Goofyernmost
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Cause they are soooo hot!Of course Stitch escaped the fire! One day Stitch will burn down, one day........
EDIT: Why do Tomorrowland rides catch on fire so often?
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Fire in Tomorrowland
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Cmdr_Crimson
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Anyone for Pizza?
Goofyernmost
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Not me! I like the attraction. Not my favorite, but, I find it funny.
You guys are on your own when the investigation comes around. Make sure you all have alibi's.Unless you don't consider a skunk having a body. I much prefer a burp, but neither one is that bad. It's more of the ability to magnify every emotion to make it awful. It's all done in fun. But what should we expect from a society that is so wrapped up in germ avoidance as this one.
Soarin' Over Pgh
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First I was scared (omg, please don't be COP and please don't let people be hurt!)
Then I was like "LET IT BE STITCH THAT THING IS AWFULLLLL"
Then I was like "damn, just a light bulb"
Then I thought "POOR BABY BIRDS"
Now I just need a drink.
Then I was like "LET IT BE STITCH THAT THING IS AWFULLLLL"
Then I was like "damn, just a light bulb"
Then I thought "POOR BABY BIRDS"
Now I just need a drink.
PolynesianPrincess
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They probably all thought it was some new special effect!! No... wait.... then that would mean TDO actually spent time and money on something new.... Nevermind. Carry on.
Soarin' Over Pgh
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LIMITED TIME MAGIC
bethymouse
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ROFL!
The smoke on the neon light made it look like a fire. Actually, it's kinda cool.
I'm glad it wasn't serious.
cba
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I was about to say, "TDO spending money on something new and exciting? I doubt it".
TubaGeek
God bless the "Ignore" button.
How many Disney cast members does it take to change a light bulb?
Soarin' Over Pgh
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I was waiting for it, Tuba.
Haha! Apparently, more than a dozen. And it also requires several meetings of executives and different price points for the bulb. The maintanence then has to put in bids as to how much they'll respectively charge to change said bulb, and then it will take approx. 3-6 years to build... err, replace.
Meanwhile, the whole of tomorrowland gets torched.
BUT STITCH LIVES ON.
Ugh.
Haha! Apparently, more than a dozen. And it also requires several meetings of executives and different price points for the bulb. The maintanence then has to put in bids as to how much they'll respectively charge to change said bulb, and then it will take approx. 3-6 years to build... err, replace.
Meanwhile, the whole of tomorrowland gets torched.
BUT STITCH LIVES ON.
Ugh.
cba
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My thoughts exactly, and at least 75% of all the members of the forums thoughts, too.
Goofnut1980
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ROFL I have an aliby!
Me too.. Plus I am out of DVC points till September! yea.. thats it.. I am out of points!
Goofnut1980
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"B" mode TTA... Very interesting concept!
DJMoore2011
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While some of us never got to see this supposed great ride, I love the Stitch Ride and would be so sad to see it go.
BryceM
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It was a terrifying attraction. It scarred me and traumatized my 8 year old self and now I have a fear of aliens. I remember sitting there crying my eyes out, and walking out crying my eyes out.
But I do wish it was still there! It was 100x better than Stitch.
Sped2424
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It wasn't a supposed great ride, it was a great ride, an original ride and in terms of thrills top notch seriously I flipped when I went on it as a kid. Stitch is a great movie the ride leaves wayyy to much to be desired its why the wait times are never more than 20 minutes and even then that means walk on.
