lazyboy97o
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Did they realize they need to stay later?Disney has opened up new Fast Pass times and availability for Anna and Elsa today. I was able to add a person and change the times. Get them while they are hot.
Did they realize they need to stay later?Disney has opened up new Fast Pass times and availability for Anna and Elsa today. I was able to add a person and change the times. Get them while they are hot.
Did they realize they need to stay later?
Realistically I wonder if it ends at 5, but they have to stay until 9 to complete the queue?Unfortunately No. The hours are end at 5.
Realistically I wonder if it ends at 5, but they have to stay until 9 to complete the queue?
I should know better than to even reply, but you know that article is about 2014 box office - not 2009, when the abysmal Christmas Carol flop was given the better release date and all of Disney's holiday marketing might, right? Instead of Princess and the Frog, which was unceremoniously dumped in a mid-December release date just a few days before some big movie...what was it called?
Oh yeah. AVATAR.
I'm pretty sure if Disney could do it over again, they would have bet their hand on Tiana rather than a creepy mo-cap Jim Carrey movie, and given her the early November release date to avoid Twilight and AVATAR - because that's what any thinking person would do.
Just like in 2000, when Disney did the EXACT same thing with Emperor's New Groove, a movie that despite being dumped mid-December with little marketing, actually increased it's box office week over week, defying expectations. Imagine what could have happened if they actually promoted it instead of 102 Dalmatians, a movie nobody wanted to see?
Disney has regularly botched its animation release dates over the past few years - Bolt premiered against the first Twilight. Frog, as mentioned above, got the shaft. Tangled was released just a few days before Harry Potter 7 - it certainly would have benefitted from a better lead time against the boy wizard. Winnie the Pooh was released the same day as Harry Potter 8, with zero marketing, ensuring a complete flop.
Ralph and Frozen were the first WDAS releases in years to get decent release dates, and finally with Frozen, the combination of great content, perfect timing and (eventually) clever marketing made it an unparalleled success.
And now everybody and their mom can't wait to stand in line for three hours to meet Anna and Elsa. Poor Aurora, she's just there to fill space.
I don't think so. Doesn't "another visiting princess" come after 5?Realistically I wonder if it ends at 5, but they have to stay until 9 to complete the queue?
I don't think so. Doesn't "another visiting princess" come after 5?
i went this morning to meet Anna & Elsa. I was there at rope drop and walked straight back to them, i was by no means the first person in line either and only had about a 20 min wait.
Wow, that wait time... And the article suggests wait times were 5 hours at one point? Does that mean people are getting fast passes to see them? I can't imagine someone is actually standing in line for 5 hours!
Even 2 and a half hours is ridiculous, but I think that even for a regular ride. I'm sure it's difficult to convince your excited little girl that it's not worth waiting for character photos like that, but it'd be tough to for me to agree to that wait.
OHHhhh they are going to get so many complaints from people. Gotta love the mangement.Unfortunately No. The hours end at 5.
Aurora will be reimagined and relaunched at some point I'd guess. Even princesses are subject to market business cycles.
Another release date botch- putting Atlantis the Lost Empire against Tomb Raider. "I don't think young boys are REALLY going to want to see a gun-toting Angelina Jolie running around in a T-shirt and short shorts, do you?"
So has anyone used FP+ to meet A&E? @kennygman was predicting hour-long waits even with FP+ over at his site. Just wondering how accurate that turned out to be.
Of course, expect another MK expansion announcement shortly announcing Frozen Land which will include a Matterhornesque coaster, an elaborate M&G and a store and spa based on the one in the movie.I still can't help but feel this is another temporary solution.
I still can't help but feel this is another temporary solution.
Of course, expect another MK expansion announcement shortly announcing Frozen Land which will include a Matterhornesque coaster, an elaborate M&G and a store and spa based on the one in the movie.
Expect an opening date of 2024.
Lol but yeah, it really hasn't been thought through too well.
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