twilight mitsuk
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The monorail at MK during peak times
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Disney confirms 'Frozen' makeover coming to Epcot's Norway Pavilion
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The monorail at MK during peak times
ProfSavage
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True....
According to the Disney Parks Blog, it won't - however, I would guess when they see how long the queues will end up being, they could add it - hopefully they've designed the queue space with FP+ in mind.
HauntedMansionFLA
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It would be another tier 1 FastPass option they can add on
Cesar R M
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pee and diaper smell included?
GhostHost1000
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Too bad they didn't bring in the magical engineer to build it how it was originally supposed to be (much longer).
Your not?
Not all of us are the reason. Have you sent any emails or made any phone calls to let them know you are dissapointed on how they are operating the parks? I have, and will continue to do so. Or do you just hand over your money and keep your mouth shut?
The fact that I hold them to their very own (but abandoned) level of standards does not mean Im not realistic about it. The Atlanta Falcons had a horrible season and I have many issues with their management and coaching staff, but I still support the team in hopes that things will improve with better players and staff put in place. But according to your thought process, I should just accept that they are no loner good and will never be good again. Anything less would be shocking I suppose.
Matt_Black
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See, now, to continue the analogy, I live in Philadelphia, so I've learned to keep expectations very, very low. Maybe one of our teams will do well and make it to the play-offs. But if they fail, and there's ample evidence to suggest that they will, it's something I'm used to and so it doesn't bother.
Granted, I'm not a huge sports guy, but I do want to see my city win. I'm just not banking on that happening, so I'll enjoy what I can.
Brer Panther
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It's probably going to span from the load area all the way to Disney's Hollywood Studios.
Disneyhead'71
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When my littlest princess was six, her favorite ride was a 310' tall, 96 mph roller coaster.
tribbleorlfl
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The one thing I'm hoping is that they have some solid plans on keeping line jumping and place holding in check. Because the standby line is surely going to be 1-2 hours on any given day, I can see a lot of people trying to hold place in line since there's no chance their PLSF's will patiently wait in line that long.
Disneyhead'71
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Frozenstrom is just a symptom of a much bigger problem.
Maelstrom was built by a company with idealistic altruistic ethics. They prided themselves on their educational efforts.
Frozenstrom is built by a company where education and critical thinking are antithetical to their goals. They are banking on people's stupidity and apathy here. This is Robert Ripley's "Mermaid" with a little P. T. Barnum stirred in.
We are at a point in this country that we need more old school Disney and Sesame Street, and The Electric Co.
Maelstrom was built by a company with idealistic altruistic ethics. They prided themselves on their educational efforts.
Frozenstrom is built by a company where education and critical thinking are antithetical to their goals. They are banking on people's stupidity and apathy here. This is Robert Ripley's "Mermaid" with a little P. T. Barnum stirred in.
We are at a point in this country that we need more old school Disney and Sesame Street, and The Electric Co.
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Kate F
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I honestly think that anyone willing to wait hours in line for this ride is insane. I mean, I waited over 2 hours for Forbidden Journey in 2010 (the longest I've ever waited for a ride), but that was actually worth the wait IMO. I'm not going to fully judge this ride yet, but I highly doubt it's going to be anything worth waiting hours in a hot, cramped line for. I'm sure there will be quite a line at Guest Relations when it opens.
jt04
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Hopefully they are at least considering fast tracking something that can absorb crowds in WS. I'd vote for a new attraction in the Japan show building.
Disneyhead'71
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I'd be OK with something from studio ghibli.
It's on hold. No sponsor.
The new culture is more about families going to WDW to get what they want and asked for. In the era you are referring to, people would visit WDW to have an experience unlike anything they could have dreamed of. The attractions were an ancillary feature to the experience as a whole.
Disneyhead'71
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I liked the WDW that let the professional creatives create the magic. I'm not sure Joe Sixpack from Anyplace, Upnorth is qualified.