Recent content by livan126

I use to work at multiple locations as a food and beverage inventory control clerk, basically I ordered and maintained the food. There are times that there are shortages at the warehouse for a certain product and usually when that happens other locations will hoard and keep the product that is...

Castmember involvement? Very easy to sneak things around backstage. Very little security backstage, at least when I was there.

I always enjoyed this attraction. I never understood all the hate.

Thank God.

I'm sure if this happens you'll wind up loving it too. I'm sure you hated the idea of Pandora and now love it.

And there's your 1%

But if it's a highly themed city of Zootopia it will be separate from other parks like Six Flags. Guests would love walking into a Zootopia city. Whether it had a message or not.

And I'm sure 1% of the guests walking the park know that, so who cares if some other attraction sticks to that message?

I only mentioned conservation because that's what I see everyone crying about how Zootopia wouldn't fit. Zootopia fits because they are animals. Yea, it's dumb logic, but the average guest doesn't care about some underlining theme. They see animals as the theme. It's a city full of animals...

But why is that bad? It makes sense. Majority of guests would love a Zootopia land in AK, because they make that same connection.

Why does it matter if conservation is there or not? How does Everest fit conservation? Or Dinosaur? I'm sure the average guest is wondering "why haven't they put Zootopia in AK? It makes perfect sense.". Makes sense to me.

I'm betting 90% of general guests don't know or care about a story for a park. Don't get me wrong, I love the stories behind the Disney water parks, but people just don't care. Volcano Bay looks beautiful, who cares about a story.

So you would skip an entire park because one attraction closed?

I've always been asked to use my finger for my son's ticket. Nothing new to me.

Maybe if they had interesting stores that don't charge an arm and a leg to buy something people will come.