EPCOT Guardians of the Galaxy Cosmic Rewind attraction confirmed for Epcot

[Master Yoda]

are canopies at entrances now called "Greeter Structures"? I have never heard that term in my life.
Are we going to star calling the turnstiles at each of the parks "Greeter Structures"?

No, because they are turnstiles.

The more common term for "Greeter Structure" is a guard shack, but the term "greeter structure" is popping up when its purpose is housing a greeter and not security.

 

[peter11435]

are canopies at entrances now called "Greeter Structures"? I have never heard that term in my life.
Are we going to star calling the turnstiles at each of the parks "Greeter Structures"?

This isn’t new. Do you always search for things to complain about it.

 

[rreading]

anchored by a ride that is less impressive then the DC dark ride at Six Flags across the country

We have a membership for Six Flags locally and, while they are doing better, that DC ride would barely be good enough for Universal, much less Disney.

 

[Bocabear]

This isn’t new. Do you always search for things to complain about it.

I don't know that it was a complaint more than an observation... Do you always scour my posts looking for something to confront me about?

 

[180º]

are canopies at entrances now called "Greeter Structures"? I have never heard that term in my life.
Are we going to star calling the turnstiles at each of the parks "Greeter Structures"?

That spot in the cast member rotation at the entrance of an attraction is called “greeter.” Now you’ve heard the term.

 

[Casper Gutman]

We have a membership for Six Flags locally and, while they are doing better, that DC ride would barely be good enough for Universal, much less Disney.

Are you familiar with WebSpinners? It’s awful - worse then the DC ride in just about every way.

And Universal is at the same level as Disney and has been since Hogsmeade opened.

 

[Bocabear]

That spot in the cast member rotation at the entrance of an attraction is called “greeter.” Now you’ve heard the term.

I know what a "Greeter" is but I have never heard the canopy structure by an entrance called a "Greeter Structure"...Yes I can understand what it is... Just not heard that term used before.

 

[MisterPenguin]

No, because they are turnstiles.

All the cool kids call them tapstiles now!!!

 

[peter11435]

All the cool kids call them tapstiles now!!!

And yet neither are the correct term

 

[MisterPenguin]

And yet neither are the correct term

And this is why you don't sit at the cool kids' table at lunch!!

 

[peter11435]

And this is why you don't sit at the cool kids' table at lunch!!

I read this as I was sitting alone having lunch

 

[Magic Feather]

Lately, Disney has been arguably slipping and starting to use internal terminology in press releases and materials. From the "Daytime Activation" now to "Greeter Structure," it makes me wonder where the line will end up drawn.

 

[lazyboy97o]

Lately, Disney has been arguably slipping and starting to use internal terminology in press releases and materials. From the "Daytime Activation" now to "Greeter Structure," it makes me wonder where the line will end up drawn.

Well The Zach’s posts are unfiltered behind the scenes looks filled to the brim with true insider information.

 

[HauntedPirate]

Neither tapstile nor turnstile… so what is the correct word? Now I have to know.

 

[𝐌𝖆𝖓 𝖎𝖓 𝐖𝖊𝖇]

Lately, Disney has been arguably slipping and starting to use internal terminology in press releases and materials. From the "Daytime Activation" now to "Greeter Structure," it makes me wonder where the line will end up drawn.

Probably when they start referring to all guests as "treasured guests"

 

[HauntedPirate]

Probably when they start referring to all guests as "treasured guests"

I thought we were just “consumers” now?

 

[lazyboy97o]

Neither tapstile nor turnstile… so what is the correct word? Now I have to know.

Dinglehopper.

 

[EPCOTCenterLover]

I thought we were just “consumers” now?

I believe under Chapek the proper internal word is "sucker" or perhaps "patsy".

 

[peter11435]

Lately, Disney has been arguably slipping and starting to use internal terminology in press releases and materials. From the "Daytime Activation" now to "Greeter Structure," it makes me wonder where the line will end up drawn.

Yep. And when Josh referred to the Disney Dream, WDW, and Galactic Starcruiser as products.

 

[rreading]

Are you familiar with WebSpinners? It’s awful - worse then the DC ride in just about every way.

And Universal is at the same level as Disney and has been since Hogsmeade opened.

I expected that you were referring to the Frozen ride; I have not been on the WebSpinners ride. It looks like WebSpinners is the same concept of the DC ride; I would hope that the quality of it were better.

Universal definitely makes rides that are well done; but we don't enjoy them as much as Disney (Hagrid's motorbilkes would be a significant exception but you have to have someone with you willing to ride in the passenger seat - not the same experience at all; Mummy is really good; most others are too much noise)