Chi84
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Who’s dumping money on whatever they happen to be selling?
Disney is expensive; I’m pretty sure people are getting discerning.
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MK Tiana's Bayou Adventure - latest details and construction progress
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Disney is expensive; I’m pretty sure people are getting discerning.
This is why I had to stop going to EPCOT for awhile and now the others. Uni studios nearly has this issue. Luckily as a whole I still enjoy much of the new.
It sucks when so much of the trip feels like "Oh man remember when it was this here instead?"
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Sirwalterraleigh
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…oh I’m in the same boat. I know i feed the beast and that’s not good.
But I still hope that some balance will return. No need for these line skips in wdw…there just isn’t that many people to justify them as they try to squeeze/rig it to make it seem like there is…
It’s all FOMO for prebooking now that the silly FP+ is back. Then when you’re there you realize that there just isn’t that many people on the ground.
And for god sakes…stop paying for the jockeys. It’s not “status”…it’s vanity bordering on stupidity
Rich Brownn
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As the park expands many of those issues will disappear (for example there will be a who;e new land - or 2 - between Stardust and Potter). Like when the MK opened and the corner by TLT and the castle had a huge blank cement wall which is now hidden by trees, shrubbery and a berm.
Bocabear
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This is comical. The screen of Mama Odie before the big lift hill has been broken for nearly 6 months now.
mickEblu
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I like it better like this but yeah... embarrassing
HMF
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Wasn't the point of WDI using screens in lieu of AAs because they were more reliable? I guess they can't even justify that anymore.
WorldExplorer
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HMF
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That too.
From Variety - Josh D'Amaro on TIANA'S BAYOU ADVENTURE. “We knew that our guests wanted to see more of Tiana. We knew that Splash Mountain was a popular attraction, and we thought that the merger of those two things coming together would create an unbelievable experience."
Ya got whatcha wanted, but you lost what you had!From Variety - Josh D'Amaro on TIANA'S BAYOU ADVENTURE. “We knew that our guests wanted to see more of Tiana. We knew that Splash Mountain was a popular attraction, and we thought that the merger of those two things coming together would create an unbelievable experience."
aladdin2007
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From Variety - Josh D'Amaro on TIANA'S BAYOU ADVENTURE. “We knew that our guests wanted to see more of Tiana. We knew that Splash Mountain was a popular attraction, and we thought that the merger of those two things coming together would create an unbelievable experience."
Talk about blind and dense. He has no perception of the guests and audience.
Disgruntled Walt
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This was my last ride at MK on Monday night. Can confirm, it sucks.
Apparently so can Josh D'amaro. It seems like the closest thing anyone will ever get to a "Yeah we screwed up bad" from Disney.
Splash4eva
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Changing the story alreadyFrom Variety - Josh D'Amaro on TIANA'S BAYOU ADVENTURE. “We knew that our guests wanted to see more of Tiana. We knew that Splash Mountain was a popular attraction, and we thought that the merger of those two things coming together would create an unbelievable experience."
. That didnt take long. Then again a good amount of Disney fan boys will buy this story. I have to say whoever came up with this PR take needs to get a job in WDI because they are a creative genius.
Brer Panther
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The only thing unbelievable about Tiana's Bayou Adventure is how much it sucks.
JoeCamel
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Well, it really is unbelievable Josh, well done!From Variety - Josh D'Amaro on TIANA'S BAYOU ADVENTURE. “We knew that our guests wanted to see more of Tiana. We knew that Splash Mountain was a popular attraction, and we thought that the merger of those two things coming together would create an unbelievable experience."