Hawkeye_2018
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For a family of 4 it's close to $150. Also known as POCKETCHANGE!!
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NBA Experience at Disney Springs
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So many reviews. When did it open?
tissandtully
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In 2015
flynnibus
Premium Member
When someone tells you they are going to open an experience that you've pretty much already experienced at other events... and you mix in the preview reviews... It's not a stretch.
It walks like a duck.. it quacks like a duck...
Anyone remember ESPN weekends at MGM Studios?? Well now we get a 2019 version of it... and you get to pay extra for it.
Rteetz
Well-Known Member
Cast previews.
When my Disney vacations cost $10k-$12k. Yes that is pocket change.
$34 does not seem overpriced for an experience of this nature in the Orlando Tourist area.
It's $25 to ride the Orlando Eye. It's $25 to walk through Madam Tussauds. $14 to play mini golf.
RobWDW1971
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Ah yes, the Disney Quest business model. You have to add "And already included on your Hopper Ticket".
RobWDW1971
Well-Known Member
Hey, hey, this is NOT a thread about Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge opening in DHS!
HoldenC
Well-Known Member
Typical of the people around here lately. Hate, talk trash, advocate for failure, before anything actually opens. I think there's a name for people like that
danlb_2000
Premium Member
Typical of the people around here lately. Hate, talk trash, advocate for failure, before anything actually opens. I think there's a name for people like that
What do you mean, "lately"?
flynnibus
Premium Member
so glad to see that in just 3 months membership you've gotten it all figured out...Typical of the people around here lately. Hate, talk trash, advocate for failure, before anything actually opens. I think there's a name for people like that
peter11435
Well-Known Member
I believe they are Disney employees.So it's Disney employees? Why are they wearing Disney nametags?
Where is all the value from being from the ACTUAL NBA as a licensed experience instead of just some random basketball camp?
Oh, I guess they probably didn't get the player's union involved
Disney nametags are not really an indication if someone is a Disney employee vs third party. It depends on the individual location and contract terms.
flynnibus
Premium Member
I know often they can be contractors, etc... but maybe I should have said... it looks more like a Disney attraction than say... just a 3rd party tenant you know?
Did Disney subsidize the rebuild?
And do they really have no player stuff? Not even Hall of Fame type stuff?
Who knows. This is just B-roll for the activities. Look to the bloggers for everything that may be there (or not).
xdan0920
Think for yourselfer
That’s somehow even worse then I was expecting. And it’s pretty clear I wasn’t expecting much.
ChrisFL
Premium Member
I take back everything positive I said before this....wow it looks cheap. A few TV's, some hoops and some low quality projectors and sensors.
I really expected they'd put some decent work and budget into this, but maybe it all went to the building demo and replacement.
This is pretty far fetched, but a commercial like this always made me think of possible sports attractions:
I really expected they'd put some decent work and budget into this, but maybe it all went to the building demo and replacement.
This is pretty far fetched, but a commercial like this always made me think of possible sports attractions: