Nope. But this is one area that’s zero tolerance.Does Universal has such a large supply of staffing that it can let go of up to 100 per day?? That’s a lot of people.
Nope. But this is one area that’s zero tolerance.Does Universal has such a large supply of staffing that it can let go of up to 100 per day?? That’s a lot of people.
I’ve now heard from a several more people that terminations related to “leaks” - meaning unauthorized photos, videos, livestreams, or reselling preview merch - have reportedly ranged from several dozen to over 100 per day during previews.
Yeah, I must say that seems like it's going to cause staffing problems for them in a competitive labor market as they gear up for a massive expansion.Does Universal has such a large supply of staffing that it can let go of up to 100 per day?? That’s a lot of people.
Once the reality hits them that they're going to be short staffed, they'll probably back down and use different discipline.Yeah, I must say that seems like it's going to cause staffing problems for them in a competitive labor market as they gear up for a massive expansion.
While I get the reasoning behind not allowing photos, videos, etc. and don't have any problem with it, my initial thought was that it wasn't especially feasible in 2025 once you start allowing thousands of people to visit the place. Up until now, though, it did seem like they were pulling it off which could mean I was wrong. If they're really having to fire hundreds of people to make this policy work, though, I would again question whether it's worth it.
Not only that, but this news has just made one individual Universal's latest super fan.Does Universal has such a large supply of staffing that it can let go of up to 100 per day?? That’s a lot of people.
Not only that, but this news has just made one individual Universal's latest super fan.
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Just have that Link in the Tunic of the Wild. While the blue outfit is the iconic look for that particular Link he can wear whatever he finds.I think BOTW/TOTK could strike a good equilibrium. That blue outfit would be an issue though....
Yes, I am very well aware. It was just a cheesy joke about Elo... uh, a "certain individual" getting the tingly when he hears about firings of any type and for any reason. Just a joke. Don't dive too deep into the logic of it.There's a difference between termination with cause (in this case violating your NDA) and a loosey-goosey-fire-everyone-athon
I guess the door coaster is an in between where it’s in a big box, but the exposed steel is a specific part of the story / theme without being a coaster.
That's some fancy theming, then!!!I guess the door coaster is an in between where it’s in a big box, but the exposed steel is a specific part of the story / theme without being a coaster.
I think the same way your family does. I have been to Universal many times and have never even noticed these "sight lines". Maybe I'm not observant? I am too busy enjoying the attractions and never even look for poor sight lines. Maybe I'm not alone in thinking this? If I did happen to see them, I wouldn't really care, and go on to the next attraction.After walking through the land I asked my family for their feelings about the intrusive sightlines, even pointing out Stardust and the Untrainable Dragon show building. They didn’t notice these things until I pointed them out, and even after doing so they didn’t care at all. As we walked back to the car my family gave Berk full marks as the best land in the park. They were not expecting anything at all from Hiccups Wing Gliders and it became their consensus favorite ride in the entire park. Berk isn’t just a slam dunk, it’s a breakaway windmill slam dunk with the crowd going berserk (Berk-serk?) as confetti rains down from the ceiling. Guests are absolutely going to eat this land up, the gamble on this IP paid off big time.
If you’re looking at the ceiling and not the two giant dinosaurs while actually on the ride what are you even doing there?I don’t understand. With all of the pre-visualization tools that are available and surely being used by Universal Creative, why would hiding building systems and structures be part of stress testing?
Maybe we misunderstood each other, but I’m concerned about a situation like this:
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Who knows! We don't have a Nighttime Spectacular yet!!........60 days til it opens, over/under on if they will work then?
The ceiling and exposed show building walls are illuminated by the show lighting and well within your peripheral vision when looking right at the dinosaurs. It’s a distraction and it takes you out of the scene, which is supposed to look as if you are outside not in a giant warehouse. The show lighting is too bright.If you’re looking at the ceiling and not the two giant dinosaurs while actually on the ride what are you even doing there?
This specific example is a complete non issue, and happens a lot on Disney’s attractions too.
Dunno, ask the mermaid crewThe ceiling and exposed show building walls are well within your peripheral vision when looking right at the dinosaurs. It’s a distraction and it takes you out of the scene, which is supposed to look as if you are outside not in a giant warehouse.
They couldn’t be bothered to put up some drywall and paint it black?
Perhaps the lowest show quality of any dark ride Disney has created in at least 20 years. Not exactly an example of what a new E-ticket should strive for.Dunno, ask the mermaid crew
Or maybe the consensus is watch the show elements and stop gawking around trying to see BTS. You might just see a girl in a space station or something. If you want to see a kuka ride in action sit on the end of the potter bookcase and you get a good view but I'd rather focus on the action.Perhaps the lowest show quality of any dark ride Disney has created in at least 20 years. Not exactly an example of what a new E-ticket should strive for.
It’s an issue of poorly designed show lighting.Or maybe the consensus is watch the show elements and stop gawking around trying to see BTS. You might just see a girl in a space station or something. If you want to see a kuka ride in action sit on the end of the potter bookcase and you get a good view but I'd rather focus on the action.
It's just picking at this point, if it is fun you don't care and if it isn't you get bored and look around.
He brought the receiptsCalled it back in January of last year...
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