StageFrenzy
Well-Known Member
That sentence works with the space after the n in one and without.Oh that's fun.... You get to find out which on e of your friends is a complete deviant.
That sentence works with the space after the n in one and without.Oh that's fun.... You get to find out which on e of your friends is a complete deviant.
That sentence works with the space after the n in one and without.
HAH! KNEW IT!!!.We've been discussing this on the Disneyland forum. TL;DR: Toontown is no longer going to be affected by SWL; the site plan has changed. The railroad is being rerouted to cut Tom Sawyer Island and the Rivers of America in half, with the northern half being absorbed into SWL and the existing river set into a smaller loop. Train will run across to BTMRR and rejoin original tracks in Fantasyland. Fantasyland Theater and Big Thunder Ranch will be removed.
All of this work means Fantasmic, the railroad and all ROA attractions will be down for at least 18 months.
hey, they are at least spending a huge amount of money (finally) on SWL and DHS expansions.If this was a 6 month hiatus I'd agree with you but it's not, This is a situation where it will take the better part of a decade to return to previous levels, Disney is spending BILLIONS on buying back stock, Yet at their so called flagship resort and park complex they are spending a few hundred million per year on constructing new attractions, Yet that same park throws off billions in cash every year most well run companies treasure assets which generate large cash flows Not TWDC though.
If Disney were SERIOUS about the project they would close DHS for 12-18 months and get the construction DONE, That I could get behind but closing most of the attractions and removing entertainment so the park 'makes it's numbers' as a pale shadow of itself is a show of ultimate contempt for the guest experience. The assumption "The guests will ALWAYS come" is writ large all over this project.
hey, they are at least spending a huge amount of money (finally) on SWL and DHS expansions.
We've been discussing this on the Disneyland forum. TL;DR: Toontown is no longer going to be affected by SWL; the site plan has changed. The railroad is being rerouted to cut Tom Sawyer Island and the Rivers of America in half, with the northern half being absorbed into SWL and the existing river set into a smaller loop. Train will run across to BTMRR and rejoin original tracks in Fantasyland. Fantasyland Theater and Big Thunder Ranch will be removed.
All of this work means Fantasmic, the railroad and all ROA attractions will be down for at least 18 months.
Thank you so much for the info! That's great news about ToonTown!
Glad to hear that about the RF cards. Some people just don't want to wear a band. I know in the beginning they were making it difficult to get a simple card instead (trying to "sell" the band at front desks, insisting bands were better, etc.) but I hope they've gotten away from this. I'm not sure what the training is like now that the bands have been around a few years, but if a guest asks for a card instead of a band, they should just give them one.
Surprised the Muppets hasn't been more frequently compared to the Larry Sanders Show. The show seems to be even more derivative when you make that connection.
Of course, I saw signs all over the property stating clearly that the Mouse Arrest Bands tracked your every move and you were entitled to a RF card instead.
On the topic of Muppet sex, there is a certain movie made sometime in the late 80's by Peter Jackson which all had puppets called Meet The Feebles. I don't want to go into detail about this due to it being extremely NSFW to discuss on the forums. Especially when it's about the Disney Theme Parks and Disney in general. Let's just say you will never look at the muppets the same way again after you watch this.Brb, gonna puke
I hope during the 18 month hiatus for Fantasmic. They might finally add the Talking Mickey Mouse for the show. Especially since it's been seen very often during Dream Along With Mickey and Mickey And The Magical MapHAH! KNEW IT!!!.
If Disney were SERIOUS about the project they would close DHS for 12-18 months and get the construction DONE, That I could get behind but closing most of the attractions and removing entertainment so the park 'makes it's numbers' as a pale shadow of itself is a show of ultimate contempt for the guest experience.
And what about the jobs lost during that 12-18 months? What consideration do you allow for the people whose livelihood depends on that park being open to guests? Do you expect they would be absorbed into park ops and then just go back to their former departments when the day came to reopen? I don't think things work that way. And if they were forced to go elsewhere, why would they return? The park would likely suffer a permanent serious loss of talent under your scenario.
It looks like a serious project from where I sit and with park hopper passes people can enjoy the park's major unaffected attractions and move on to other offerings.
While if you don't want to wear one, whatever - that's cool - and I think the entire thing to begin with should never have happened - but I have to say I do get quite a chuckle out of the paranoia around them.
It's still the best way to get TSL, SWL and the garages done quickly. Which is why they won't do it, naturally.Dhs won't close.
You're insane to even entertain the idea that Disney would actually do this.
Markey had no impact whatsoever. There are other reasons besides paranoia that cards still exist.That 'paranoia' is the reason there's a RF card option that provides the guest with all the benefits of the band (minus the ability to wear in the pool). With all the $$$ they spent on this system, if COPPA/Rep. (now Sen.) Markey didn't exist, I believe the RF cards would be unavailable at the resorts and for the day guest the cards would just work as admission media.
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