Agent H
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I don’t believe they will want to clog up the pathways more while Disney starlight is still brand new.
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Disgruntled Walt
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- In the Parks
- No
Good point. Maybe they should just scrap the whole thing! It could ruin Starlight to have to dodge construction walls!
Agent H
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Scrap starlight or cars? Cause those 2 different questions would get 2 very different answers.
Gusey
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When it comes to closures, Disney determines how popular they think an attraction is to give fans enough time to say goodbye. There is not pattern unfortunately. Country Bears had 18 days notice. Triceratop Spin had 2 months notice. It's Tough to Be a Bug had 1 month and a half notice. Muppet Vision had 6 months notice
Curious if they'll try to time the closure around Big Thunder's reopening. If all of that was down at once Frontierland would be an actual ghost town. I'm sure there's still a ton of backstage work to do before they start filling the rivers. If you check the permits, there are several tree filled plots that are going to get cleared as staging, probably before any work starts in the parks.
Disstevefan1
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You would think Disney would give advance notice as it might influence folks to plan a visit WDW to get a last visit to TSI, the fort and one last ride of the riverboat.
Having said that, we keep trying to apply logic in Disney's decisions when many of their decisions do not follow logic.
Having said that, we keep trying to apply logic in Disney's decisions when many of their decisions do not follow logic.
JustInTime
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I’ve heard ROA will not be open for MNSSHP season. I was hoping for one more party but that’s not looking good.
LittleBuford
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Did you hear this from an insider? Very sad if true.
JustInTime
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I did.
twilight mitsuk
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what about RNRC?
JustInTime
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My contact mostly has ties to MK. I can ask!
Disgruntled Walt
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- In the Parks
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I don't think we can necessarily put faith in the words of the online chat cast member named Garland, but I've been assured that Tom Sawyer Island and the riverboat at least WILL be open during my trip July 8-15, and "there are no plans for closure."
NOTE: I am not saying it won't happen; I'm just glad it will be open for my trip, if what Garland says is true.
NOTE: I am not saying it won't happen; I'm just glad it will be open for my trip, if what Garland says is true.
Disstevefan1
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I am thinking they may quietly close this area to avoid the mobs to get one last explore of TSI and the fort and one last ride in the riverboat. Just speculating.
mickEblu
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In Garland we trust. Last time I heard that name was my 85 year old neighbor when I was 8. Used to ride my bike around the block and would stop and talk to him. He had a big ol walnut tree in his front yard he fiercely protected from the squirrels. And on the hottest days of summer he would put a two lawn chairs and a small table with a pitcher of lemonade to share with the mailman.
danlb_2000
Premium Member
Customer service only gives the information they have access to. Currently they have not scheduled the closure so that's what they say.
easyrowrdw
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It's the prettiest area of the park - day and night.
Disstevefan1
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, but I do like your photoshopping 
