Search results

Especially during the 3 days a year there's no festival going on. :p

Also, part of it is the Rise of the IP. In the ancient days, when Eastern Airlines sponsored If You Had Wings a la World's Fair, it was because the attraction was basically a wonderfully long commercial for travel. (On the other hand, Circlevision 360 was once sponsored by Monsanto, so I can't...

Not sure about Smuckers park wide, but I do know they may have sponsored the former kitchen store by the Haunted Mansion that turned into Memento Mori.

Bring back Smuckers sponsorship to the parks! Crustless pb & j individually wrapped is the preferred pandemically safe food.

Folks are going to need a vacation from their pandemic-imposed staycation. Just not on a plane or a boat. Looks like the roadtrip will be the preferred venue and roadside attractions will make a comeback.

The difficult thing about kiosk food is trying to figure out how to keep distance between folks in line and not block the already crowded pathways. During normal festivals, this is always a challenge (at least on weekends when i have to go). Not sure if you can have any festival without food kiosks.

That would be so cool! For the 50th anniversary, the marketing line is - "experience the park as it was on opening day!"

it should be artwork of character's mouths, of course. And of course, i'll be buying a 20 pak of the Jack Skellington masks please and thanx.

I believe that Disney, as a business, can and should expect their guests to undertake a certain amount of inconvenience as well as give-and-take to everyone's mutual benefit. I've had an AP for over a decade and many things about a Disney day "just come with the territory". Going forward, that...

Disney's new marketing tagline for 2020

It's like living in a neighborhood with one way streets and trying to find parking - when an aisle was full of people, i'd have to skip two, then double back, then peek back to the original aisle to see if it cleared. Produce sections and deli were a free-for-all. It would be so much easier if...

Two years for Disney to return to normal... how long for the economy?

The vacation insurance business just had a lightbulb appear over their head. (i figure this is already a cruise thing just like it's a concert thing, but I can imagine this being de rigueur during the reservation process.

Folks couldn't (or refused to) follow the directional arrows in Publix today, even with kind reminder announcements playing. What's Disney going to do, employ some Dark Side drones to bleat at the crowd? I appreciate cast members already, but would not wish the "new order" on them (not unless...

That is the correct answer, yes. I also hear tell rumors about sheriff's dept. using app tech as a virtual "ankle bracelet" to keep violators from not honoring "safe at home". (sorry I cannot cite). But back to the QR - if you know you can't even visit Disney unless you have a green QR code...

Is that what I had read about different colored "QR codes"? Brilliant use of tech or just a way of stigmatizing a portion of the population?

Even if the actual temps were taken indoors, the backed-up line would be out in the hot Florida sun, so let's hope for some misters.

If social distancing won't work, perhaps we just need to keep track of every guest's health in realtime. Instead of temperature checks at all major points, we need something that a guest wears that constantly monitors their temperature. Probably not a magic band - maybe something worn on the...

Not if Elsa's the one who administers it... Meet n' Greet meets Nose Swab.

Reduced capacity may put them out of business when all is said and done if they can't make their numbers. And food pick-up only will have the same problems as in a theme park - crowds still need to go somewhere to eat their food and there's only so much space. Every time I've enjoyed the...