Men in Black: Alien Attack
Revenge of the Mummy
Popeye & Bluto's Bilge Rat Barges
Jurassic Park River Adventure
Dudley Do-Right's Ripsaw Falls
The Incredible Hulk Coaster (this is an E-Ticket in my book)
And so on...
And plus, Rock 'n' Roller Coaster is at Disney....
I love E.T. Adventure! I just didn't know whether to classify it as an E-Ticket since it isn't a headliner attraction. But yeah, I like E.T. better than quite a few of the Disney dark rides. There is also Cat in the Hat, but that's definitely a D-Ticket.
I hate hashtags on websites that aren't Twitter or Vine.
#I #don't #even #know #what #they #mean
Exactly.. and I believe that is what Blu was trying to say... Stop obsessing over the little things like Disney leasing out IP to slot machines, and worry about the bigger picture of life... Disney is the escape from reality, treat it that way..
Blu can speak for himself, but since 74 started this thread, and 74 is the one delivering the news, maybe Blu used him as just an example... Was it a shot at 74? yea, it comes off that way... it also comes off as a shot at those who obsess over Disney, to the point they have a Disney room, celebrate Disney birthdays, visit Disney and only Disney, get engrossed in the pixie dust, gets too involved in the daily happenings of the company to the point they know when a manager takes a leak, and at what time... or what a manage likes to eat for lunch... Basically, it is a shot at all of us, Blu included (whether he realized it or not) because, in one form or another, we are all obsessed with Disney, some how...
I would say that Disney's politicking in Florida has and continues to have a very real impact on the people of Florida.
"Your my boy blue".
You know I'm not the only one who thought of Old School.
Now that you mention it..."Your my boy blue".
You know I'm not the only one who thought of Old School.
Agreed. I dislike an overuse of screens in attractions that could otherwise have had physical scenes and robotic elements, but Disney has become equally as "guilty" of that. And moreso when you consider their implementation of projection tech is generally very poor in comparison to Universal's. As much as I prefer physical scenes and figures (which btw, Universal has never had any problem doing when you consider Jurassic Park and ET), their implementation of projection tech has thus far completely destroyed Disney's own implementation. And when you consider that both parks are centering their rides heavily around video screens, Universal wins. The only kind of projection tech Disney has done that i'm really interested in is the digital mapping type such as they're now using at Disneyland's Snow White ride. But if the ride implementation of screens is going to be anything like Toy Story Mania, Disney should just stick with animatronic elements because that's what they used to be so amazing with and those WDW rides are my favorites anyways. Though the animatronic advantage has also gone by the wayside when you consider Little Mermaid (at least it's still alive and kicking in California or China).
It's probably a contender for best rapids ride, though not too difficult to beat Kali considering the length. But I don't agree with the Tiger River comment. From everything i've read about it, had the REAL Tiger River been built and to its full potential, there's very little doubt in my mind that it would have absolutely destroyed any other raft ride. It wasn't even going to use traditional round boats, nor was it completely focused on the rapids elements until the finale. As I understand it, it was going to be a water based safari ride through actual real animal habitats, kind of like a fully realized Jungle Cruise. Had they done this and done it right, I think it would have handily beaten any other raft ride. It looked incredible.
I want a thai taco really bad right now.
Lee I sent you the post. Spirit if you want to read it let me know or have Lee forward it but I'm sure you are tired of hearing my rants and you have heard most of it before anyway
For everyone else here is an update that focuses mostly on the positive aspects of 722.
Lee I sent you the post. Spirit if you want to read it let me know or have Lee forward it but I'm sure you are tired of hearing my rants and you have heard most of it before anyway
The Hogwarts Express will truly be a magical experience. It is the perfect blend of theatrical tools and theme park artistry that we used to expect from Disney. The cabin interiors are fantastic and the mock up almost had me shed a tear or two. Between the sounds, stations, effects and really cool media this will be a homerun in my opinion. When the train pulls into the station and the steam, sounds and atmosphere are all programmed in it will be a special theme park moment for most guests.
When walking through Gringotts the main thing you say to yourself is "wow...this is just BIG!" Everything is big. The rockwork is amazing and it's BIG. The vault room is BIG and jaw dropping impressive. The unique track elements are BIG...I mean really BIG and should be a lot of fun. There are massive screens (think Simpsons or larger) and the vehicles will move into the sweet spots at the right times and there will be unique movements that most will not expect. I know this is not new information and is readily available online but I just want to remind everyone and put it in perspective.
The rest of the land is bigger than most expect as well. Have I mentioned big? Yes I have a lot of negative to say but all in all this will still be 100 times better than anything WDW has done in the past 10 years.
Lee and HTF and Spirit are correct regarding Lorax and JP.
Thanks to @Goofyernmost for posting the images from the 1983 Birnbaum Official Guide! Glad to know I didn't imagine my $35 WDW 3-day ticket.I remember my parents about those prices
And that comb over is EPIC!
that simply sounds amazing. 
I refuse to utter the term "hash tag" or to use them in any way whatsoever. It bothers me, somehow...
