complete reversal from the last 46 years and it just be the standard experience every. single. visitor. is having and will have forever forward" vibe.
No one ever said there was only one bus assigned to a route, that would be just silly, so what's your point?
Did you even read my post because you obviously didn't get it. Just because YOU do that doesn't mean everyone else does which is what I said. BTW, you just admitted you have problems with the bus system because you know who to go to.
Again you are taking my quote out of context. Just because you haven't had much of a problem doesn't mean the rest of us are exaggerating or lying. And yes we have been accused of making stuff up, i.e. lying. That was the point of my paragraph thank you.
Again what is your point because it has NOTHING to do with what I was talking about if you quoted my whole post and not just two separate sentences. Please see the explanation above for what I was trying to say.
Now you are repeating yourself. There is actually no discrepancy at all. Whether or not you take public transportation is totally irrelevant to people's experience and whether you are willing to wait or not. One has nothing to do with the other because WDW is NOT public transportation and people who aren't accustomed to public transportation have also said that they don't mind waiting.
A 50 minute wait for a bus (delayed by unsubstantiated other stops) indicates the expectation of a single bus on a given route.
When I have had a problem with repeated buses arriving for one park with no sign of one for my destination, accompanied by a lack of evidence of any Transportation CMs in the vicinity, my reasonable use of common sense to resolve a problem takes over. I address an available employee. Anywhere. NOT restricted to WDW.
Lying? My, and others', not experiencing or not being bothered by a Transportation delay (especially, but not limited to, on vacation) doesn't mean I think anyone is lying. People who expect only agreement might possibly consider an outlet where one person controls the discussion.
Thousands of people ride Disney buses daily with no issues, or issues small enough that they choose not to complain. I would be interested to see what a visitor's actual vacation-long bus wait is, compared to what it's perceived to be. As for crowded, well, more people use the buses, so yes, they're going to be more crowded.
Again, what bothers me is the "this happened to me so it is obviously what will happen to every person every single time forever" point of view.
Thank you, Disney Ron. I agree with you. I am fairly new to the Dis but I find what you are saying is totally true. People on here have a totally different perspective than the general public or other people going to Disney and they don't understand. I felt like I was being personally singled out for attack when I didn't say anything to kaytieelder. I was posting my own experiences and opinions. The last attack was the final straw and I posted how I felt which she totally ignored and again singled out sentences in my whole post to attack. I am glad someone else can see what she is doing because I thought the Dis was a place I could voice my opinion without constant attack. I am not talking about someone disagreeing with me. What she is doing is way beyond that. I have been in disagreements with people on boards. What she is doing to me is on a whole other level. Again thanks for calling her out.
Now that’s quite the leap...probably the least logical reason I can think of for a 50-minute wait.
Wow. Again, quite the leap...a really huge one in fact.
And, posts of transportation issues are completely on topic. You seem to need to reply to everyone of them as if it’s a quest to show us the error of our ways...as if your lack of transportation issues are somehow proof the rest of us don’t have the right to be annoyed.
