Yes. And your thoughts of not waiting in line for it make sense.
I don't think I have anything to debate with you, here.
Using something available that provides true tangible benefits beyond the cost or effort to use, I get.
It's clearly very different from what the report and pictures show...
More concerning is that they're sending the wrong message to management.
How can anyone in that TDO building not see this result as evidence of an extraordinary success?
No but this is a really interesting use of one, don't you think?
For as much as these passes cost, that sure feels like a really big group of people that don't value their own time to me.
What do I know, though? I canceled mine so clearly I don't "get it" anymore.
Hagrids having no screens beyond the queue was such a nice surprise!
I'm sure they've noticed that in the five years it's been open, the line has never normalized.
It's almost like they've never done something like that before and had to throw up a temporary queue in a weird place to deal with it, isn't it?
No, they're well aware. It's this kind of thing every time they've done anything "nice" for their passholders for the past... Decade? They know...
Yeah, this is hilarious.
You'd think passholders would be the group savvy enough to realize what a stupid arrangement this is waiting uncomfortably in the direct sun for 45+ for the chance at a few minutes in AC with a dollar in snacks* and a paper cup of water but then again, I guess people...
ALSO an embarrassment!
Where is the indoor climate controlled interactive queue for these things and when are they going to start offering popcorn bucket merch - t-shirts, mugs, pins, etc.?!*
*Joking but at the same time, isn't it kind of weird how they do stuff like this or passholder...
Careful. Don't say that too loud or they may end up tearing half of Fantasyland down only to rebuild about half of that mostly the same but with a more contemporary looking exterior.
I think especially so, when you factor in Industrial Light and Magic which was a part of that purchase, as well.
Anyway, if you buy an expensive sports car and then drive it into a building, you can't really blame the expensive sports car for how poorly it was driven.
Oh, it is.
It's just that you've made everyone here well aware of how triggered you are by the "asphalt" of Dinorama and the exterior of Mission Breakout to which I've seen nobody actually disagree and yet you keep going with it.
At this point it's becoming difficult to tell if it's trolling...