or do they consider it disappointing a la New Fantasyland?
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Are the Disney Suits viewing Pandora as a success?
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PorterRedkey
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I think it is too soon to tell.
I think it has been received better than NFL, just going by the press. Disney fans seem to love it. As for normal guests, I am not sure.
I think it has been received better than NFL, just going by the press. Disney fans seem to love it. As for normal guests, I am not sure.
I am sure it is viewed as a success. Remember, the suits who greenlit it (Skaggs and Rasulo depends on exactly when it was approved ) are no longer there. If it went well, Iger gets the credit. If not so much, those two are the fall guys.
The key idea was to lock up James Cameron ala George Lucas to prevent Uni from getting their hands on him.
The key idea was to lock up James Cameron ala George Lucas to prevent Uni from getting their hands on him.
Of course, the next movie should have an impact on what guests think of the land as well.
mousehockey37
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Pandora isn't the only reason there's no availability.
F&W, MNSSHP are both starting even EARLIER this year. MHSSHP has more dates.
There's free dining available. Disney patched the hole in the timeline that was a "slower" time of year.
The fall is no longer a slow time.
Marlins1
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I agree and the new MK show is a hit too. It is a combination of things for sure but I think people (including me) are realizing that the company is finally starting to take care of WDW. I was actually understating in my post - the rooms selection is more scarce than what I used to see a few months before summer as well.
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mergatroid
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Where would you even get this information from?
Kman101
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It's early, but I see no reason why it wouldn't be considered a success.
I refer to you for this kind of thing @MansionButler84 but any word on guest feedback towards the land?
I refer to you for this kind of thing @MansionButler84 but any word on guest feedback towards the land?
SourcererMark79
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What is this in reference to? Special Events? Just curious
From an article in Vulture.com:
Another attraction and a restaurant coming? Hmm...
And while the company has been seemingly apprehensive about the land’s prospects, Disney has already earmarked two expansion plots for an additional attraction and an elaborately themed sit-down restaurant.
Another attraction and a restaurant coming? Hmm...
Rteetz
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Well I have heard this.....
cjkeating
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Interesting...
lentesta
Premium Member
I looked up the Unofficial Guide/Touring Plans reader surveys over the last 90 days, because they generally track the parks' surveys.
Flight of Passage is the highest-rated attraction in any domestic park for Disney or Universal. The rest of the top 10:
2. Gringotts (USF)
3. Toy Story (DHS)
4. Hallowishes Fireworks
5. Toy Story (DCA)
6. Soarin' (EP)
7. Happily Ever After (MK)
8. Radiator Springs Racers (DCA)
9. Rock 'n' Roller Coaster (DHS)
10. Expedition Everest (AK)
3. Toy Story (DHS)
4. Hallowishes Fireworks
5. Toy Story (DCA)
6. Soarin' (EP)
7. Happily Ever After (MK)
8. Radiator Springs Racers (DCA)
9. Rock 'n' Roller Coaster (DHS)
10. Expedition Everest (AK)
lentesta
Premium Member
We didn't have enough responses from all groups for Fantasy in the Sky. It would have been rated #1.
You know your popular attractions - I'm impressed.
Animaniac93-98
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RnRC outranks Splash Mountain, Tower of Terror, Spider-Man, Forbidden Journey, Pirates of the Caribbean and Haunted Mansion?
