What does your post have to do with the topic? Let's complain about too many off topic posts by posting another off topic post. Whatever.
So you’re saying you can’t contribute because you don’t visit enough, so you’re relying on us to pass down information to you?
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Why do you complain about others being off topic when you haven't been on topic in this entire thread?
I wonder what the other purpose is before it can be demolished. Will it be Star Wars Land preparation and staging? That can take another year.DLR is in the suburbs of the second largest city we’ve got. At most I could see park 3 and a water park fitting on current parking lots, so even a maxed out Anaheim resort isn’t ever going to compete with how grand wdw is. The higher ride count in CA just shows that less can be more. I’m really glad that’s the case too, since we also have the opposite being represented in Universal Studios Hollywood vs. UO
From David Koenig:
Entertainment has yet to start its move, according to one insider, “since the 500 building and 9073 are still a construction zone.” Once Entertainment is out, “N19 will be temporarily used for another purposed before it is demolished and rebuilt.”
David Koenig Disneyland Rumors - The Cool Kids All Speak Batuuese
One of the defining characteristics of a culture is its language. The newly inducted citizens of Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge have been given a list of phrases to use with their guests from planet Earth.
Not exactly. When a WDW-er comes on our forum presenting a chart that leaves out Attractions at the DLR and includes transportation vehicles as Attractions at WDW for the sole purpose of trying to prove that WDW has more rides (when in fact, it does not), and we correct that person, that isn’t “dismissive”. It’s fact. Nothing to do with romanticizing our Resort for being near Walt’s park. But as others have said, there is a different demographic at each Resort with different demands that contributed to the ride count. But the fact remains that the DLR has just as many, if not more rides than WDW even with all these new builds
Now where exactly is MMRR going again?
You do that and you get way down into the weeds where you are having to count bizarre little things like the Blue Sky Cellar as an "attraction", and the various World Showcase pavilions that are a themed courtyard of gift shops and a restaurant or snack bar as an "attraction", like Italy, Germany, Japan, Morocco, the United Kingdom, etc.
It's the Germany Pavilion, it's an Attraction!
And you start parsing things like the train to Rafiki's Planet Watch into two separate attractions, the train ride to get there (which counts as a ride on the DAK tally) and then the circa 1998 displays you stare at before you get back on the train to go back to the rest of the park.
It's Rafiki's Planet Watch, it's air conditioned, and it's an Attraction!
Walt Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room is a theater show. But unlike the Carousel of Progress theater show it remains stationary, so it doesn't count as a ride.
I can agree to this sentiment.
Hopefully the gift shop is not bigger than the ride.
I think you're in the clear.
