SpectreJordan
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It's a fun C/D ticket but it's really hurt by the fact that it has to pull the weight of an E-ticket because EPCOT has so few rides.
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Both Remy and Mickey should be rides that have similar waits as HM and Pirates, midday they can go over an hour but for the morning and evening should stay in the solid 30-45 min range, then everyone would love them.
mikejs78
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Epcot has the second most number of rides in WDW.
But WS has only 3, all the rides are at the front of the park.
mikejs78
Premium Member
I'm not sure that matters much. Regaedless Rat is a solid D.
Rich Brownn
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Ironically, when "Psycho" was resubmitted to the MPA for a rating for re-release it was slapped with an R rating, which it holds to this day. LOL
SpectreJordan
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It still doesn't feel like enough. The wait times for Remy, Frozen & Test Track are rough.
UNCgolf
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Cosmic Rewind still being VQ only is a big problem. People that would be waiting in line for it are waiting in line for other attractions instead.
Brer Panther
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And when has Soarin' ever NOT had long lines?
James Alucobond
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I don’t tend to go at super busy times of year, but I’ve not found the standby time for Soarin’ to be all that bad in ages.
SpectreJordan
Well-Known Member
Honestly, I've started to see that one at fairly reasonable wait times outside of peak days.
With Rat and CR now open (and the 50% expansion done a while ago), it can go down to 20-30 minutes during the day.
On weekends and 'busy times,' it goes back up to an hour.
Centauri Space Station
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There are tons of shows and exhibits still. AA is E ticket quality, Reflections of china, canada far and wide, impressions the exhibits in Mexico, Norway, China, USA, Japan, Morocco and France too
SailorMercury
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I feel like surrounding yourself with people very similar to you will result in very similar results. Fact of the matter is that Mario is extremely popular. He is THE video game, regardless of being a gamer, most people like Mario.
Mario is a timeless property regardless of what your annoyance or your retirement home community has to say about it. The sands of time are marching on, and you are being left behind.
seabreezept813
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Mario is much more universal than you'd expect. It is on par with princesses with my 6 and 3 year old. The Mario movie, plus all the Mario material on youtube. This Christmas my 6 year old got 4 different Mario themed board games. We are the never leave Disney family and Mario might pull us to Universal. When the kids are older Harry Potter definitely will, but Mario will likely get us there earlier.
Incomudro
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I disliked Mario when I was young.
My twin sons' - now 22 - who really liked Mario have zero interest in it now.
Kamikaze
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I agree with you that Mario has 40 years of fans and people that want to experience Mario/Nintendo attractions.
Except for the little problem that the current two attractions are not good.
The lands they've built are immersive and amazingly themed, but the Yoshi ride is laughably bad and the Mario Kart ride is boring and isn't Mario Kart at all.
We shall see how the DK coaster turns out, but I won't be making the Japan trip for that one. I'll wait for the EU version.
seabreezept813
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My family members who don't have kids or are older are always shocked how popular Mario is with little kids. The movie is cute, but I didn't love watching it everyday when it first came out lol. I draw the line when my kids try to watch videos of people playing Mario games. We have taught the 6 year old how to play Mario Kart and Mario Party though. It's a fun way to engage my college aged stepdaughter with the little kids.