WDWDad13
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And it won't matter based on the concept art if they called it avatar or abc world. If it's good it's good
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And it won't matter based on the concept art if they called it avatar or abc world. If it's good it's good
BryceM
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Agree with what you said, EXCEPT this....
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Well, we know that the Avatar project was announced when Jaws was still in the attraction lineup of USO, and yet it will open almost THREE years after the opening of Diagon Alley...
Disneyhead'71
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There really is no point in trying to have an intelligent discussion with you.
BryceM
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Wow. What is it with the craziest Disney fans who demote IOA to just a park full of steel coasters? Can you not see the level of detail found in Port of Entry, Lost Continent, or Seuss Landing? Jurassic Park? No, the park is not perfect. I can see the disdain some may have for Marvel Island.. Loud rides, loud architecture, loud colors, etc. But for some reason, only a certain group of people look past everything that has been done extremely well from opening day and only see the quote on quote, "steel coasters".WOW! really?
in what way? steel outdoor coasters?
lazyboy97o
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Jim Hill really sounds like a "Uni drooler" on the latest episode of The Disney Dish Podcast. There is an excitement in his voice I have never heard before on anything else where I've heard him.
Disneyhead'71
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WDWDad13, just curious, are you a conservative?
rd805
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There are people in this thread that might die before Avatar is opened....not wishing it upon anyone... but shouldn't that say something?
These arguements are so one-sided it is not even funny anymore. A year for Diagon Alley from "announcement", possibly 7 for Avatar? AND I'M EXCITED FOR AVATAR.
These arguements are so one-sided it is not even funny anymore. A year for Diagon Alley from "announcement", possibly 7 for Avatar? AND I'M EXCITED FOR AVATAR.
michmousefan
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Jurassic Park feels like an unrealized land so far to me. Only one attraction that I can ride, lots of theming but in reality not much to do. Still, there is potential to make it more of a true "Island of Adventure."
why does that matter, just curious?
Cesar R M
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Perhaps this is why they refuse to show too much information regarding the project.
because they know that, if they cut corners and make things different from what original was..the Fans WILL get disappointed and the entire project will be received with a groanfest.
If we play the drinking contest.. I bet we would die before midnight.
probably because the conservatives have the same "Im right, you're all wrong" kind of behaviour?.
Its pretty usual in all political forums. (Ie they wont change their biased opinions even when they are shoved all the proof on their faces. Infact, sometimes it reaffirms their biased opinion even more. There was a study by experts about this behaviour.. and shockingly.. they did reaffirm the wrong information when they were confronted with the real facts; some even got violent.)
Of course, not all conservatives are like this.. but the most vocal ( in my experience..) ARE.
(edited for clarity)
Disneyhead'71
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Honestly just curious.
rioriz
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And as tweeber said why does it matter, because whether he is or not (its all subjective) has no barring to this convo...
Honestly lets not get into that before MOM comes and shuts this down ; )
Tony Perkis
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Rumor has it that the E-Ticket attraction for Avatarland (which, as a name, makes nonsense whatsoever) is a Soarin' extension.
Disney needs to try much, much harder.
WDWDad13
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Because it's rumored to be a flight ride with projections right so of course all it is is soarin nothing more.
We're saying Disney needs to try much harder when they have barely even moved dirt
Yes, you're right. If there was only something they could do about that....
Tony Perkis
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The responsibility is on WDW to prove they still have what it takes to be an innovator and do it better than their competition. They don't get a free pass or he benefit of the doubt anymore; they have to prove that they are as creative, if not moreso, than the neighbors.
HenryMystic
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It's probably his best episode. I've never heard him so focused or excited.
