I feel the same. I LOVE the ride and I love the land. It's so detailed and so huge and I love that. But there's a part of me that wishes the time period it was placed in was during the episodes 4-6 when the empire ruled the galaxy. I don't have the kind of excitement for the First Order as I do the empire so the characters are just..meh. Perhaps some of that will change when Episode 9 comes out and we have a conclusion to some of the story lines. I still LOVED that ride though...did I mention that? Seriously was SO much fun and the replayability is quite good with different positions that actually do something and affect the ride.
No, it's Dorians fault!! My best friend’s sister’s boyfriend’s brother’s girlfriend heard from this guy who knows this kid who’s going with a girl who works at 31 Flavors who overheard a guy talking about cancelling his trip.
It's not a "schtick", it's my opinion based on my visit to Star Wars Land in late June. If you have a different opinion, then that's cool too.
Go with it and tell us why Star Wars Land is so great and why it doesn't need roaming droids and stunt shows and interactive characters and bounty hunters who are trying to track you down because you crashed the Falcon.
Thank you. But for the record, @olie64 and I got to chatting yesterday and in reality he's a very good guy. Just one of those things where typed words on a screen don't convey emotion/inflection correctly, which is a story as old as the Internet.
I'd venture to say that one other factor to consider, (besides Dorian, which is the glue that is holding so many peoples excuses together), is that they just flat out built a land that's only "interesting" to fans. It's not something that hard core Star Wars fans or the average Disney (non star wars fan) is drooling over.
You're polite to call it somersaults. I was thinking it was more like lap dances for TWDC (without even being tipped). And I'm not talking your average lap dance, I'm talking Vegas style lap dances.
I'm looking forward to it as well. We have trips booked for October and December. Not because of SWGE, but I'll definitely be excited to check it out.
See, it's not your opinion that's getting tiresome. I actually agree that they need to add back the roaming droids, stunt shows, interactive characters, and bounty hunters. I don't dispute that at all.
Plain and simple it's just arrogance. Disney figured we'd be happy just for the opportunity to walk into a star wars land. And then even happier to spend $200 to build a lightsaber, $100 to build a droid and $50 on drinks in the cantina.
It's not a "schtick", it's my opinion based on my visit to Star Wars Land in late June. If you have a different opinion, then that's cool too.
Go with it and tell us why Star Wars Land is so great and why it doesn't need roaming droids and stunt shows and interactive characters and bounty hunters who are trying to track you down because you crashed the Falcon.
Thank you. But for the record, @olie64 and I got to chatting yesterday and in reality he's a very good guy. Just one of those things where typed words on a screen don't convey emotion/inflection correctly, which is a story as old as the Internet.
Back OT, there are no land entry restrictions today for Star Wars Land and here are the current DHS wait times at 6:30pm Friday, Day Two:
Star Tours - 5 Minutes
Alien Swirling Saucers - 10 Minutes
Midway Mania, Tower of Terror - 15 Minutes
Rock N' Roller Coaster - 30 Minutes
Slinky Dog Dash - 45 Minutes
Millennium Falcon - 95 Minutes
Some of you may think I'm a bit of a pixie duster because I react strongly to a lot of the doom and gloomers, but I think this is a very good point. Disney made 3 key mistakes in the rollout of GE:
That's why I think the hurricane is really impacting this...
