SaucyBoy
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- In the Parks
- No
We need to silence and shun people who add nothing substantive to the discussion.
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Like this conversation we’re having now? You can simply scroll past a comment if you don’t believe it has anything substantive in it. I do with hundreds of posts a day on here. The original poster shared their opinion on the topic of this thread. Why that sends people into a tizzy on here I’ll never know
Scroll past mine, then.
SaucyBoy
Well-Known Member
- In the Parks
- No
Because all they do is post the same old ridiculous tantrums about the Evolving Epcot project. As Jasmine Masters once said "Again, a-freaking-gin? Nothing new, nothing different, same old stuff, same old stupid stuff"
No because I’m standing up for people to give their opinion on a discussion board and don’t like to see people bullied into silence just because someone else doesn’t like their idea
It’s the first time I’ve seen anyone post about the stage not aligning with Spaceship Earth. Granted I’ve really not read anywhere close to every post in this thread.
Epcot81Fan
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Don’t worry - nobody is being bullied into silence by the hyperventilating histrionics of these people defending Disney at every turn.
Their desperate, rationalizing posts are hilarious and would be missed.
#absolutelyremarkable
trainplane3
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Nah. They post the same lame thing on repeat in other threads. It's a boring act. They need to find a new one. Go check out the Joe Rohde thread and witness a repeat posting of Dinoland. Or anytime Joe is mentioned.
Epcot82Guy
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That is very true. Though, for those of us who have been around for awhile, we do get pretty intense at time. (And that's for all of us on "a side".) Any time we are coming with that intensity can alienate people with valid opinions. I do think it's always helpful to self reflect from time to time. Tone does ultimately matter, even on a Disney discussion board. Everyone is certainly free to post how they want. I find openness to others' ideas always garners a better discussion personally. So, if we can do more of that - all the better. That's the only point I'm making.
Cmdr_Crimson
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Best way to get a better idea...If you were facing directly straight at the former timeline that is where the open air theater is...
And to the left is the new walkway..By the former washrooms were.
Epcot81Fan
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Just checking, we waited five years for the construction of this?
Phicinfan
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It boggles my mind how everyone wants to pull out time, fully disregarding the reality of what Covid did to this, and to the financials that caused some changes. Bravo to you, you are the enlightened....
Skibum1970
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Wisdom? I mean, penguins choose to live in Antarctica which is not pleasant come June/July. KIDDING. So serious. No, seriously, I don't want a penguin army showing up with rocket launchers around my house.
Skibum1970
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Is this a water feature?
Epcot81Fan
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Great point!
Universal is so lucky that Covid never happened a couple miles up the I4 so they could build this over the same timeframe:
But hey, Disney created a horrible guest experience for five years in the entire center of the park to bring us this impressive, majestic stage, because um, Covid, or something.
Incomudro
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You have to understand...
There are a handful of people for any build who have decided they hate something and will nitpick something to hate all along the way.
When proven wrong, because that "thing" actually winds up looking beautiful and better than its predecessor - they will then move on to the next thing to pick on.
And it's different than mere critique.
I have or had my share of issues with Tiana's for instance, but I adjust with new information.
I didn't decide that I hated it because I didn't want Splash replaced (and I didn't want it replaced) and then went on to claim everything about it is terrible.
Incomudro
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While I agree that even given COVID, Disney took forever to do this.
We also have to remember that this was a demolition job, plus a rebuild being performed in a park during opening hours.
That's way different than constructing a new park.
Ayla
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I've been visiting WDW frequently since 2006 and I honestly have no idea where this picture was taken in Epcot. Where it is, which way it faces, etc.