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Colglazier leaving DL-new sheriff in town from WDW.
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Hattieboxghost110
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TBH I'd like to see more ambitious changes like what's happening at WDW come to DLR. I know the DL faithful like to boast about how much better DLR is than WDW, but the roster of upcoming new amenities and attractions in Florida are far more enticing to me than what's currently in the pipeline for California. For the first time in decades I'm more excited for what's in store for WDW than DLR.
Just today I came across an article describing how WDW has expanded it's mobile app ordering service recently to nearly two dozen restaurants across all four theme parks. Meanwhile, at Disneyland, guests pay a premium for a watered down version of MyMagic+ with fewer benefits.
Meh. The only new attractions coming to WDW that seems interesting to me are the Mickie & Minnie ride and Star Wars Land. Toy Story land? Looks cheap like all the TSLs' around the globe. Guardians of the Galaxy? Tame roller coaster with 0 inversions and 0 AA's. Ratatouille? It's primarily SCREENZ a la Universal.
I was intrigued by TRON, but then I saw the ride through on Youtube and noticed it was only 1 minute long and thought the outdoor portion ruined the whole "being in a video game/computer" concept. Sure it's probably a fun ride, but it doesn't excite me.
The Mickey ride looks like a fresh concept. I was disappointed at first they didn't use the classic Mickey style, but it hasn't dampened my enthusiasm for the ride.
Star Wars land is coming to DLR, so the Mickey ride is the 1 attraction I'm excited about at WDW.
Hatbox Ghostbuster
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You're right. I don't know why I'm still wanting to be surprised by corporate moves anymore...their flag is firmly planted in the ground.it was a lovely wink
just sayin - wish there was some irony in the correlation, but look around, my friend... there isn't
Hatbox Ghostbuster
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There's a strong likelihood DLR will receive the Mickey attraction too...
Hattieboxghost110
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Sweet!
IanDLBZF
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Any word where and what it's replacing?
Hatbox Ghostbuster
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Nothing concrete yet.
lazyboy97o
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Relevant experience means one probably likes themed entertainment, a form of stupid entertainment for stupid people.
Curious Constance
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Is that why we have to hide our love of Disney parks from the world?
People will think we're dumb.
Curious Constance
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Because all the parks and resorts are, are giant retail outlets! With some fun rides sprinkled around to break up all the shopping
Retail outlets, and rides to promote retail sales and movies.
smile
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Is that why we have to hide our love of Disney parks from the world?
People will think we're dumb.
some of those folks know exactly how much you like disney
Curious Constance
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The longer this goes on, the more apparent it is that Bob and I need to sit down and have a heart to heart.
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Curious Constance
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NO! NONE OF THAT!
This would consist soley of a stern talking to. If he's not receptive to my ideas, I may have to resort to a spanking. But that would hurt me more than it would hurt him.
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nevol
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Being able to go to disneyland and actually get fastpasses and experience all attractions, shows, and restaurants the day-of is the best benefit and it requires less intervention to achieve.Just today I came across an article describing how WDW has expanded it's mobile app ordering service recently to nearly two dozen restaurants across all four theme parks. Meanwhile, at Disneyland, guests pay a premium for a watered down version of MyMagic+ with fewer benefits.
New theory: He's been recruited to launch the star wars: galaxy's edge upcharge event that will last indefinitely, making it a half-third gate.
Tent City! Tomorrowland will be very realistic and dystopian moving forward. It'll look a lot like Angel Stadium.
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Travel Junkie
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TBH I'd like to see more ambitious changes like what's happening at WDW come to DLR. I know the DL faithful like to boast about how much better DLR is than WDW, but the roster of upcoming new amenities and attractions in Florida are far more enticing to me than what's currently in the pipeline for California. For the first time in decades I'm more excited for what's in store for WDW than DLR.
Just today I came across an article describing how WDW has expanded it's mobile app ordering service recently to nearly two dozen restaurants across all four theme parks. Meanwhile, at Disneyland, guests pay a premium for a watered down version of MyMagic+ with fewer benefits.
I think WDW gets a bad rap on the forums. Part of it is deserved, but not nearly all of it. I agree the upcoming roster is much more appealing for WDW, but how much it becomes reality is up in the air. It appears the theater for Magic Kingdom was cut. How much else will be?
It is pretty bizarre how much more high tech WDW is than DLR. Regional parks even have wifi now and DLR only has a few hot spots and I found speed and coverage to be terrible.
Old Mouseketeer
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What happened to Mary Niven? They moved her from VP for DCA where she was credited with managing the rollout of DCA 2.0. When they moved her into the new position of SVP of the resort it was widely assumed that she was being groomed for President of the DL Resort. Whaaaa?
Angel Ariel
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I’ve used both. MaxPass was much better than MM+, IMO.TBH I'd like to see more ambitious changes like what's happening at WDW come to DLR. I know the DL faithful like to boast about how much better DLR is than WDW, but the roster of upcoming new amenities and attractions in Florida are far more enticing to me than what's currently in the pipeline for California. For the first time in decades I'm more excited for what's in store for WDW than DLR.
Just today I came across an article describing how WDW has expanded it's mobile app ordering service recently to nearly two dozen restaurants across all four theme parks. Meanwhile, at Disneyland, guests pay a premium for a watered down version of MyMagic+ with fewer benefits.