Matt_Black
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Sooo... Disney shouldn't hire talented people with a proven track record?
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Sooo... Disney shouldn't hire talented people with a proven track record?
FettFan
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"Welcome to Disney! We're always excited at having new talent. Let's see what you've go----oh."
"Umm...no. Just NO. Vacate your desk. You can pick up your paycheck on Thursday. Thanks for your interest in Disney."
AndyS2992
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"Welcome to Disney! We're always excited at having new talent. Let's see what you've go----oh."
"Umm...no. Just NO. Vacate your desk. You can pick up your paycheck on Thursday. Thanks for your interest in Disney."
Your point being..?
Cmdr_Crimson
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Best way to describe this IMO...Also I'm surprised they got away with this Joke in the Cartoon "Shifting Gears" ."Welcome to Disney! We're always excited at having new talent. Let's see what you've go----oh."
"Umm...no. Just NO. Vacate your desk. You can pick up your paycheck on Thursday. Thanks for your interest in Disney."
FettFan
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Your point being..?
There's a huge difference between an Ub Iwerks scruffy dog and a John Kricfalusi-inspired alternate take.
correcaminos
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Without seeing it, I cannot say for sure. I think it will take it from being a half day to a full day park for us, but not sure it will beat out our favorite.
matt9112
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it is mighty good i do agree. there are rides i like better elsewhere but im hard pressed to enjoy strolling around another park more. (EPCOT entry really pulls heart strings) and than it stabs you in said heart over and over again.
GVentola
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The order I like the parks best is Epcot, Magic Kingdom, Disney's Hollywood Studios, and Animal Kingdom. I doubt that order will change, even though I am looking forward to the new stuff.
A lot of animation since "Ren & Stimpy" has had an unappealing look to me. Too much wise guy attitude in the character designs. They don't look like they were designed for kids but for other wise guys. But I can get used to them if the show proves to have heart. I admit I haven't watched enough of the new Mickey shorts to know if they have this or not.
A lot of animation since "Ren & Stimpy" has had an unappealing look to me. Too much wise guy attitude in the character designs. They don't look like they were designed for kids but for other wise guys. But I can get used to them if the show proves to have heart. I admit I haven't watched enough of the new Mickey shorts to know if they have this or not.
cheezbat
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Disagree.
Magic Kingdom will always be the 'Disney Park' of WDW. After the additions to the other parks, Epcot will be in better shape, and DHS will be better, but far from best. Honestly, I think I'd rank them:
Magic Kingdom
Epcot
Animal Kingdom
Hollywood Studios
They're going to need more than a crummy Toy Story Land and Star Wars Galaxy's Edge to move past any of the other parks.
Magic Kingdom will always be the 'Disney Park' of WDW. After the additions to the other parks, Epcot will be in better shape, and DHS will be better, but far from best. Honestly, I think I'd rank them:
Magic Kingdom
Epcot
Animal Kingdom
Hollywood Studios
They're going to need more than a crummy Toy Story Land and Star Wars Galaxy's Edge to move past any of the other parks.
Christian Fronckowiak
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Disagree. The park will still be incomplete both thematically, in terms of Galaxy's Edge and Toy Story Land along with Hollywood/Sunset vs what will be left of Animation Courtyard and the still-anchored-by-Star-Tours Echo Lake, as well as in number of attractions. The only way this park serves as full day experience is due to the capacity problems it'll have at the time. The identity of the park will be half and half in terms of what they are going for with the movie lands vs the pieces of the park that will serve as future space to repurpose.
wplong1
Premium Member
This hits it for me. You've described Universal ;-).
SyracuseDisneyFan
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I'm disappointed that the Great Movie Ride's closing permanently. I'm glad I got to go on it when I went in May.
Matt_Black
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The thing with the Mickey Mouse shorts? Yes, some people may not like them. But, considering that Disney Channel keeps ordering more, it seems that there are enough people who do. People have different tastes, which is why Baskin Robbins stocks 31 flavors instead of just vanilla.
Disneyfan1981
Active Member
I guess it depends on what you're looking for. For me personally Magic Kingdom will always be the best but for strictly nostalgia purposes. I haven't been since the new Fantasyland opened but even back then it felt more Disneyland than Disneyland, Lol. I think DHS though will be my second favorite BECAUSE it's a slew of IPs tossed together offering up new experiences literally around every corner and I know it'll be my kids favorites just because of what they're theming. I love the new animation style of Mickey and friends but then again I'm a 90s kid so it has that feel of those cartoons and the little shorts are a huge hit with everyone in the house. There hasn't been much announced that I've been turned off by in all honesty.
Allym146
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On the next trip I take with my H we will likely only be able to visit 3 parks due to time and they will be (in order of most important to us) HS, Epcot and AK.
After all is said and done I think it will be a close call between Epcot and HS for our personal "best" park.
After all is said and done I think it will be a close call between Epcot and HS for our personal "best" park.
Animaniac93-98
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It'll still be the worst because SW and TS won't do anything to improve the rest of the park, just raise its overall quality a couple of notches.
Matt in the Hatt
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Its already my favorite
KBLovedDisney
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Disagree. I believe HS will no be no more actually. After Star Wars and Toy Story come about, what we know as Hollywood Studios now (or what was once the great MGM studios) will die out. It will be completely changed from the dying studios we know today.