News Remy's Ratatouille Adventure coming to Epcot

Ripken10

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I would 'Like' that post, but it's more clicks than I could handle.


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Well I know for me, I don't like going to other threads through links in another thread because of the Unread markers that are kept for your accounts. If you go to a thread (especially when it links in the middle) it assumes you have read every page before it and the page you are on, and can throw off these markers. I like the markers as it allows me to start off where I left off. One of the reasons I have to always read your rumor tracker last --- as you throw links out there to things insiders have said, but if I click it before I have read the thread (possibly cause I missed the post by the insider...some threads even after a day get so many responses you start skimming to quick to catch up and miss insiders). yes, there is other ways to do it, but it's the way that keeps me interested in the threads on my watch list. It ends up saving me quite a number of clicks later.

But obviously off topic.
 

The Empress Lilly

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What’s next in this horrible progression?! Restaurants?!?! Disgraceful!
The question is, is this crâperie a really well themed evolution of a food booth or a poorly themed part of a fully realised themed environment?

At first sight, the first option sounds positive. But what if it will be mistaken for the latter? Or will come to replace it, interfere with it?
 

DinoInstitute

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The question is, is this crâperie a really well themed evolution of a food booth or a poorly themed part of a fully realised themed environment?

At first sight, the first option sounds positive. But what if it will be mistaken for the latter? Or will come to replace it, interfere with it?
I of course don’t have any answers for that, I know just as much about the finished product as you do. I simply was poking fun at your complaint of it being a “themed booth with indoor space”, as that’s literally a description of every quick/counter service location on property.
 
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Rteetz

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MisterPenguin

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Kman101

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They’ve grown so much that the profit margin (even for F&W) has fallen. Less is more when it comes to festivals, but they’ve been using festivals to feed us. More dining will be necessary elsewhere when there are fewer temporary kiosks. Thus the rapid increase in Epcot dining of late.


Actually they make less and less per week. They won’t remove the festivals altogether, but perhaps 250 festival days per year is too much?

Guess that doesn't apply to this year ;) lol

F&W being the longest ever. (It's no surprise to me F&W and Galaxy's Edge open at the end of August; it's the only "slower time" left, minus some of January and February) ...

Even Flower and Garden feels like it's dragging on and on ...
 

MisterPenguin

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When’s the Normal (not filled with huts) Epcot festival dates?

Dates here...

 

LittleBuford

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Kman101

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Here's Paris 16 months prior to opening. Overtly different construction techniques. But I'm presuming probably a Summer frame 2020 debut.

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They seemed to enjoy opening things around Memorial Day for a while. Now it seems July/August ... Summer 2020 feels logical to me (Epcot Forever should be wrapping up it's short run by summer/fall if they are on schedule, but I could be a bit off there). I guess it's about when they can get the most mileage out of opening it ...
 

ChrisFL

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Well, it's a good thing that Epcot didn't have a replica of Notre Dame...

Although it is featured in the France film, though apparently they reference it as a historical film now so I guess they'll not change it. (I believe The Timekeeper also had the twin towers in the background of one of the scenes after 9/11 as well that they never changed)
 

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