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Hey, what happened to the thread I was reading?
- Thread starter DfromATX
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Last couple of pages of the thread definitely went off the rails.
Arthur Wellesley
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So since we're on the topic, what do you guys think? Is Disney losing it's magic?
JourneysEnd
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Before the topic went south, I think the consensus was: no, Disney is fine. We're getting old, jaded, and expect way too much.
Is anything really deleted from the internet? Probably on some secret Disney server or NSA server. /looks over shoulder/
mitchk
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brb1006
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*cough* Wayback machine *cough*
Chef Mickey
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The consensus was essentially that people make their own experience at Disney. Typically a "magic lost" post is an overreaction to a couple minor things, unrelated to Disney magic.
At least that's what I got out of it.
At least that's what I got out of it.
JourneysEnd
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Somebody posted on the Disney FB page that they needed to do something about the long lines at Peter Pan. I wonder just what they expect Disney to do? You can't please everybody.The consensus was essentially that people make their own experience at Disney. Typically a "magic lost" post is an overreaction to a couple minor things, unrelated to Disney magic.
At least that's what I got out of it.
Chef Mickey
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Yeah, complaining about lines is just futile. It is what it is sometimes.
Any Disney Cast Member would be equipped to handle a guest "acting" like a character. My guess is he got dressed after he entered in the park, because there is no way they would have allowed him in wearing that at the gate.
jloucks
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It is actually very easy to fix. Lots of ways to shorten lines. I can think of 4 just offhand. However the issue becomes whether or not the fix is better than the lines.
Goofyernmost
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The most effective line reducer is to close it. They have done that with a number of attractions in the past few years. Works like a charm. No lines at all.
For Pan they could double the speed of the ride vehicles and it would become a real adventure.
Polydweller
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Well, it would be real short. It's only about 2 min 45 secs now. The real problem is how small the space actually is. I'm not sure how many ride vehicles they can have at one time but it's very few compared to omnimovers like SSE or HM. It will always be slow loading.
Goofyernmost
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That's where the adventure comes in... loading!
Polydweller
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Yeah, that could be fun, and a spectator sport.That's where the adventure comes in... loading!
copcarguyp71
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Quite honestly the line moved far better before fast pass was brought into the equation. This is one instance were they exacerbated the very problem they were trying to fix with their solution.