It's true that EU is going to attract a large number of people because it's new and it has a few show-stopper rides.
It's also true that the overall capacity of the rides isn't that great.
Both those things together lead to lengthy queues.
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It's true that EU is "at capacity." BUT... only if you look at the sell-out of one-day tickets.
It's also true that there are nearly an unlimited number of multi-day tickets that are still available. So, technically, the park isn't sold out at capacity. Buying a more expensive multi-day ticket just to go to EU is something a lot of people aren't willing to do.
Both these things together mean the park has 'hit capacity' and 'hasn't hit capacity' at the same time is true. From a certain point of view.
It's also true that the overall capacity of the rides isn't that great.
Both those things together lead to lengthy queues.
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It's true that EU is "at capacity." BUT... only if you look at the sell-out of one-day tickets.
It's also true that there are nearly an unlimited number of multi-day tickets that are still available. So, technically, the park isn't sold out at capacity. Buying a more expensive multi-day ticket just to go to EU is something a lot of people aren't willing to do.
Both these things together mean the park has 'hit capacity' and 'hasn't hit capacity' at the same time is true. From a certain point of view.