Mickeyboof
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Oh, sure Prolly. I interpreted the post meaning is the construction all because of the ride. Oops!
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Mickey and Minnie’s Runaway Railway - Disneyland
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Oh, sure Prolly. I interpreted the post meaning is the construction all because of the ride. Oops!
GrizzlyAdams
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Shouldn’t they be able to create two rides in that space. This Mickey ride better be Pirates level long and great
Phroobar
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Trust me. It won't be. It's just a big black box with projections/screens.
180º
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Ride plus new backstage facilities
EPCOTCenterLover
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They ought to demolish the executive/admin building, and move them to another part of town. Then, make them use the regular parking when they need to go to the resort. That would speed up the process of figuring out how to handle transportation in the area!
Phroobar
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No it wouldn't. Those people don't visit the parks at all. It's kind of like if you worked at McDonalds, why would you eat at McDonalds?
Mike S
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Free food?
EPCOTCenterLover
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Because it is part of your job to do so.
Phroobar
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You call that "food"?
Phroobar
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Actually for most of them it is not their job to enter the park or work with park employees.
smooch
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I used to work in a sushi restaurant and would still eat there constantly. Especially immediately before or after a shift when I got a huge discount. I also used to work at GameStop and would still go there to get my games. I have friends who worked at McDonalds and they still ate there. I have friends who work at Disneyland and they still go there, even more often than before. I know you're talking about the executives in this situation but in your McDonalds example you're talking about the entry level people working in a McDonalds not eating there.
ProjectXBlog
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WDW’s version has an opening date of march 4 2020:
Mickey & Minnie’s Runaway Railway Set to Open March 4, 2020 at Disney’s Hollywood Studios
In a special presentation Tuesday at Walt Disney World Resort in Florida, Disney Parks, Experiences and Products Chairman Bob Chapek announced Mickey & Minnie’s Runaway Railway will open March 4, 2020, at Disney’s Hollywood Studios.
disneyparks.disney.go.com
mickEblu
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WDW’s version has an opening date of march 4 2020:
Mickey & Minnie’s Runaway Railway Set to Open March 4, 2020 at Disney’s Hollywood Studios
In a special presentation Tuesday at Walt Disney World Resort in Florida, Disney Parks, Experiences and Products Chairman Bob Chapek announced Mickey & Minnie’s Runaway Railway will open March 4, 2020, at Disney’s Hollywood Studios.disneyparks.disney.go.com
Now this going to be the real test. With ROTR I only have to avoid spoilers for 2 months. With MMRR I’ll have to avoid spoilers for 2 years.
mickEblu
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Haha now that you mention it I did the same. But does it count when you re only mildly curious? I didn’t ride it until it opened at USH and had no idea what to expect.
As far as MMRR, screw it. Maybe it’s time to finally go to WDW for the first time. In 2021 of course, after they open the new coasters.
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BrianLo
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I booked a trip to WDW in May solely for this reason. Couldn't justify returning to DLR strictly for one attraction, but knew if I went to WDW I'd catch both of these (and a bunch of ancillary stuff I've missed in the past couple years).
I also knew I couldn't wait... but 5 months for ROTR is going to be a chore.
If only WDW committed to opening an E-ticket every 4 months, we'd have less to complain about.
THE 1HAPPY HAUNT
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The spires are not real???? Immersion ruined!!