TheEPCOTHistorian
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Either the lighting is really bad, or Zach aged 35 years during the time this project has taken to complete.
Well, Ellen closed 35 years ago, so…….Either the lighting is really bad, or Zach aged 35 years during the time this project has taken to complete.
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He’s actually something like 40 years old, despite the fact that he looks 25 at times. In this picture he looks like he’s just proposed a trade offer!Either the lighting is really bad, or Zach aged 35 years during the time this project has taken to complete.
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Adding the capacity you propose would not change the number of event slots they had available. If you only have 5,000 (absolutely made up number) and you have 50,000 who want the event slots, adding more positions for people to concurrently be processing transactions, while completing the sign-up doesn’t create more slots. You have to have a way to rate limit the pace of ‘sales’ so you don’t get people started on a transaction and then run out of inventory while they were in process. That triggers a whole different level of dissatisfaction.Disney IT for the win again! I did receive the notification email from DVC a few days ago to be on the lookout for the reservations email, but so many people have problems with getting emails it's beyond ridiculous.
You know what's really funny? In any other large customer-centric company, this sort of poor customer communication and lack of capacity for large events would not be tolerated. I've worked for Fortune 100 companies where if this sort of thing wasn't figured out within weeks, if not days, heads would roll. At Disney, it's just a shrug and "Sorry about that". There are ways to expand capacity temporarily, and they choose not to.
Well it’s taken them 35 years to build this ride lol.Either the lighting is really bad, or Zach aged 35 years during the time this project has taken to complete.
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As someone with a good bit of gray hair, from the front it's not that noticeable. But if the lighting is right or you're taller, then you'll see how much I really have.Either the lighting is really bad, or Zach aged 35 years during the time this project has taken to complete.
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Adding the capacity you propose would not change the number of event slots they had available. If you only have 5,000 (absolutely made up number) and you have 50,000 who want the event slots, adding more positions for people to concurrently be processing transactions, while completing the sign-up doesn’t create more slots. You have to have a way to rate limit the pace of ‘sales’ so you don’t get people started on a transaction and then run out of inventory while they were in process. That triggers a whole different level of dissatisfaction.
This is no different then AMC getting slammed when ticket sales opened for the latest Marvel movie, or when major concert tickets go on sale or big events like Comic Con. You must rate limit the pace of sales so you do not oversell.
The method Disney uses is completely valid to manage limited supply against significant demand in excess of capacity.
Either the lighting is really bad, or Zach aged 35 years during the time this project has taken to complete.
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We tried for D23 but it's almost impossible. Probably not many slots available. Wouldn't surprise if only 1% of the people attempting actually succeeded.Umm no, not at all. D23 was directly created by Disney and is fully run by them.
The price of a yearly D23 membership plus this event is around the price of a regular ticket to Epcot, which is what’s surprising to me. Annual Passholders and DVC members are no less special but already pay a lot more money.
As a former AP who hasn't been back to the parks in a couple years, this was too good of a deal to pass up, even factoring in the $120 D23 membership (total with tax and shipping). Remember it also includes parking so all in cost for 2 of us was under $200 for Epcot after 4 admission, parking, $40 gift card, reserved Harmonious and of course the new ride to cap off what should be a great evening!For $35 they're getting a $20 gift card and "after 4" admission to the park, so for those that didn't already have tickets, $15 to get into the park is actually not a bad deal.
At the end of the article they still write “It is also one of the longest enclosed coasters in the world.” Are they expecting a longer indoor coaster to open within the month? If not, it should be touted as the longest right? They arent even giving their own ride the credit it deserves hahaMarvel announces the antagonist in Cosmic Rewind
Because it probably isn't the longest in the world right now.At the end of the article they still write “It is also one of the longest enclosed coasters in the world.” Are they expecting a longer indoor coaster to open within the month? If not, it should be touted as the longest right? They arent even giving their own ride the credit it deserves haha
At the end of the article they still write “It is also one of the longest enclosed coasters in the world.” Are they expecting a longer indoor coaster to open within the month? If not, it should be touted as the longest right? They arent even giving their own ride the credit it deserves haha
It's just all so EPCOT isn't it?Marvel announces the antagonist in Cosmic Rewind -
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"A leisurely tour through the Wonders of Xandar is about to take a turn! When Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind opens at EPCOT at the Walt Disney World Resort this summer, be prepared to come face to face with Eson, who Marvel.com can reveal is the antagonist of the attraction!
Visitors hoping to explore and learn a little bit about the first-ever other-worldly pavilion in the area will get more than they expected when Eson, a Celestial that has been watching Earth for eons, makes a startling appearance. The Celestial is looking “to right a wrong in a big way,” and the Guardians of the Galaxy — Star-Lord, Gamora, Drax, Rocket, and Groot — step in to help save the day. But, they can’t do it alone and need our help to stop him from completing his grand plan!
What does that entail? While that remains to be seen, you just know there are going to be some rockin’ tunes along the way to saving the galaxy, again. Find the first look at Eson from the attraction, above!
While Eson might be a stranger to visitors at the Wonders of Xandar, he’s no stranger to the Guardians. While the Celestial and the ragtag troop have never crossed paths before, Eson was once in possession of the Power Stone, one of the six Infinity Stones, as the group learned in the first Guardians of the Galaxy movie. Now, he’s clearly set his sights on Earth, which can hopefully be thwarted before full destruction!"
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‘Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind’: Celestial Eson Revealed as Attraction’s Antagonist
Opening May 27th at EPCOT at the Walt Disney World Resort!www.marvel.com
THEY SAID PAVILLION!! So totally Epcot!It's just all so EPCOT isn't it?
hows he going to fit in the building? I mean honestly his finger is bigger than earth....Marvel announces the antagonist in Cosmic Rewind -
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"A leisurely tour through the Wonders of Xandar is about to take a turn! When Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind opens at EPCOT at the Walt Disney World Resort this summer, be prepared to come face to face with Eson, who Marvel.com can reveal is the antagonist of the attraction!
Visitors hoping to explore and learn a little bit about the first-ever other-worldly pavilion in the area will get more than they expected when Eson, a Celestial that has been watching Earth for eons, makes a startling appearance. The Celestial is looking “to right a wrong in a big way,” and the Guardians of the Galaxy — Star-Lord, Gamora, Drax, Rocket, and Groot — step in to help save the day. But, they can’t do it alone and need our help to stop him from completing his grand plan!
What does that entail? While that remains to be seen, you just know there are going to be some rockin’ tunes along the way to saving the galaxy, again. Find the first look at Eson from the attraction, above!
While Eson might be a stranger to visitors at the Wonders of Xandar, he’s no stranger to the Guardians. While the Celestial and the ragtag troop have never crossed paths before, Eson was once in possession of the Power Stone, one of the six Infinity Stones, as the group learned in the first Guardians of the Galaxy movie. Now, he’s clearly set his sights on Earth, which can hopefully be thwarted before full destruction!"
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‘Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind’: Celestial Eson Revealed as Attraction’s Antagonist
Opening May 27th at EPCOT at the Walt Disney World Resort!www.marvel.com
It's just all so EPCOT isn't it?
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