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News Remy's Ratatouille Adventure coming to Epcot
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MrPromey
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It's a blueish color with a floral flavor that's has a strong aftertaste. Requires 5 ice cubes, but the middle ice cube has to be slightly smaller and rest a quarter-of-an-inch lower than the other 4 ice cubes.
I'll be here for more recipes.
Will any of those ice cubes be plastic and light up?
FeelsSoGoodToBeBad
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I was super-disappointed to hear that recipe didn't include a light-up ice cube. I really look forward to paying $10 for a drink with a "feature" I'll never use again! /sarc
Those are available, but for an extra $10.
HauntedMansionFLA
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Part of the 50th anniversary promotionsWonder why they’re delaying the opening?
Sirwalterraleigh
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Part of the 50th anniversary promotions
It’s only “new” for 5 years...gotta conserve it
Movielover
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No, that's for the Spaceship Earth drink.
Served in a large circular bowl. Combine 1 shot of Greek brandy, 1 shot Medieval Mead, 1 shot of Italian Wine of choice. Mix with Sweet and Sour Bitters for that nostalgic taste and top with Bacardi 151 rum. Add in 1 very bright LED ice cube made by Apple and use a lighter to ignite the 151 Rum for a "fiery-smoky" flavor (this step is optional). Coat the rim of the bowl in a fine layer of dust then serve in a pitch black room which the LED ice cube will negate the intended effects.
This is fun!
Animaniac93-98
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This view of the expansion looks the most like Paris to me, even if the rest of the courtyard doesn't. The river, gardens, tree lined blvd and Metro style sign all work together and the grey sky and wet pavement in this moment helps to sell it even more.
Animaniac93-98
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In true Disney News fashion he read your post on this site and took credit for breaking the scoop.
SpectroMagician
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This is so stupid. They should be opening up more and brining more stuff back. They basically have chosen to lose billions next year when they could open up and so many people would come. People want to come, open up 100%!
Open up more than they are now? The parks were already at their reduced capacity. If they open up more, it will be an (more) unsafe environment.
SplashZander
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I believe he is referring to Rat's opening getting delayed and a lot of entertainment offerings being put on hold, not the actual capacity for the park.
They will be opening attractions up next year. Currently, the parks are generally reaching their capacity thresholds with ease, so opening-up an attraction that is meant to draw additional guests into the park doesn't accomplish much.
lazyboy97o
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It’s a shame the building has no shops or even windows to help activate the space.
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UNCgolf
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I'm really not a fan of that. Partially because I don't think it fits the aesthetic of the area (especially the second), but moreso because that area isn't very big to begin with and it's going to create serious traffic flow issues if a bunch of people are stopping in the middle to take pictures with a wall.
aladdin2007
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agree, its gaudy and unnecessary when things were just starting to look really nice.
brihow
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I would have preferred to see some wheat-pasted street art / advertisemtns, since that seems more fitting.
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UNCgolf
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They do have some of that on the post in the main part of the pavilion (at least if I'm remembering correctly).
But that does more or less sum up why I don't think it fits. Generally speaking you're not going to have one small brightly painted area on the side of a building. They would either keep the buildings clean of that type of artwork (and based on my experience in Paris, the type of building/area they're attempting to portray would be clean) or it should be completely covered with a variety of things. With that said, if the entire lower part of the building was covered with that type of bright colorful artwork it would still look out of place.
EricsBiscuit
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Not sure why adding detail is a problem. Imagine if people said about Main Street “yeah, too nice. It distracts everybody and slows us down as we run towards the castle and the rides!!1!” I hope they add more detail, not less. I’d prefer to have a sensory overload than be underwhelmed. Ideally, there’s a balance. But, I’d posit that the balance leans towards more detail.