Anthony Carter
New Member
I think the fusyrationHonestly, people have to realize that these kinds of problems may arise out of the blue when booking vacations. I always say to go at least a month (or even more) after the "announced" opening. That way, if any problems arise and the experience is delayed, you have a better shot at seeing it and any of the problems are fixed (<cough> Gringotts <cough>) and the attraction is running at 100%. Plus, the opening crowds will have dyed down, making the lines more bearable. That's just my 2 cents. We'll be there during the last week of July, so I'm really hoping that this will be ready.
Completely agree with you, they could have staged the roll out betterI think it is about much more than the show - although I was certainly looking forward to ROL. I'm a WDW addict but my family is more normal about it - they like it but can do just fine without it. I've been talking about seeing new things on our next trip on Memorial Day weekend. Nighttime safari, ROL, even existing rides like EE at night. Maybe Soarin in high def and Frozenstrom. Turns out we will do exactly what we did last September (and last May etc.) except Soarin' will be closed. We can't even see the third track for TSMM. Really is getting ridiculous at this point.