danv3
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Great use of “passersby.”One thing that’s really interesting about the TDR vloggers is they almost always censor the faces of passersby because it’s a social norm there.
Great use of “passersby.”One thing that’s really interesting about the TDR vloggers is they almost always censor the faces of passersby because it’s a social norm there.
Like the courtroom sketches when cameras aren't allowed in the courtroom!Someone could make a sketch of the sign ... It doesn't prohibit that
Please let this be the beginning of banning the vloggers from the parks. (Will never happen but I can dream)
To be fair, it's easier to cover up a restaurant remodel than it is to cover an outdoor attraction. These days, anybody has easy access to high quality satellite imagery. It's an issue of modern times.How weird. Guests have a birds eye view of the large tron construction site but yet they put up a sign for a restaurant remodel?
Or tearing down facades while people are trying to be immersed?Or an entire theme park attraction was getting rethemed scenes and the construction went on as the ride was operational, at certain points with hard hat cruise present. The times are really funky and different.
OK thanks. So you didn't have any problem shooting the photos for that blog post?
If it was only meant for Cast it wouldn’t be onstage.Pic of the sign in this post: https://blogmickey.com/2021/07/lobb...sneys-contemporary-resort-check-in-relocated/
It's not meant for guests though, this is for Cast Members
If it was only meant for Cast it wouldn’t be onstage.
Great use of “passersby.”
Plus, the disaster which is horrible show in the middle of Epcot.How weird. Guests have a birds eye view of the large tron construction site but yet they put up a sign for a restaurant remodel?
Most vloggers already have AP's, and in most cases, Disney is allowing those with existing AP's to renew.I know it only makes a small dent in comparison for the money it brings in to the more popular ones who are using income for day tickets, but the Annual Passes being unavailable will certainly keep a dent in that as common.
Good points.Most vloggers already have AP's, and in most cases, Disney is allowing those with existing AP's to renew.
Yup. This has been happening for years in any construction site on the property. It's mostly to remind CM's and construction crews that photos and video are not allowed in the construction zone.Here's a photo from wdwmagic of a sign that says no photos. These no photos signs are meant for Cast, but are typically placed at the entrance to a construction site. Sometimes that entrance is on stage
What would you propose they do? Put up a 40 foot construction wall around the interior of the monorail track ring inside the park so you aren't 'subjected' to a view of construction? It is unreasonable to demand that you never see construction in a theme park.Plus, the disaster which is horrible show in the middle of Epcot.
What would you propose they do? Put up a 40 foot construction wall around the interior of the monorail track ring inside the park so you aren't 'subjected' to a view of construction? It is unreasonable to demand that you never see construction in a theme park.
Can we ban vloging and live streaming from restaurants please, it’s so obnoxiousUnlike most changes Disney makes, this may actually be "in response to guests needs" as there are probably a lot of folks that do not like the live streams happening while they are in the parks or on attractions.
I watch most of the WDW vloggers and my least favorite to watch is the live streams, especially when 90 percent of the time they are simply acknowledging super chats....
I want 60 ft walls.What would you propose they do? Put up a 40 foot construction wall around the interior of the monorail track ring inside the park so you aren't 'subjected' to a view of construction? It is unreasonable to demand that you never see construction in a theme park.
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