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Expedition Everest effects status watch
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danyoung56
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I was wondering a little bit, till I looked at that date. I didn't remember typing that post at all!
truecoat
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It took me so long to find one day that I took a screen shot for future use.
Castle Cake Apologist
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All things considered, I don't think he cares?
lazyboy97o
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It’s amazing how people continue to believe that Disney is some sort of totalitarian police state.
Wait, are you saying they don't:
- have cameras with facial recognition recording everything you do?
- have paid influencers on every discussion board, Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and every other social medium?
- have fake surveys as propaganda to give the impression they care?
- tell everyone how much they care but cater only to the middle class and give special privileges to the super rich?
Oh, wait. The last one they definitely do. Stupid fascists.
mergatroid
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As I don't have the time to read through all of this thread, is there an approximate figure that's been agreed upon as the amount of money it would take to fix this?
The Empress Lilly
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Common accepted number is about $13.65. TWDC shareholders won't have any of it though.
TrainsOfDisney
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I think it’s more than just an x amount of dollars fix. If they want to “fix” the scene they probably need to redo the entire scene with a different AA figure.
TBH, I wouldn't be surprised if someone from legal doesn't even want a replacement AA to be hanging over the track.
TrainsOfDisney
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Oh that’s exactly what I was suggesting. a newly designed AA that wouldn’t hang / move over the track.
StarWarsGirl
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- In the Parks
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So....the yeti is still broken then.
Viewing a video of an illegal trespass makes you part of the problem. Reposting it makes you an accomplice.
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Tom Morrow
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While that is also true, the video in question does at least demonstrate a few things:
1. The yeti is easily accessible.
2. It is on/next to a maintenance platform (cameraman took the more obvious but stupid method)
3. It isn't actually all that ridiculously big and it's easy to see how it could be disassembled and removed in pieces.
Seriously, the fact that people think the figure can't be disassembled into small pieces for easy removal out of the mountain is mind boggling.
Also, if you watch closely, you can see the infamous strobe lights and fans.
1. The yeti is easily accessible.
2. It is on/next to a maintenance platform (cameraman took the more obvious but stupid method)
3. It isn't actually all that ridiculously big and it's easy to see how it could be disassembled and removed in pieces.
Seriously, the fact that people think the figure can't be disassembled into small pieces for easy removal out of the mountain is mind boggling.
Also, if you watch closely, you can see the infamous strobe lights and fans.
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Seabasealpha1
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Just watched it. I dunno...neat to at least see this space... maybe they should just fix the damned thing? Dunno why Disneyland can shut down the Matterhorn at the drop of a hat and do refurbs when this just sits...
lazyboy97o
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The attraction does not even need to close.
The Grand Inquisitor
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So they can actually fix the yeti to make it move? Why haven't they?