Mr Toad had a protest movement
Why hadn't people thought of doing that back when Guardians was announced months ago?
ATIS died years before the internet was really a thing to organize such a response. And wasn't Horizons kind of a sudden/quiet closure too?
Horizons closed quietly with people thinking it was a refurb thing. Once the signs disappeared it began to get attention. Once the ride vehicles were seen on the back of a lorry leaving WDW Horizons fans began to accept fate. I guess you're right about ATIS too, considering it died in the early 80's didn't it? Come to think of it wasn't guest relations flooded with complaints after JII closed aswell? I guess it wasn't just Toad
Or maybe some do not want the Lucas museum out shining another museum that is scheduled to open in a few years?
Except the Lucas Museum and Obama Library opening around the same time would benefit each other and tourism in Chicago in general.
Interesting. I hadn't heard of this trend before, but I've just been back in my hometown of Hipstertown/ Melbourne, Australia and noticed they had a similar set-up among the air conditioning vents of buildings there for stupid money as overnight accommodation. So, I guess it's kind of a thing... https://www.redballoon.com.au/produ...glamping-in-melbourne-cbd-midweek-for-2-adult
It is interesting that, aside from the Grand California which is not much, the now decades old idea of in park hotels rooms still has never actually been implemented in the US.
