NBA Experience at Disney Springs

Bocabear

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Covid. Also, once opened the word quickly got out that this place was way overpriced for the experience
Covid was only as small factor...all reports and reviews were pretty bad. It was a very expensive mistake... Wrong location, Crappy attraction, poor judgement.
I think if Covid had not happened it would still be on the chopping block...maybe it would have limped along for a bit... But there was very little interest from the start
 

SoFloMagic

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Covid was only as small factor...all reports and reviews were pretty bad. It was a very expensive mistake... Wrong location, Crappy attraction, poor judgement.
I think if Covid had not happened it would still be on the chopping block...maybe it would have limped along for a bit... But there was very little interest from the start
There were probably about 50 people there when I went, and if there had been any more it would have been too crowded. As it was, we had to wait in lines for some of the exhibits and the 3 point shooting was a 20 minute wait so we passed.
It was destined for failure. If it had been popular it would have failed to live up by expectations set by lines.

While some parts (Iike try to be a replay official) sucked, others like dunking (with pretty cool photopass) and the combine were both pretty great. I think we'd have done it again within 5 years if it had stayed.
 

Kamikaze

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There were probably about 50 people there when I went, and if there had been any more it would have been too crowded. As it was, we had to wait in lines for some of the exhibits and the 3 point shooting was a 20 minute wait so we passed.
It was destined for failure. If it had been popular it would have failed to live up by expectations set by lines.

While some parts (Iike try to be a replay official) sucked, others like dunking (with pretty cool photopass) and the combine were both pretty great. I think we'd have done it again within 5 years if it had stayed.
You can do most of the same stuff at the HoF in Springfield Mass.
 

Cmdr_Crimson

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It should be a museum of WDW. Would be so cool but that'll likely never happen.
We have that already. If that opened this would close down..
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And I'm sure the events dept needs the other props they use for other things...
 

ppete1975

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turn it into a photo pass location with old ride vehicles (like special events), restore some of the stuff they have rusting away.. maybe a vr experience that takes you on extinct rides. And make it affordable
 

Casper Gutman

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turn it into a photo pass location with old ride vehicles (like special events), restore some of the stuff they have rusting away.. maybe a vr experience that takes you on extinct rides. And make it affordable
Disney wants to mine defunct rides for vague nostalgia dollars, but they don’t want to really remind guests of how the parks used to be, or offer a concrete of comparison to what currently exists.

But yes, I’d adore a museum. And I would pay for it.
 

ppete1975

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Disney wants to mine defunct rides for vague nostalgia dollars, but they don’t want to really remind guests of how the parks used to be, or offer a concrete of comparison to what currently exists.

But yes, I’d adore a museum. And I would pay for it.
yeah but for disney the roi would be great, it would be cheap to run, they already have alot of the stuff, merch sales would be great
 

Cmdr_Crimson

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turn it into a photo pass location with old ride vehicles (like special events), restore some of the stuff they have rusting away.. maybe a vr experience that takes you on extinct rides. And make it affordable
Ah you mean just like when they had something similar at the former Walt Disney Story that became the Town Square Theater..
 

ppete1975

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disney needs a museum type place. It could be huge and fill the plus passes while also discounts when needed.
and there would be no reason to close one mans dream. This would be something totally different and with all the technological advances they could push the boundaries with vr and ar. But some of the huge set pieces and artifacts that are too big for one mans dream would fill the space nicely. And with as big as selfies and ig twitter are, theres alot of potential.
 

Cmdr_Crimson

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and there would be no reason to close one mans dream. This would be something totally different and with all the technological advances they could push the boundaries with vr and ar. But some of the huge set pieces and artifacts that are too big for one mans dream would fill the space nicely. And with as big as selfies and ig twitter are, theres alot of potential.
Well, we do know that exhibits can work out there..I bet many don't recall the Diana exhibit in the former Virgin now Splitsviille building..
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The Colonel

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It's already slated for the new NFL Experience

The NFL Experience

Enter through the gap in Michael Strahan’s teeth.

Welcome Zone with Ray Lewis

The double murderer exhibit. OJ and Hernandez fun facts

Ben Rothlisberger – tips for how to pick up the ladies

Self Defense for ladies – Ray Rice

Michael Vick puppy party

Close up photography tricks- Brett Favre

Chill Out Zone- Take a knee with Colin Kaepernick

Firearm safety with Plaxico Buress

How to win friends and influence people – Marshawn Lynch

Finish it all off with The Devil Made Me Do It hosted by Robert Rozier.
 

Lilofan

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Well, we do know that exhibits can work out there..I bet many don't recall the Diana exhibit in the former Virgin now Splitsviille building..
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Didn't check it out but loved back in the day Virgin where one could listen to CDs wearing headphones on the first floor, on the second floor read books on the couches all for free.
 

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