I will support that aesthetically it might be more pleasing. But it was unfortunately something I just walked through before.
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I will support that aesthetically it might be more pleasing. But it was unfortunately something I just walked through before.
mickEblu
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Same here except for taking my son to the splash pad 2-3 times. Just trying to be objective.
I won’t say it’s all about attractions, but attractions are a huge part. I was a huge proponent of Mickey’s Toontown being nearly as worthless, but tack on an appropriate E-ticket and my tune changed.
Bugs land wrapping was ok (not ground breaking, still a plastic-styled playland, better shaded). But there were still zero contents.
I’d be excited for it to stay if it got the same treatment as Toontown.
I also think the Avengers campus isn’t going to be as garish as everyone expects either. Just very different.
mickEblu
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I agree. Attractions are very important that’s why I compared Bugs Land to the version of the land we re going to get in 2020 sans Avengers. I was no fan of Bugs Land. I always thought it should have been more like the Fantasyland of DCA and nicknamed it A Dud’s Land. I had also called for Toontowns head on many occasions but began to appreciate it even before MMRR was announced. Probably because after seeing a few new projects, I started realizing that it might be better than what replaces it.
MK-fan
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so we got a lackluster park in 2001 and they fixed it throughout the years up to to 2012 only for them to come out with with a lasckluster product once again? Sowhy can’t we complain about that? Galaxys Edge is very detailed but is too huge with hardly anything to do other than shop and pay through the nose more than ever before. But who knows, maybe your just a part of the sheep flock and will let Disney feed you crap while you gladly whip out that wallet.
Travel Junkie
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There are so many options for your entertainment dollars, especially in Southern California. This summer shows that guests can be fickle and it doesn't take much for them to go somewhere else. There is a 0% chance Disney is purposely cheapening their product due to criticism. It's bad for business to purposely put out a bad product to spite a fan base.
I do find the criticism excessive and over the top much of the time, particularly when it comes to GE. I could go on and on (and have to a degree) about how ridiculous it has become. WDI and Disney is still the gold standard in creating themed environments.
There will always be a struggle between creative and business. Disney has a history of being better than most companies in tilting towards the creative. At the moment the business side is exerting a bit too much control. Hopefully talented creatives can lean the pendulum back their way in the near future.
Animaniac93-98
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So Spider-Man will be the first new ride at DLR after Rise of the Resistance?
That's just going to make Spider-Man look worse.
That's just going to make Spider-Man look worse.
Phroobar
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It's not going to pull people over to DCA for that one. However the Cove Bar should be easier to get a table at with the new Ant Man brewery.
Suspirian
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Im honestly more excited for the novelty food items at the brewery than Spiderman
Animaniac93-98
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Why isn't It's a Small World getting an Ant Man overlay with the children being replaced with dancing ants in traditional folk clothing?
Phroobar
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Animaniac93-98
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But it would make the ride more Disney.
Phroobar
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Did you get bumped on the head recently?
Animaniac93-98
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No, but Bob said he’ll give me free tickets to Disneyland if I encourage more brand synergy for the parks.
Ismael Flores
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I hope they are not making another SWGE mistake by not opening marvel campus without the main attraction.
or that they will wait too long to build and open it
or that they will wait too long to build and open it
Phroobar
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Animaniac93-98
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This is the same company that opened half a Dumbo ride in Florida in early 2012.
Disney gonna Disney.
D.Silentu
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I don’t think history will repeat itself here, but only because DCA is starved for better offerings. The last rides the park saw were quick dry paint on an already fine looking wall and a show that has been around long enough to apply for a drivers license. Even being unsure of what kind of quality it will be, the subliminal increase in effort should make the land feel better by comparison. That said, I too hope they don’t wait to get started on the E-ticket.
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For what it is worth, @marni1971 says the Spiderman attraction is LPS.
But it literally won't be doing anything a guide rail couldn't based on the Blueprints. Bit of a strange decision if true.
Edit: Actually I'm going to be a debbie doubter, the Blueprints clearly show a switch track. It doesn't appear to be LPS.
But it literally won't be doing anything a guide rail couldn't based on the Blueprints. Bit of a strange decision if true.
Edit: Actually I'm going to be a debbie doubter, the Blueprints clearly show a switch track. It doesn't appear to be LPS.
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