Animaniac93-98
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Oprah, you're hired!
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Pandoran problems 4.25.18
- Thread starter djkidkaz
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Oprah, you're hired!
Sigh. Time to get my dirty mind washed...
Animaniac93-98
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Only if I get to say, "You touched the scenery which now must be disinfected. You broke the rules. You get nothing! You lose! Good day, sir!"
danlb_2000
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lazyboy97o
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Absolutely not. Shared facilities is key to a better utilization of space, enabling the shaping of space and facilitates the layering of experiences.
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disneygeek90
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I've had Frozen shut down at the end of the night. They said I could come back any time the next day and use it. Obviously doesn't work if people won't be there the next day, but I would guess most "occasional" travelers wouldn't save FoP for their very last day.
tissandtully
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The only two attractions being closed for most of the day in a brand new land is a big deal.
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
A bait and switch is a deliberate, pre-meditated act. A system failure is exactly that.
Do people really think Disney is rubbing their hands with glee that one or both of their headliners is down and guests are frustrated?!?
Well, not in public. Remember, a broken attraction needs no CMs manning it, just one or two out front to turn people away.Do people really think Disney is rubbing their hands with glee that one or both of their headliners is down and guests are frustrated?!?
tissandtully
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A bait and switch is a deliberate, pre-meditated act. A system failure is exactly that.
Do people really think Disney is rubbing their hands with glee that one or both of their headliners is down and guests are frustrated?!?
This is definitely not a bait and switch, seems like people don't really know what that is, but always like to bring it up.
Actually, the "go to" advice for getting a FP on a hot new headliner is to schedule as late in your trip as possible.
disneygeek90
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Several days out of the 60 days, sure. But maybe you leave an extra day at the end for issues like this, just in case.
The Empress Lilly
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Density, that forgotten component of placemaking and intimacy.
For all the space sharing, the elements of Pandora barely interact with one another. Wish the boats would have an outside part, using some of the waterways or falls. Or that the boat ride formed part of FoP's queue, or was connected to the canteen in some manner.
donsullivan
Premium Member
I do hope you are saying this in jest because if you are not, this is the most ridiculous 'Disney-is-Evil' conspiracy statement I've ever read. To even suggest they are shutting down a marquee attraction to save labor cost is patently ridiculous. Obviously they had a technical or safety problem that forced this and they'll re-open as whatever that problem is resolved. They don't want it down either.
Lets Respect
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In many of these types of discussions, there are two things going on. What Disney should do, and what Disney is obligated to do, legally. Disney is obligated to offer nothing. We all know that.
But from a customer service perspective, a small gesture from a company can make such a big difference in perception
I remember one time at an offsite hotel, we had a problem with a room that was fixed. Great. Then the front desk went further and sent up a little basket of candies as a token of their apology. It probably cost them a few dollars to put that together. But wow, did I walk away from that stay with a very positive perception
But from a customer service perspective, a small gesture from a company can make such a big difference in perception
I remember one time at an offsite hotel, we had a problem with a room that was fixed. Great. Then the front desk went further and sent up a little basket of candies as a token of their apology. It probably cost them a few dollars to put that together. But wow, did I walk away from that stay with a very positive perception
jakeman
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Jest or not, I believe we've seen this seriously suggested on more than one occasion.
donsullivan
Premium Member
I've seen 2 reports from sources I trust this morning that the issues are a recurrence of the fire alarm/suppression system reporting false positives again. They had similar issues right at launch last summer and everyone thought they had stabilized them, but it appears that is not the case. Unfortunately, when it comes to life/safety systems like that you must evacuate the attraction for the safety of guests and cast members until you stabilize the environment and restore the system to a proper operating state. They are not legally allowed to have people in the buildings without a properly working fire alarm/suppression system.