EricsBiscuit
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They’re 6 ft from the camera at least right?Think of the half dozen people behind the camera.
They’re 6 ft from the camera at least right?Think of the half dozen people behind the camera.
6ft is the minimum requirement with masks on. Without a mask, upwards of 30 feet is necessary.They’re 6 ft from the camera at least right?
I think theyre just setting a good example. "but that guy on youtube was in epcot with no mask" and suchThey’re 6 ft from the camera at least right?
Yup, they are just doing what's best cause all eyes are on them. They don't want this issue to happen again for sure.I think theyre just setting a good example. "but that guy on youtube was in epcot with no mask" and such
Maybe they’ll learn something then.
i said all this a few pages back... the ignorance of many Americans is disgusting.
Ah yes! Those stupid Americans!i said all this a few pages back... the ignorance of many Americans is disgusting.
disneyland Paris has most attraction in two languages. Some of Tokyo has English and same for HKDL. Only Shanghai seems to stick exclusively to Mandarin.WOW! I can't believe when I go to visit parks overseas most of the rides are in their native language! How dare they! NO CULTURE!!!!!
(this is a semi joke don't attack me)
Are the rides in HKDL in Mandarin or Cantonese? (when not in English)disneyland Paris has most attraction in two languages. Some of Tokyo has English and same for HKDL. Only Shanghai seems to stick exclusively to Mandarin.
Are the rides in HKDL in Mandarin or Cantonese? (when not in English
Almost entirely Cantonese + English. I think Mandarin is only on Jungle (and there *may* be Mandarin Subtitles for Wondrous Book)Are the rides in HKDL in Mandarin or Cantonese? (when not in English)
Honestly, if it weren't for the English line being consistently the shortest, I would probably always select the Cantonese boat at HK. Usually the English skippers aren't super comfortable with the language so it gets muddled, but I applaud the effort to be accommodating to HK's multilingual population.Honestly not 100%. I can’t say I know the difference, which sounds ignorant but I’ve only been to China twice and Hong Kong once. I do know that certain rides like Jungle Cruise actually operate a complete ride with and English guide (honestly couldn’t understand them) and a Cantonese & a Mandarin version. I remember there being different lines/wait times for each languages.
speaking of Jungle Cruise in another language, Tokyo JC is a blast. I have no idea what they’re saying but it’s amazing!
The way things are going, you'll NEED reservations... just to ride it.I had reservations about a ride like this, though a wonderful ride, coming to a park like Epcot.
And don't forget those prerequisite French language lessons!The way things are going, you'll NEED reservations... just to ride it.
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