planodisney
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It looks like it will serve only as a meet & greet until the e ticket opens and then will just be a meet & greet in front of the Avengers attraction.
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Avengers Campus - Reactions / Reviews
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lazyboy97o
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Is there really anything gained by mocking someone who clearly had special needs and did not seem to hurt anyone?
Phroobar
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I found a thread on Ratchat regarding @capthook's disappearance and @TROR involvement.
Capt Hook - MiceChat
I really miss Capt Hook's trip reports. I noticed he has not posted since mid June. I sure hope he is living well and happy and healthy! Shout out to you Capt if you read this!
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Professortango1
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He was autistic. And I believe he left the groups because he would get into arguments and be mocked by members. He was annoying at times, but harmless and we didn't treat him well.
MarvelCharacterNerd
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He's still around. I don't do the Frozen meets but I see him around the parks and at some shows.
And yeah, pretty much every character has various levels of repetitive fans - I didn't get it either until I started hanging out around the characters more when the park was cutting back shows I used to regularly spend my time at and realized how fun it is to see some familiar faces around and have them recognize you and therefore be able to personalize the experience when they see you. But some people go repeatedly because of developmental reasons, others go regularly to report on social media, others are bounders who love getting pics in their outfits with related or contrasting characters, and then yes, perhaps some others for not the best of reasons. But I think a lot more are the former reasons and not the latter. Or at least I hope so!
But not sure why one would judge whatever it is at Disney that makes a person happy. I don't judge someone for keeping track of their high score over many years on Buzz Lightyear. Nor one dressing head to toe in clothing and accessories with their favorite film or character or attraction. Nor the person there just to pin trade. Or the person there to see a specific show for the 500th time (or more). Or the person who takes hundreds and hundreds of photos every time they go to the park. Actually, I'm friends with all of those.
Do Disney whatever way makes you happy.
And yeah, pretty much every character has various levels of repetitive fans - I didn't get it either until I started hanging out around the characters more when the park was cutting back shows I used to regularly spend my time at and realized how fun it is to see some familiar faces around and have them recognize you and therefore be able to personalize the experience when they see you. But some people go repeatedly because of developmental reasons, others go regularly to report on social media, others are bounders who love getting pics in their outfits with related or contrasting characters, and then yes, perhaps some others for not the best of reasons. But I think a lot more are the former reasons and not the latter. Or at least I hope so!
But not sure why one would judge whatever it is at Disney that makes a person happy. I don't judge someone for keeping track of their high score over many years on Buzz Lightyear. Nor one dressing head to toe in clothing and accessories with their favorite film or character or attraction. Nor the person there just to pin trade. Or the person there to see a specific show for the 500th time (or more). Or the person who takes hundreds and hundreds of photos every time they go to the park. Actually, I'm friends with all of those.
Do Disney whatever way makes you happy.
George Lucas on a Bench
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There's always that one weirdo who goes in the Haunted Mansion 20 times in a row. It's sad, really.
Sadder than the guy on a bench watching and counting?
CraftyFox
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What is this? Some kind of personal attack?
Phroobar
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Self deprecating jokes
MarvelCharacterNerd
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Sounds like a fun adventure, too.
I'd probably be out after about 4. Maybe 5. 
But could no doubt find something else to occupy me in the area while I waited. Visit with Jack Sparrow. Go see the Bootstrappers. Listen to Jambalaya Jazz Band. Eat more beignets than I should...Disney should always be a win-win. But it's generally do-able with reasonable people!
SuddenStorm
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People were awful to him on Micechat. Even the mods and site management. I have really little respect for their moderation staff after seeing the inconsistency of who gets banned/who doesn't and how @photomatt acted when he came on here a few months back.
It's amazing to see how poor site management can run what was once the premier Disneyland Discussion board into the ground, while great site management can foster a community of pleasant people who dedicate hours a week to this site.
George Lucas on a Bench
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Like Dorsia, no one goes there anymore.
DrAlice
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Wait... are we a "community of pleasant people" or "hive of miserable b*stards"? Do I have to change my tee shirt order now? Have we evolved?
SuddenStorm
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We're both. Just depends if we're discussing the Hungry Bear Sign, or Chase-A-Baby.
truecoat
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Sounds like a fun adventure, too.
The max times in I rode a ride consecutively was 6 times on the Mummy at Islands of Adventure. I wouldn't have done it if it wasn't a walk on. For those of you that have only ridden the one in Hollywood, the one in Florida is way better.
Phroobar
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I remember riding the Disneyland Railroad through 10 complete circuits. That is what happens when you go to Disneyland one too many times.
RobWDW1971
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That is a dark ride - last time I went on it was sitting next to a young girl and she was seriously freaking out about having her soul owned, the ride operator being murdered, etc. I had forgotten how dark it was.