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Transformative Multi-Year Expansion Announced for WDS Paris

BrianLo

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I am also probably in a minority who don't think there is a huge gulf between the two Frozen rides. Some people treat it as a C to F ticket gap. Whereas I find it more a D to E gap. Comparing HKDL (not Epcot version) to Tokyo.

As am I. It’s going to require more time with Paris and HK’s version and a repeat visit to TDS. Objectively it’s a better ride. Subjectively I wasn’t over the top wowed like I thought I was going to be. I think sticking to a boat is perhaps the big hang up mistake. It doesn’t make any sense for the castle scenes and the constant switchback system used seemed… odd.

There’s a classification gap. But I also would probably just call Frozen Ever after 2.0 an E(-) or D(+) and Tokyo’s an E, not an “F”. The F version should have been LPS and done a bit more in the queue instead of Frozen Ever After 3.0.
 

J4546

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The new map does kinda make you laugh… the parks the same, but now there’s a huge walk to a new back area that contains… nothing?

Oh sorry there is a third replica of the weaker version Frozen ride at the very furthest end.

Park saved.
They also added a bunch of infastructure to expand the park later for Lion King and Etc. The lake itself is a massive show space that will host huge shows, arrendale contains its own water shows as well. Most people in Europe have probably never seen the Frozen flume ride before so it will be all new to them and Im sure will have a 2 hour+ line at all times like frozen in Epcot does. Plus a new smaller ride, theater, shops, food options...I think its a pretty big upgrade
 

Disney Analyst

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They also added a bunch of infastructure to expand the park later for Lion King and Etc. The lake itself is a massive show space that will host huge shows, arrendale contains its own water shows as well. Most people in Europe have probably never seen the Frozen flume ride before so it will be all new to them and Im sure will have a 2 hour+ line at all times like frozen in Epcot does. Plus a new smaller ride, theater, shops, food options...I think its a pretty big upgrade

Oh I know. But no one will care that it’s setup for the future, when it opens to grand fanfare and there is nothing there beside frozen at the very end.

It’s the Galaxy Edge problem all over.
 

Pizza Moon

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Rise of the Resistance, both the exterior, and the walkway by it have nothing of visual interest going on.

And it’s not like AK either, there just really is no atmosphere unlike the other side (though obviously it was still a flawed product but you actually have the land on the other side).

I hope we you see what I’m saying.
 

ToTBellHop

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Rise of the Resistance, both the exterior, and the walkway by it have nothing of visual interest going on.

And it’s not like AK either, there just really is no atmosphere unlike the other side (though obviously it was still a flawed product but you actually have the land on the other side).

I hope we you see what I’m saying.
Its unassuming exterior is necessitated by it being a hidden Resistance base. And it hides an enormous show building.
 

Pizza Moon

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Its unassuming exterior is necessitated by it being a hidden Resistance base. And it hides an enormous show building.
I don’t like it though.

It just doesn’t work for me. Maybe it would if there was this in the Berm area.

IMG_2298.jpeg
 

Pizza Moon

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Please no AI. 🤣
You clearly haven’t seen my other thread😂

Thread 'Does anyone else think Galaxy’s Edge is a misfire?'
https://forums.wdwmagic.com/threads/does-anyone-else-think-galaxy’s-edge-is-a-misfire.987309/

AI is here to stay, and it’s the best thing to ever happen to humanity since the discovery of the fire, yeah it also could destroy the world but odds are things work out.

Im very involved in AI, and following it as well. There is a monumental perception gap, same with self-driving cars, and I think 2026 may finally be the year people wake-up.

It is in its infancy and barely anyone understands it.

In this scenario, quickly making a prompt to eloquate my thoughts are now possible without any skills in photoshop, and spending 12 hours doing so. It took mere minutes.

The photo is very close to what I was imagining.

Our relationship with communication itself will drastically change, bigger than memes changed us.

This is the state of the industry today: https://deepmind.google/models/genie/
 
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Pizza Moon

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I thought that was penicillin but everyone’s entitled to their opinion 😁
Trust. I made something in minutes that would’ve taken hours and tons of various skills to eloquate, hundreds of hours of time if not thousands to learn the tools to even be able to do it. Gatekeeping is ending.

Have you seen Arrival? Think of it like a high-concept visual language that you can rapidly iterate and extrapolate information. Picture-based can give more information than words, like Mandarin but on crack.

And that’s just one specific use-case, not even quantifying once AGI is reached (really just based on energy-scaled compute, ie. Do you build enough nuclear, solar, battery capacity, and have cheap oil.

Give it 5 years and Apps won’t even exist. No one will really use websites anymore either.
 
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