FullSailDan
Well-Known Member
This is just the first phase. Without the Shaman crews, the show becomes even more difficult to follow for average guests, if not totally incoherent. The show's mixed reception takes even more of a dive and that becomes justification to pull the plug entirely.
This was my first thought too, but the more I dwell on it, I’m sort of understanding this move. The show is baffling to most viewers narratively, it’s completely lost on them (due to many design decisions/limitations). Those of us who do get it and like the idea conceptually, are still trying to root for something that just never quite came to fruition. Cutting the shamans while an obvious cost cut, also is a mea culpa of sorts. It’s conceding the show that actually got delivered is really just trippy projections on fountains that move. No use fighting it. Let it be what it is, and let the masses be amused for 15 minutes.
No, it’s not the quality we’ve all come to expect. However, it is the situation as it stands. Money certainly isn’t going to be spent in this park in the immediate future. Who would have thought back in the mid 00s we’d be sitting here saying that AK needs the LEAST help attendance and attraction wise?