Well, I stand corrected again. Where is this one from and when?
Disney needs to get their signage and their listings in sync. This is Toy Story Midway Mania / Toy Story Mania all over again.
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News Disneyland to give Snow White’s Scary Adventures dark ride a major facelift in 2020
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Disney needs to get their signage and their listings in sync. This is Toy Story Midway Mania / Toy Story Mania all over again.
Sharon&Susan
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It's the 1994-2012 version of the Magic Kingdom version. I'm not a WDW guy, but from a quick look it seems like the "Scary Adventures" name was pretty universally used on marketing materials, maps, etc.
Here's a map without "scary"
Then there's this, which is supposed to be DL's...
And MK's...
George Lucas on a Bench
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The Adventures of Scary Snow White
Californian Elitist
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I think it’s a typo and it was meant to read, “I don’t have a history with the park.” I could be wrong though.
Or you need to look up correct information before mocking someone regarding the park, especially when you’re challenging someone who’s been to the park multiple times and you’ve either never been or only been once or twice, and not recently.
The mocking is tiring.
FerretAfros
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Since the post you're responding to clearly says the MK version had that name from 1994 to 2012, how about we use a map from that era? Here's one from July 1999:
Attraction #29 is clearly labeled as Snow White's Scary Adventures, as the attraction was known during that period, both in print and on park signage.
The map you used was developed prior to the parks opening for early marketing, does not include the 1975 Tomorrowland projects, and takes several "artistic liberties" with the final design of the various buildings and facilities throughout the park. Of course it doesn't use the attraction name that wasn't used at MK until 1994.
C'mon, man. You know better.
Well, I'm willing to learn but I'm getting mixed information.Since the post you're responding to clearly says the MK version had that name from 1994 to 2012, how about we use a map from that era? Here's one from July 1999:
Attraction #29 is clearly labeled as Snow White's Scary Adventures, as the attraction was known during that period, both in print and on park signage.
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The map you used was developed prior to the parks opening for early marketing, does not include the 1975 Tomorrowland projects, and takes several "artistic liberties" with the final design of the various buildings and facilities throughout the park. Of course it doesn't use the attraction name that wasn't used at MK until 1994.
C'mon, man. You know better.
Was not the picture I linked that of the front of MK's facade which leaves out "scary"?
180º
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I’m not sure what other proof I can add that hasn’t already been posted, but it’s no mystery that California’s and Florida’s respective 1983 and 1994 refurbs both changed the name to “Snow White’s Scary Adventures.” The more you know, I guess?
Well I knew that DL's added Scary.
And I knew that MK's was built without Scary.
I didn't know MK added Scary.
I'll go cancel my AP.
Oh wait. Did that months ago.
180º
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I hear if a CM asks you to name the original sponsor of the Enchanted Tiki Room and you can’t do it, BAM. Pass revoked and walked off property!
Californian Elitist
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Do we known if work has actually been occurring inside the attraction?
Disney Analyst
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We had someone here saying it was pretty much done and could reopen with the park...
But is Disneyland ever reopening? Who knows
mharrington
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I know that feeling only too well.
EPCOTCenterLover
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Now THAT is scary!
180º
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Petition to replace the [POLITICS] label on every thread that has it with a label reading (SCARY), à la Snow White rides pre-refurbishment.
Example:
Theme Park Reopening Guidelines to be released 10/20/20 (SCARY)
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Stevek
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Is 1983 considered more recently? It's only like 37 years ago so over half of the of the Ride/Park's existence had the name.
TP2000
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I wonder how they market this once Disneyland reopens? Because when Disneyland does reopen they'll be restricted to only 25% of their park capacity. So do you bother trying to market something like this? Or do you just open it when Disneyland reopens and not really mention it?
I imagine there was originally supposed to be at least a moderate marketing push for this revamped ride, if only with the Bloggers and Social Media superfans, with maybe some local TV spots as a fun little story to run late in the newscast.
I imagine there was originally supposed to be at least a moderate marketing push for this revamped ride, if only with the Bloggers and Social Media superfans, with maybe some local TV spots as a fun little story to run late in the newscast.
If the reopen campaign emphasis is on locals, it would probably be worthwhile to mention the NEWLY refurbed attraction because you guys around there would have more recent experience with it prior to refurb. More of a carrot to get you in than it might be for first timers or less frequent visitors from civilizations far far away.