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These are very loud.

Only the top brass of the companies will be at Helios. The non-executives and their families will be at Dockside. I also think Helios will have a booming wedding business. A reception in the roof top ballroom will be popular.

Y'all calling Helios a generic Marriott is hilarious, when it was obviously inspired by The Bellagio in Las Vegas. And I personally think Helios is a lot prettier than The Bellagio. There is a reason they went this route. And it ties in directly to the fact that the park is basically adjacent...

Universal is having a soft summer. Weekends are crowded but weekdays are seeing low crowd levels.

SeaWorld also sued TEA over the numbers but the suit was tossed because SeaWorld refused to disclose the "actual" numbers to prove their case.

Doing a prefixe menu at a real restaurant is different than doing it at Disney. The Father's Day Special (a prifixe menu) at Del Frisco's Double Eagle Steakhouse would not disappoint. And there is even a blatant IP/Sponsor tie-in.

An opening date announcement during the Olympics Opening Ceremony would work.

This won't blow up in Universal's face because these packages will NOT be the only ticket option available. Universal already responded to Business Insider clarifying that there will be AP options and single day tickets.

Just to clarify the Epic Universe ticket situation. The only ticket pre-sale info released so far is ticket package deals that will be offered through travel agents. They make sense for someone coming from Baltimore for a vacation, who will want to go to all three parks anyway. There will be...

These prices we are seeing are from info sent to travel agents to put together travel packages. They are not aimed at locals or AP holders. There will be more ticket option info coming out soon.

So what exactly should a "Sun" themed 4+ Star hotel look like?

You know those movies where the big bully kid gets punched in the mouth?

"Bob!?! We're gonna need a bigger boat."

There will be AP discounts. But no promotional discounts. This year is the year to take advantage of promotional discounts. The summer numbers are soft, so they have already rolled out some promotional deals.

I mean, the Phantom has a pipe organ that shoots flames.

Let's say LotR is one of the opening "Lands" in UGB in 2030. Osaka in 2032-3. And Orlando in 2035 for Epic's 10 year Anniversary. Because LotR being in UGB for 5 years before it opens as one "Land" in the Orlando resort will not really impact Orlando. They will still come for Potter and Palm...

It is Universal that has mandated that the UniGB park will not have any clones from "ORLANDO". Not not any clones from ANY Universal park. The UK is a huge market for Orlando, so they don't want to cannibalize Orlando's numbers too bad with a bunch of clones from Orlando. I fully expect the...

I imagine it will end up looking like this... And I just found this...