Dinoland USA Changes

[ToTBellHop]

It’s an activation.

 

[JoeCamel]

It's a revenue producing device in a non producing area - magical

 

[WorldExplorer]

I think it could've been a cute little thing (shoehorned, yeah, but everything is now) if they actually tried with it. The entire land is cheap looking, but at least it's a cheesy, over the top cheap looking. This isn't that, this just looks boring. They could have made it look a little novel while keeping it dirt cheap.

And surely it should be "Extinct Pins" not "Pins of Extinction"? That just sounds so awkward.

 

[Thumper 32]

It’s a filler. Is what Disney does when they have no idea what to do. Something to look at as you wonder where all the attractions are. And it doesn’t cost anything for them to throw it in that spot. Cast member to stand next to it but that’s it. I like to hear one person that comes back from a Disney trip with the pin truck as a memory. They could and should do more.

“And it doesn’t cost anything for them to throw it in that spot.”

Umm, clearly you have no idea what Disney charges itself internally to do nonsense just like this, haha.

 

[ToTBellHop]

“And it doesn’t cost anything for them to throw it in that spot.”

Umm, clearly you have no idea what Disney charges itself internally to do nonsense just like this, haha.

This pin cart only cost $12 million, thankfully.

 

[SoFloMagic]

It’s an activation.

It's an ad for things you can no longer buy. So revolutionary it should probably be in epcot.