I think what is sadder about this is people watch the movie Frozen, thinking that is how Norway looks, and then they go, "I'm gonna book a trip to Norway!"
But, it is how certain parts of Norway looks, so it's not sad, at all. What I find to be sadder, is people who visit the Norway Pavilion at Epcot in lieu of visiting the real Norway and ride Maelstrom, thinking it's just like visiting the actual country.
the two biggest arguments against frozen going where it is, to me is
1. Too small for such a strong IP
2. If this ride only does 900 per hour that will be a nightmare
obviously it should go in MK but logistics will not allow it, one park is ridiculously crowded and the other is EPCOT
that's why its going where its going
1. Okay, you're probably right. But, time is an issue, so if Disney were to unveil plans for a Frozen land, it would be at least 10 years from now before we get to experience it. The Frozen ride is not perfect or as grand as it should or could be -- but, it is a nice compromise, IMO.
2. I am hoping that there will be more boats added into the fleet or perhaps larger boats that can hold more people.
I'm sure it does. But by me, are you referring to yourself, or TWDC?
I don't understand the point of this question. I can only refer to myself, but you already know this.
Frozen in Epcot is a poor decision. Or are they just desperate to get more gate clicks no matter what? And to hell with theme and story? Or how about actually building new, compelling attractions in Epcot that actually fit the park?
DHS needs the clicks just as much.
Yes, I believe that Disney is desperate to get more clicks at Epcot. However, they stumbled upon this gold mine by pure chance. It wasn't discovered until the seven hour waits just to meet Anna and Elsa ensued.
If you owned a bakery that sold cupcakes that were so good, that people lined up for miles each day just to buy one -- would you suddenly stop selling the cupcakes because the lobby is too small and there isn't enough parking? Would you tell your patrons they have to wait ten years to buy another cupcake because you have to build a much larger bakery?
Would the customers choose to wait ten years for you to build to proper bakery or would they want to continue buying cupcakes right now?
As for theme and story -- Frozen has it all. A cohesive theme and story was seriously lacking in Maelstrom, hence the awkward misplaced boat and oil rig scene at the end.
It's difficult to define what actually *fits* in Epcot since there is no uniform theme, the present concepts are open to interpretation, IMO.
Unfortunately, the topics are also your comments, and of course those of TWDC. Considering this forum is for WDW news & rumors....
This is just silly, even for you. I don't know what you have managed to convince yourself of, but don't you get just a little bit tired? It seems exhausting.
No, they are not.
Existing Male restroom access down the footpath and new female restroom access will be between the two
Poorly planned and badly executed. Knee jerk reaction.
The best thing so far about this whole project is the PR spin and the social media reaction. Both hilarious.
It's hard for me to envision what this will look like. I want to experience the Norway Pavilion firsthand before deeming it to be 'badly executed'. It may be best that the Frozen ride and meet and greet areas remain separate but right next to each other.
I totally agree, that discussing Frozen at Epcot is hilarious. LOL.