yensidtlaw1969
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I DON'T EVEN WORK AT DISNEY! i'm thirteen years old for gods sake! No, it has nothing to do with sneaking anyone in. If I'm in a good mood later, I'll announce my idea . . .
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Need info, any info, on SGE
- Thread starter Stitchfan712
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Yes. Look on your WDW map of tomorrowland. SGE is directly across from the Indy Speedway, on the left side. And just north of Space Ranger Spin. That big building there, currently unmarked on the maps, is AE/SGE.
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yensidtlaw1969
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Wait, I think he might of been joking. Sorry!:lol:
yensidtlaw1969
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Ok, thanks, I know where it is, I just didn't know what it was marked as.Originally posted by Stitchfan712
Yes. Look on your WDW map of tomorrowland. SGE is directly across from the Indy Speedway, on the left side. And just north of Space Ranger Spin. That big building there, currently unmarked on the maps, is AE/SGE.
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ToTBellHop
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I dunno...we've had younger members who thought they were insiders with connections in WDI lol...like Jon!
yensidtlaw1969
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I don't think I'm an insider. I think I'm Napoleon! UNGARD!:lol:
ToTBellHop
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En garde!
Enderikari
Well-Known Member
Originally posted by Stitchfan712
Actually I've been researching the park quite a bit. I'm a travel agent in training so about 60 pounds of "freebies"...aka...travel brochures and the like just arrived to my home. There will be no shortage of disney stuff here for a while.
Oh, who needs the official stuff? You got the friendly folks of WDWmagic! Our combined knowledge is better than any of those brochures.
Haha, I used to recreate all the maps of every park while I should have been taking notes in class
yensidtlaw1969
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Gazuntheit. Do you need a tissue?
ToTBellHop
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what you wrote as "UNGARD" is spelled en garde
yensidtlaw1969
Well-Known Member
Yes, I realize that. I was simply making a joke. The sad thing is that I take French in school, so I should know that. That's like when people ask me if I take French, and I say yes, so they ask me to say something in french, so I say that I take French. I never said that I speak it. Wow, I really need to learn when to shut up.:zipit:
imagineersrock
New Member
yes, stich is extremely popular. Go to the parks and see for yourself- anytime theres a character meet-and-greet, stitch has THE longest line.. longer than mickey himself.
however, this means nothing: Eisner closed the Florida branch of animation because they "weren't putting out quality films anymore... " -you know, films like lilo & stitch...
eisner obviously lacks some simple logic, therefore, though your theory seems promising, i wouldn't base theories off of "what eisner would do" then again, i also wouldn't fly in friends from sweden just to see an attraction that shouldn't open for another two months..... sorry, and for your sake I hope it opens early.. and heck, i wouldnt mind myself either.
awallaceunc
New Member
Dude!! So did (/do) I! :lol:
-Aaron
imagineersrock
New Member
Originally posted by awallaceunc
Dude!! So did (/do) I! :lol:
-Aaron
lol.... glad to hear i'm not the only one...!
awallaceunc
New Member
Originally posted by Djali999
I got you both beat. I collect attraction blueprints and digitally recreate attractions in detail including the placement of every prop and figure.
Wow, if I knew where to get these blueprints, and if I had the software to do this, I totally would! Where do you get them?
-Aaron
Djali999
Active Member
mostly eBay and stores that specialize in blueprints... http://www.theblueprintcollection.com/disney_blueprints.htm
if all else fails I'll get out the measuring tape. =P
if all else fails I'll get out the measuring tape. =P
Originally posted by awallaceunc
Dude!! So did (/do) I! :lol:
-Aaron
As did I, in a different form. I never made maps of the disney parks. Instead, I made maps of world air routes, territories in the pacific, imaginary route maps of "airlines" I created on the computer, etc etc. A very healthy daily dose of geography.
Here's one of my airline creations.
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ToTBellHop
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I draw pictures of random attractions in some of my classes...some of those organic chemistry lectures were far too brutal that I would just zone out and draw the Tower of Terror