Funny that they didn’t survey how many people made a multi-day trip to be there for the last day of muppets, and the last day of the riverboat.
I would imagine that number would’ve only been somewhat notable for one of those things, and even then a drop in the bucket of the total amount of people present at the resort on those days
At toms event I met many people who flew down just for the end of muppets - as did I.
A handful of YTers and invited media?
Bob loves that income question
Because it genuinely doesn't matter? Those people clearly didn't care enough to go to it often so them deciding now that they really really love it doesn't matter to the base rate of funds in the Disney company. In fact, it probably gives them a solid boost when said attraction closes down as there is some FOMO and a ton of people rushing to go buy merchandise and ride a ride that hasn't had a wait in years.
Well… the point of a survey is to find out why people are actually visiting. So I’d say it matters to an extent.
That’s an interesting statement. Implying that people didn’t actually enjoy something? Me and my mom went on muppets and the liberty Belle every single trip.
He’s a Disney expert, you know. You can’t question such impeccable credentials.
Eh last time I questioned anything you said it went radio silent so I guess the pot is back
Of course I'm not implying that, I enjoyed Muppetvision 3D a ton myself and I'm sure many people enjoyed ROA, the problem is that these areas were by no stretches "popular" until they were announced to close. I would argue that Muppetvision was more so popular in a super fan way. But the fans simply weren't clamoring at the doors and driving up the wait times until it was far too late. That's all I meant by it.
I stopped responding because I am more than tired of your “Disney is the BESTEST!!!!1!!” schitck and utter lack of understanding how nuance works in a conversation. You take everything literally. Have a thimble of common sense and critical thinking for once. Your place of residence will be well-earned.
Don't have that schitck when I have openly critiqued Disney a few times on here. And the fact that it was a conversation that I've had before, provided receipts but this time its magically "not good enough" and it was just hyperbole as if my statements are not exaggerations or hyperbole as well.
I think you mean popular as in - running at capacity. So I think I know what you’re saying. But the muppets and the riverboat were both quite “popular” and part of the fabric of each park.
I mean you’re right on that aspect, ROA is definitely a part of the fabric of MK, but with the space utilized by it, I think something better could be done with that space without messing up that “fabric”.
I’m just recognizing a pattern man, it’s been like 3 posts over a few days that you’ve done the exact same thing. And I literally said in that next sentence that it was a hyperbole.
