Man its a good thing that Encanto is not the entire land.
Well yeah it might look like that to someone with presumably no business sense and no real ins at the company but I'm sure from inside it looks like a very different story.
It was so much more than that.
I prefer creative sense.
I was surprised to find out how many people hated it. Even when pushing Dino-Rama to the side. (There is no excuse for that)
I found it cute. But clunky. The immersion was just lost. I hope Tropical Americas has the same type of immersion you find in the Africa and Asia areas.
I usually stand there and see kids bawling their eyes out in terror.
I have my own company and just understand basic economics.
Yeah I don't think people just say "I HATE the ride" so loud people can hear it every 20 minutes.
Economics is all you seem to care about.
Well no, I'm rational. I understand that economics and creativity work hand in hand for this business. You have to be a realist. Yes, Disney COULD tear down all of Dinoland and make an amazing dinosaur themed section of their park that is forever compared to their competitor. Just like they COULD make 3 new theme parks because CREATIVITY. They certain have enough ideas + IP to fill 3 more parks if they really wanted to. The proper is, that's not a realistic or good idea. Every Eisner needs Wells just like Walt needed Roy to keep things sustainable or you blow all of your money and the stock crashes when investors realize you have no idea what you're doing and can't justify a huge expense. Staff would get laid off especially higher paying jobs that would not be as essential during stagnation periods like Imagineers. Then where is your "creative sense"? Economics is more than just === make money. It's about how you can balance all the aspects of the company to allow creative to have more capital to spend. Creativity costs money. You can go live in Fantasyland if you want to think that Disney can just write blank checks and say "do whatever we dont' really care".
The park’s non-descript roller coaster themed like India or whatever was a huge financial success that was rejected by the company.
Yeah because the company is not infallible. There are some times where they can get it wrong but I do think more often than not, the creative and business side compliment each other so.
I didn't really hate DINOSAUR. I thought it was good for what it was. Maybe a little too dark. It's the rest of cheap-feeling Dinoland that didn't do the area any favors. In any event, DINOSAUR is easy to retheme to Indy as it is the same ride system as Indy in DL. So, from that standpoint, I won't really miss DINOSAUR.
