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This is a reply I was looking for. One that actually discusses and doesn't just cast the concept off as crazy. Thank you. I wasn't talking about the mediocre story in HM, but how it's framed on a technical level. In a themepark, that is a way of storytelling. It's perfectly paced, bringing in a...

Backlot, but I agree it wasn't very good at the end. At one point it was though and served its purpose well. It does, however, make sense why they got rid of it in the context of the park, but GMR was just silly. Half the amount of E-tickets its Star Wars opposite will end up with and lacking...

WHO CARES. THERE ARE DOUBLE THE PARKS. Attendance is more than double. Guest experience is significantly lower because of a really low average. There should be double the E-tickets, and frankly even more because of how popular the parks are in Orlando. UOR even has a better average per park than...

Wow. So impressive. For a resort that sees way more than double Disneyland Resort's attendance, there should be over 40 E-tickets at WDW. Keep the narrative going though. Why do you think wait times are higher at WDW? The experience is diminished because of such a low park capacity. And for the...

And people say that Disney World gets all the best stuff. Disneyland Park literally already has the most E-tickets of any park on Earth yet are getting Star Wars Land & Mickey, which is the amount of E-tickets HWS (Disney's second-worst park ever) is getting and they had to replace 2 E-tickets...

Tell me one ride that Uni has that uses storytelling elements like The Haunted Mansion, Tower of Terror, or Shanghai's Pirates. A ride's theming is separate than this. Good luck trying, but I'd like to see what you end up with. Tell me one park that has a unified theme. Dinoland is no different...

Just stop. These are not MY OPINIONS. Stop treating it like that; you are the problem. Show me a single example of a Universal ride using these means. There is tangible evidence to support what I am saying just like you can study cinematography, film editing, writing, and understand what...

You're kidding me, right? Weren't you the one that entirely dismissed my very thought out, logical points? Instead of responding and discussing the merits of them, or tell why you disagreed with them you just tossed it out to the curve, created a strawman argument, and ended up threatening me...

Read this and tell me how you can continue saying what you're saying. You are missing the point entirely. It's not subjective it's objective. La La Land is on a technical level (the means to push storytelling) outstanding. That's objective. However, liking a film is personal taste. I don't enjoy...

You can be impartial and acknowledge Disney's TOP rides are better than Universal's TOP. You're acting like this is a Disney vs. Universal thing in a way that it's us versus them. The fact that you cannot come to fathom it shows your bias. Convince me otherwise. Objectively, it's just flat out...

I'd argue that it's the sticking point for anywhere it's used. However, at HWS at least Hollywood & Sunset Boulevard do a lot of things right. It doesn't even look that bad at Uni, I feel Uni's bigger problem is how haphazard the west side of the park is and the east side is at least better...

Dude that's just one cheap ('temporary' although semi-permanent) area. Of course, it looks awful, but you're creating a straw-man argument because this has nothing to do with what we were talking about. There's not a single park, not a single ride that Universal has that has incredible pacing...

This is NOT a fanfare to Disney but constructive criticism of Uni I wish Universal would actually make a 'themed' park for once. Even with how fun Universal might be, their best rides don't compare to Disney's greatest in terms of scale, pacing, story, connection to the park, etc., and not a...