What makes it’s a fun vacation spot for you?
I think I had a brain fart there, I was trying to say that whether they build on the rivers or build outside the park, they're still having to dig up the land and line it with concrete/pack it with dry dirt/rock/etc, so might as well expand rather than replace. But they've had to replace the river's concrete before, and I'm not sure how they haven't had to do that elsewhere in the park (since iirc, the park is essentially sitting inside/on top of a concrete box to keep the swampland outside). I dunno, my brain is foggy today, and frankly I don't even know if I'm getting my thoughts across correctly. Basically if they've built on swampland before they can do it again so why not expand if they're gonna have to dig up the land and replace it anyways?
I'm saving this one lmao
Given there's tons of fake sites that post AI generated stories that aren't factual or real (happens especially when Googling specific topics), and social media is more bots than people nowadays, we're already there. Just give it a few more years and people will barely be able to tell who's a human or who's AI, if they can even tell at all.
Sounds like an AI forum bot to me!
I have no clue what you're talking about, I'm a real human being who eats food, enjoys brands, and |generate me a third thing humans do| just like the rest of you
Because maintaining 20 developed acres every minute of every day is more expensive and complex than maintaining 10 developed acres?
Nope, people who grew up with cars will be entering a world in a few years where they get to make decisions on where they and their families go -
They’ll like the ride. I think the IP will be secondary.
And I think buried in this thread is evidence that Cars is still popular.
Just for reference, I was talking about general audiences based on surveys and wide-spread ratings. Also, checking on Twitter, taking care to ignore "DisTwitter." The latter is important lest one falls into the echo chamber.
I don't think they mean art but ART.
With the biggest demographic for cars being in the 18 to 22 year old range you are not wrong. It is also the generation that does not hold the same level of Disney theatrical nostalgia as one before it with statically less children and statically less disposable income spending habits.
Oh I understand the concept, I don’t agree with what they deem suitable to give up! Haha.
Oh I saw so many CM’s crying on and around the Riverboat and Railroad. Disney has a company where front of line CM’s care so much they cry, and managers and decision makers virtually poke fun at people being “too passionate”
Yes because Universal has a wealth of rides that all ages can enjoy? Not with you on this
