mickEblu
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Sounds like it might be a new California thing. So weird having that kind of code that nobody would actually use in practice.
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Sounds like it might be a new California thing. So weird having that kind of code that nobody would actually use in practice.
chadwpalm
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I always thought that there were showers at pools to wash the chlorine off your body when you are done swimming. Am I wrong in that thinking or is it both ways?
PiratesMansion
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I think it's meant to be both ways.
Disney Analyst
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Yeah. Generally the rule is rinse off before you get in, and then obviously up to you if you wish to shower again after (spoiler, you should).
“In swimming pools, hot-tubs, and water parks, chlorine is used to kill and oxidize harmful bacteria and germs such as E-coli. Chlorine is a highly effective disinfectant. However, the chemical doesn’t work on everything. And, chlorine doesn’t work instantly. It takes chlorine anywhere from 1 minute to several days to work, depending on the agent. For examples it take 10 days for chlorine to kill the harmful parasite Cryptosporidium.
When chlorine mixes with our bodies organic matter it can create a more toxic agent called halogenated by-products (HBPs). Yuck. This is another reason why public pools recommend showering before swimming.
Showering helps remove sweat, lotions, sunscreen, bacteria and organic matter. This means the chlorine in the pool won’t have to work as hard, and more illnesses can be prevented.”
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Rich T
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Crazy that Florida doesn’t have a lot of things.
Like:
A better version of PoC.
More than 2 classic dark rides in Fantasyland.
A Big Thunder where something actually happens in the final lift tunnel.
A Mad Tea Party braking system that DOESN’T sound like an elephant being shot!!!!
A Space Mountain that… Ok, I confess that I love how MK’s Space Mountain is so hilariously, wildly insane. But, c’mon, Disney, rebuild that classic! Make it shine! Make it smooth!
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Castle Cake Apologist
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I live in Indiana, and I'm pretty sure I've never seen a public pool or water playground that didn't have a shower. I think it's more just a general public health thing, and less so a California thing.
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TrainsOfDisney
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LittleBuford
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I would have been sad to lose Roger, but as replacements go, Ducktales would have been awesome!
Consumer
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Even though I don't care about Ducktales (particularly the new iteration), this should have happened. Roger Rabbit is a great property, but its outdated and overrated.
Same. Tbh a ride like this would be good for DHS ngl?
Professortango1
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Roger Rabbit is my favourite Fantasyland-style darkride Disney has created. However, I do wish they would devote more time to upkeep for the attraction. I can't remember the last time I saw the fog working in the dip section of the queue. You can still see the machines down there.
Apparently, according to the podcast, this ride might have been without Scrooge McDuck, which is insane to think about. How do you do ducktales without Scrooge?
TrainsOfDisney
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I like roger rabbit but this would have been a natural fit for the land and would have been a retheme that would make sense.
As much as I love Mr. Toad, the retheme to Winnie the Pooh at MK doesn’t bother me because a similar experience replaced it.
When Snow White was replaced with a meet n greet - that’s what I don’t like! Haha
As much as I love Mr. Toad, the retheme to Winnie the Pooh at MK doesn’t bother me because a similar experience replaced it.
When Snow White was replaced with a meet n greet - that’s what I don’t like! Haha
BuzzedPotatoHead89
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Part of me wishes we had Ducktails as a third dark ride in an expanded Toontown that wrapped around to the other side of Fantayland/Frontierland and a perhaps truncated Galaxy’s Edge with only Rise and without Smuggler’s Run.
