nickys
Premium Member
I do want to point out that an IP has been removed from Epcot.
True.
But to be replaced with a different one ...........
I do want to point out that an IP has been removed from Epcot.
It’s almost as if they have too many spaces that they don’t know what to do with... wonder what that could mean for them...
Um...yeah let’s not act like that’s happening, right (?)
It's not so much that I like the film, but I do enjoy sitting in a dark room for a period of time, all while having some OK A/C. It worked wonders the last few July 4th's. Now that this and Energy are gone, I've lost my two summer napping spots, haha.
Well, the American Adventure will be out of refurb by then!
But, until then... Dormez-vous? Dormez-vous?*
*It's a hint
closed and replaced with nothing yeah good goals.
@Cmdr_Crimson the dream isn't dead yet.... hopefullyYes.
Seems to me like a great place to move the film previews and return the One Man’s Dream film.
People who are napping are not in restaurants or gift shops...It's not so much that I like the film, but I do enjoy sitting in a dark room for a period of time, all while having some OK A/C. It worked wonders the last few July 4th's. Now that this and Energy are gone, I've lost my two summer napping spots, haha.
Potentially it won’t involve the type of IP we’ve come to expect.I think many people missed this line in the news item:
"It is expected that the theater will be used again for a permanent attraction at a later time."
This is where many of us now turn our collective virtual forum heads at @marni1971 and breathlessly await his vague hints at what IP and theme our "new movie" will be so we can all fly off on virtual guesses about it.
Is an attraction truly an attraction if nobody ever goes to it?
I'd call it a "sub-traction."Am I supposed to feel bad about this? I feel conflicted, because its a truly awful show and I haven't wasted time on it in decades, but its another empty former attraction...
Is an attraction truly an attraction if nobody ever goes to it?
I guess that would be called the opposite of an attraction, or a "repulsion."I don’t know of any attraction "nobody ever goes to"
The only thing I will miss is the Wall mosaic.Am I supposed to feel bad about this? I feel conflicted, because its a truly awful show and I haven't wasted time on it in decades, but its another empty former attraction...
Is an attraction truly an attraction if nobody ever goes to it?
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