ToTBellHop
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And Slink Dog will almost certainly crash.If that's the case, then we can move attraction's around a lot easier.
And Slink Dog will almost certainly crash.If that's the case, then we can move attraction's around a lot easier.
That's the problem. People demand that the ride be open. So Disney is between a rock and a hard place. They do what they need to and open the ride back up. But as someone else said, they recently did a refurb on it that took it out of use for quite a good bit of time.
This is just one of the issues with having a theme park that is open all year round. There's no "good" time to refurb most rides.
That was the attitude but no longer. Thus the decision to close Splash when it is still hot rather than risk it falling into disrepair. Someone seems to remember that Disney used to pride itself on fixing things before they break, which also prevents very costly refurbishments down the line.No good time, agreed. That however, does not mean that WDW should forego regularly scheduled refurbs and wait until stuff breaks. If a predictable schedule ( Ride X will be closed EVERY YEAR during the month of Y) then people could factor this information into their schedules and there probably would be less belly-aching that guests were "surprised" to find Ride X closed and that if they had only known this, maybe they would have adjusted their schedule accordingly. The alternative seems to be a wanton disregard for guests as WDW will still get its money and the guests be damned. If that is the reasoning for the lack of a regular schedule, it speaks volumes to the profit over show/safety issue.
Remember everyone....none of this is confirmed...in fact, nothing past June has been announced for ride refurbs yet...
It's been announced to cast internally. Should appear online soon.
Same logic applies to getting 100K in student loans to be an art historian.That's the choice some make to take aspirational vacations on borrowed money. Making decisions on your potential future financial status isnt very wise and fraught with risk, yet some do it without hesitation. There are entire industries that exist because of this mindset.
Same logic applies to getting 100K in student loans to be an art historian.
You know they won't let the refurb go through and impact the start of the holiday season. Only way that would ever happen is if they discovered a major problem with ride structure that would become a safety issue.I have my fingers crossed the work will really be done 11/17. We're going the week after Thanksgiving and I'll have some heartbroken kids on my hands if it's not.
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