In the last year or two, I’ve had to accept that I’m no longer able to stomach any iteration of the ride, which is a great shame because I truly love the theming of the Florida Tower of Terror. I guess I’ve officially entered middle age.
This will be our fourth trip to Paris, and the parks, it was originally supposed to be a once in a lifetime trip but we love it so much (the city, the parks, and Europe overall) we can’t seem to stay away.
My gf keeps laughing at me because I LOVED the French Onion soup at King Ludwig’s and I’m praying it’s the same recipe at the new English place, it’s on the menu so. It’s one of the things I’m most excited for.
If you enjoy character dining, I really recommend DLP’s offerings. My partner and I had some of our best character interactions ever there.This will be our fourth trip to Paris, and the parks, it was originally supposed to be a once in a lifetime trip but we love it so much (the city, the parks, and Europe overall) we can’t seem to stay away.
My gf keeps laughing at me because I LOVED the French Onion soup at King Ludwig’s and I’m praying it’s the same recipe at the new English place, it’s on the menu so
Lol oh god, it's like the tackiness of DCA's cheap pier rides mixed with their hollywood backstage section. This is pretty bad. This is like cedar point levels of theming. The Walt statue just makes it all worse, like a final insult.
It doesn’t look as bad in real life.
In my original quote about this I said it is like Disney is actively trying to make DCA their ugliest park, not the world's ugliest park. I'm talking about TWDC.
Just read there's also an Avenger's Campus in Studio Paris. Yikes. Surprised this disaster was deemed worthy of duplicating.
That part really does look bad. But the park as a whole isn’t as ugly as some of the pictures suggest.
Got it, never been there myself.
Nope, Avengers Campus is fully CA-based and no relationship to NY. It's a former Howard Stark car factory (and secret S.S.R. base - precursor to S.H.I.E.L.D.) that Tony retrofitted for the Avengers, Spider-Man et al. The Collector crashed the party next door.
It doesn't face the rest of the land, and if you're coming to Guardians from AC, you never approach the ride from head on. In fairness, it wasn't designed that way, because that building (and the land that now houses Avengers) originally served different purposes, but it always feels odd that what is ostensibly the signature ride of the place feels almost like it's turning away from the rest of the land.
That's about how I am with Star Tours. I came to the realization that there are certain things about Star Tours that are definitive Disney parks to me (particularly a few of the audio cues). Unfortunately, my body likes simulators less and less on every trip I take, so what used to be one of my favorite rides is now pretty much a one and done for me. So far everything else has been fine, and I imagine a regular diet of roller coasters has helped that to an extent. But I'm not even that old and I can already feel my body starting to age and become less tolerant.
Trust, Cedar Point is much nicer!
Debatable.
To make matters worse, they seem to have (by all accounts) ruined their Rock n' Roller Coaster in the effort to bring it into their AC, to the point where even Chapek wasn't happy with it and demanded changes.
They're slowly painting everything red until Chapek's original plan to turn the place into Target is seen through.
