Animaniac93-98
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I think there might be a preference to dissociate Disney Adventure World from WDSP and its poor reputation.
Probably the same reason they're not doing anything for California Adventure's 25th anniversary in February
I think there might be a preference to dissociate Disney Adventure World from WDSP and its poor reputation.
How do you feel about them aiming end of Spring like may May, just before the summer rush starts?Predicting that when they say "Spring", they mean sometime in March (March 20th is the first day of Spring)
April 12 2025 is after Easter, and I doubt they'd keep it closed during that weekend
April 12 2017 was the resort's 25th anniversary, but the promotion started in March of that year
March 6th 2022 was the start of the 30th anniversary celebration
"Swing Into Spring" started in March as well on the years that they did it
March, as noted, is this park's anniversary, with its own 25th happening in 2027
Pretty details aside, I’m a bit disappointed that I last visited DLP in 2022 and when I visit next year, the only new things will be Rapunzel teacups and another FEA. Doubt we will ever return so that’s that.
How do you feel about them aiming end of Spring like may May, just before the summer rush starts?
I hear you. A semi-objective checklist of attractions makes the WDSP redo sound very bland.
I find there’s increasingly the subjective wrapping that matters more than you think it should. A lot is to be said about DAW simply having nice vistas, trees, dining a night show and finally logistical bones about it to allow its attraction menu to shine.
Feeling like a park and not a parking lot makes a world of difference.
Do we know there's no upgrades or changes at all?Is frozen the most impressive fascade compared to actual ride experience…in the world?
It looks incredible, but we know what lies within is good but doesn’t match.
Disney’s “Victorian” styling had become more and more recursive. A copy of a copy of a copy rather disconnected from its supposed inspiration. Art Nouveau is easier to fake. There’s no centuries old tradition behind the ornamentation that you have to get right. You flip on some curvy bits and floral patterns and voila! Nothing epitomizes this better than the Skyliner station at the International Gateway where they bent some flat metal for the entrance marquee.I'm not sure why, but since about the end of last decade Art Nouveau is the go-to home style for Disney. Replacing the American Victorian style that previously dominated Disney resorts. Both styles are fairly contemporaneous, so that's not it.
From the WDW skyliner in Florida to the Fantasy Springs hotel in Tokyo to the new WDSP in France, and even the first tentative attempts of Villain Land, everything Art Nouveau apart from IP specific themes.
It is a clone of the plussed version from Hong Kong. I rode it recently and whilst it is the same ride as Epcot there are some subtle improvements they were able to achieve as it was built as new and not an overlay of Maelstrom. Some scenes are a bit bigger, the boats run slower, the drop is a bit steeper etc. Overall it is a nice improvement.Do we know there's no upgrades or changes at all?
Mermaid Adventure and Dwarfs Train in Orlando spring to mindIs frozen the most impressive fascade compared to actual ride experience…in the world?
plus this will be a brand new experience to most people in europe. and the first log flume ride in a euro disney parkIt is a clone of the plussed version from Hong Kong. I rode it recently and whilst it is the same ride as Epcot there are some subtle improvements they were able to achieve as it was built as new and not an overlay of Maelstrom. Some scenes are a bit bigger, the boats run slower, the drop is a bit steeper etc. Overall it is a nice improvement.
Am I the only one here who actually likes SDMT for what it is? It's a heckuva lot better than Lady Tremaine's mansion and Pixie Hollow!Dwarfs Train in Orlando spring to mind
I like it and it’s really not that hard to ride with a reasonable wait (without paying). Like so many rides, it feels different after a 30-min wait than a 90-min wait.Am I the only one here who actually likes SDMT for what it is? It's a heckuva lot better than Lady Tremaine's mansion and Pixie Hollow!
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