Incomudro
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The people who live in that apartment don't put flowers out.I'm going to shift some focus away from the sign discussion and ponder this: Is this driving anyone else nuts?View attachment 535263
The people who live in that apartment don't put flowers out.I'm going to shift some focus away from the sign discussion and ponder this: Is this driving anyone else nuts?View attachment 535263
Those are my people. I have a black thumb and the flower box would eventually look like some sad wasteland of tears and terrors.The people who live in that apartment don't put flowers out.
Or close the window all the way because for some reason there’s a wall-colored panel in the way...The people who live in that apartment don't put flowers out.
It’s supposed to be the railing of a Juliet balcony. A piece of wood painted to match the wall isn’t what those normally look like? How you are supposed to use your balconet or get to your flowers with a fixed window is another question. It’s a shame the French don’t have some sort of eponymous door they use in such situations.Or close the window all the way because for some reason there’s a wall-colored panel in the way...
Nope just busy spring break period anticipated. MK is open till 10 every night that week tooStarting March 13 Epcot is open 11-11 every day until march 20......guessing not but any chance the extended hours have anything to do with this possibly opening during that time?
Actually, MK is only open until 9 pm March 14-20. The additional hour may be added as the dates get closer as that week looks to be a good bit busier than the week before, but currently most of the week is set for 9 pm closing.Nope just busy spring break period anticipated. MK is open till 10 every night that week too
Any delays to opening that may or may not happen are due to an abundance of caution regarding the pandemic.
Any delays to opening that may or may not happen are due to an abundance of caution regarding the pandemic.
MMRR was open 12 days prior to closure last March. Did those 12 days make all the difference? I wonder what would be the fate of MMRR now if the planned open date was March 20, 2020Guest safety opening a new attraction under a pandemic. At a guess.
I think they are worried about not maximizing profits based on their new ride. With the capped capacity, opening a new ride will only bring their daily attendance at EPCOT up a small amount vs if they were more open (which I'm guessing they are planning to do in the summer).I'm not really understanding the delay on this. What is their concerns? That demand will be too high? Nearly every (ride) attraction has operated during covid. If anything, put in the ROTR boarding group option if you're worried about crowds and wait times.
Not much since capacity to the park is limited and the ride doesn't generate money, only the merch, which some is on sale.How much do they lose by keeping the ride closed?
Is that technically true though? I’d wager that EPCOT right now would probably greatly benefit for a new attraction since they need new additions. Some guests coming to EPCOT may be only going for Rat, and wouldn’t be in the park if not for Rat. This could lead to more food, beverage, and merch sales. Not sure exactly how you would know how much value this translates to but it can’t be nothing.Not much since capacity to the park is limited and the ride doesn't generate money, only the merch, which some is on sale.
It would be nice if they opened the crepe shop though.
People only going for one attraction would be a problem. Afterward they’d either just leave completely or be annoyed at being stuck in the park for most of the day, neither of which leads to more sales. They’d also be using up reservation slots for people who want to do more than just the one bee attraction.Is that technically true though? I’d wager that EPCOT right now would probably greatly benefit for a new attraction since they need new additions. Some guests coming to EPCOT may be only going for Rat, and wouldn’t be in the park if not for Rat. This could lead to more food, beverage, and merch sales. Not sure exactly how you would know how much value this translates to but it can’t be nothing.
But Rat is in WS. Just imagine the number of kiosks guests have to walk past just to get there.People only going for one attraction would be a problem. Afterward they’d either just leave completely or be annoyed at being stuck in the park for most of the day, neither of which leads to more sales. They’d also be using up reservation slots for people who want to do more than just the one bee attraction.
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