jmvd20 said:
if you love coasters spend a day at Islands of Adventure.
IOA has
4 coasters (3 if we include Fire & Ice as "one attraction"). That's it.
4.
MK has
3! Oh man, that's a definite coaster park right there!
dcaffey said:
I still vividly remember the first time I walked in to Universal and the first sound I heard was a very loud voice shouting "cold beer"
And WDW doesn't sell beer?
WishIwasThere said:
When I quickly looked through the list and saw Wet N Wild...I was a little confused...Did UO buy Wet N Wild? Then I see the little asterisk. I guess the two of them are ganging up on the people responsible for their existence.
From what I understand they own the park now and the only reason it could be said that they're "affiliated" is because it's off-site and people could think it's its own park (could be wrong though, I just know there have always been rumors about closing it down and building a new one on-site).
dxer07002 said:
Since it beat out Harry Potter and Shrek.. And The incredibles, and Ohh never mind.. like 10 years ago Jimmy neutron was hot. But today?? Kids don't even know who he is....
Neutron has been around for about 5 years now, not 10.
You just LOVE these threads, eh?
but the attendance for the theme parks are down from this time last year...
Yep, that's why it was extremely packed over the Spring Break times, even more than last year.
SeaWorld will soon be the 8th park on that list, pushing ahead of Universal..
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Spongebob IS IN the Jimmy Neutron attraction, that's why it's called Jimmy Neutron's NICKTOON BLAST....
- Does anyone know who the Swiss Family were?
Yes
Pretty much only someone who has read the book and/or seen the movie, and I'm sure many younger kids haven't.
- Does anyone know the original idea for Jungle Cruise?
Yes
Only Disney fans would know that, not the general public.
- Does anyone know who Tom Sawyer was?
yes
Again, only someone who has read the book and/or seen the movie, and I'm sure many younger kids haven't.
- Does anyone know anything about the show The Twilight Zone?
yes
I'm sure many kids/teens don't.
- Does anyone really care about Who Wants to be a Millionaire ? That is soo...2001, isn't it?
based on the popularity of the attraction, yes... ratings for the show, no... but the show isn't listed by Disney as TODAYS HOTTEST ENTERTAINMENT
The attraction is still popular? Since when?
Now, i ask you, what do these examples have anything to do with me stating that Jimmy Neutron is NOT today's hottest entertainment, as Universal tries to pass him off as
To today's boys, he's definitely "hotter" than stuff like Cinderella, Snow White, Peter Pan, etc.
col said:
will anyone remember the likes of spiderman or the mummy in say 50 years time
Spider-Man has been around since '62 and the original Mummy film was out 30 years before that (the remake is still a popular film too).