SirGoofy
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Yea, what about the villains hell-bent on killing? :lookaroun
How the heck do you expect them to make a 24 foot tall Yeti costume?
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How the heck do you expect them to make a 24 foot tall Yeti costume?
unkadug
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EPCOT Explorer
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Yea, what about the villains hell-bent on killing? :lookaroun
Totally different. That's a cartoon.
The Yeti is supposed to be REAL...like most of DAK.
_Scar
Active Member
:dazzle: nevermind :brick:
Why can't it be an obvious costume like the locals wearing it? Sort of like a ceremonial costume of a yeti.
TalkingHead
Well-Known Member
You're right. No sense arguing with a guy who thinks the imaginary Yeti is more real than...cartoon characters. :hammer:
EPCOT Explorer
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Real in the sense of more authentic and actual than a cartoon character.
That's whats great about EE and DAK...a "Legend" isn't just that, it's "real" and made to fit the nature of the park very well.
TalkingHead
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Then while we're stressing the reality of everything in DAK, lets put a moratorium on cartoon characters in the park, close up the Nemo show, and shut down Camp Mickey.
EPCOT Explorer
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If it were up to me..? Gladly. :wave:
However, those do fit into the park, with their respective backstories and in their respective lands. The same way a "Real" Yeti does.
hack2112
Active Member
Only if I get to keep one if I can catch it! :lol:
Seriously, I really want one, but I never wanted to pay for it. :lookaroun
tirian
Well-Known Member
I haven't heard anything about this, but a Yeti fix wouldn't surprise me. Michael Calglazier (sp?), the new VP of DAK, isn't content to rest on his laurels and accept what's "good enough."
Hmm, every park except the MK seems to have a VP who cares about old-school Disney quality and commitment to the brand.
Hmm, every park except the MK seems to have a VP who cares about old-school Disney quality and commitment to the brand.
EPCOT Explorer
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:lol: That would be frightening.
That's good to hear, but I will really start believing that when I am seeing that.
I guess Mr. Holmes didn't play a big role in Nightastic?:lookaroun
LoriMistress
Well-Known Member
Almost how Mad Flanders died.
EpcotServo
Well-Known Member
Fun Fact to lift spirits:
The large Yeti in the Gift Shop is a ceremonial puppet that was used when Serka Zong Bazzar was an outdoor courtyard. Sometime in the 1950's the courtyard was planked over (Take a look at the roof) and the Puppet left on display in the center, renovating the courtyard's multiple buildings into one large shop. Hence the name Serka Zong Bazzar.
The large Yeti in the Gift Shop is a ceremonial puppet that was used when Serka Zong Bazzar was an outdoor courtyard. Sometime in the 1950's the courtyard was planked over (Take a look at the roof) and the Puppet left on display in the center, renovating the courtyard's multiple buildings into one large shop. Hence the name Serka Zong Bazzar.
EPCOT Explorer
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....*needs to find "Everest: The Book" by Mr. Servo*:lookaroun
WDW1974
Well-Known Member
Oh c'mon, are you taking a shot at Phil 'Magic Man' Holmes?!?!:ROFLOL:
As to EE, I was told by a very reliable source that the Yeti will soon be replaced by a giant Incredible Hulk AA!
Glasgow
Well-Known Member
It boggles my mind that the original Yeti wasn't engineered and tested with longevity in mind .. well, I suppose it was, just not successfully. Additionally, it's completely alien to me how they can not find a suitable/reasonable fix for the OE Yeti. How can that be?? Yes, it's a huge AA but it's an AA nonetheless.
EPCOT Explorer
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He was, but as said before, he needs maintenance...which he never got.