milordsloth
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I have no idea who wanted that or who came up with it, but it sure does look delicious.
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Has theme park culture gone too far?
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MansionButler84
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- In the Parks
- No
It’s basically a theme park turducken.
What is it !?!!
Is this tied into some kind of theme or was this just the result of one of Bob Iger's drug benders?
PiratesMansion
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A dill pickle corn dog! Just like...uh....someone somewhere has always wanted, I'm sure!
Probably the latter, but who really knows? The gushing you usually see from the official sources about new offerings is notably absent for this one. Or at least, I couldn't find any.
raven24
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Looks disgusting and disgrace in comparison to the beloved corn dog at Little Red Wagon.
chadwpalm
Well-Known Member
- In the Parks
- No
A fried pickle corn dog, a hot dog stuffed into a dill pickle, then battered, panko-crusted, fried and served with a side of peanut butter.
I'd try it once. If that was a jalapeno pepper instead of a pickle I'd be all over it.
George Lucas on a Bench
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These Universal food items are just blowing away Disney with charm.
Here's my vintage Bates Motel coasters from Universal in Florida
And here's my retro 30th Anniversary glassware collection
This merchandise, like these charming food items, just blowing away Disney
Here's my vintage Bates Motel coasters from Universal in Florida
And here's my retro 30th Anniversary glassware collection
This merchandise, like these charming food items, just blowing away Disney
Mac Tonight
Well-Known Member
The Corn-Dog-Ickle seems like something you’d find at a state fair, not Disneyland.
George Lucas on a Bench
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Also, here's my vintage Bath Towel
Has Theme Park Culture Gone Too Far?
Has Theme Park Culture Gone Too Far?
As someone who lived in Japan, this isn't about theme park culture, it's more about popular culture in general and how much of a grip it has in that country, even more so than in America. It's very much influenced by both Asian and American popular culture, especially for younger people. None of this is surprising and been happening for a very long time.
And its not a big deal. As someone said, it's just marketing. Everyone will look at this stuff differently. Middle age people still buy stuffed Mickey dolls that they keep for themselves. Most people not into theme parks or only looks at them for kids would suggest that's going too far too. And yet it's been happening for decades now.
And its not a big deal. As someone said, it's just marketing. Everyone will look at this stuff differently. Middle age people still buy stuffed Mickey dolls that they keep for themselves. Most people not into theme parks or only looks at them for kids would suggest that's going too far too. And yet it's been happening for decades now.
truecoat
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Some call it the Weinstein special.
It's kind of funny looking at these guys desperately trying to come up with content as everything is closed. Ordinary Adventures has made a few trips to Disney world, every food event multiple times, etc etc. They've scammed people into paying for their theme park addiction now that they've used covid as an excuse to solicit donations. I never watch their videos anymore, but if you scroll through their uploads over the last year, it reeks of desperation to keep their YouTube business going.
truecoat
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That guy also owns SlashFilm, he doesn't need money for his trips.
Yeah... it's a scam. I don't know why people give them money but whatever. If a bunch of strangers offered to pay me to do fun things all the time instead of work, I guess I'd take it too.
George Lucas on a Bench
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I can't fault bloggers for scamming people if they'll give them money and they can work the system. I mean, that's America. If you aren't making money, you're doing it wrong.
chadwpalm
Well-Known Member
- In the Parks
- No
Depends on your definition of fun. I like to save up my own money and go visit the parks once or twice a year as a treat. It makes me feel like I've earned it. I wouldn't want to go week after week carrying around a camera trying to find things to talk about and having the pressure of creating new content then later having to edit it. That's not what going to Disneyland is about for me. It's a place to get away from my job/life, not a place that becomes it.
I too don't understand why people give these vloggers money. I'd rather spend my money going there myself rather than paying others to do it for me. Then again, I'm sure there are things that I do spend money on that others wouldn't understand why I do, so I guess that's all part of the diversity of the human race.
Mac Tonight
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Whats worse than that are the people who don't even go to the parks, but instead sit on their couches filming themselves regurgitating theme park "news and rumors" they've read online (mainly from boards like these)... and somehow act like they're doing the world a service, and you should definitely financially support them through Patreon!
George Lucas on a Bench
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