News Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge - Historical Construction/Impressions

[VJ]

Just out of curiosity, why do you think he would have signed an NDA?

I guess what I was trying to get across is that just because he didn't outright acknowledge it didn't mean it didn't happen. Then again, it doesn't mean it did happen either.

 

[Hatbox Ghostbuster]

I guess what I was trying to get across is that just because he didn't outright acknowledge it didn't mean it didn't happen. Then again, it doesn't mean it did happen either.

Typically though NDA's are for when you're being allowed to see something that isn't available to the public yet (I've signed a few in my day). Not typically when you've been slapped on the wrist for something and you can't tell people what really happened.

 

[VJ]

Typically though NDA's are for when you're being allowed to see something that isn't available to the public yet (I've signed a few in my day). Not typically when you've been slapped on the wrist for something and you can't tell people what really happened.

Didn't know there was a difference, to be completely honest. Thanks for the info/correction; it's very interesting!

 

[BrianLo]

Mint Crocodile re-surfaces, if only to say he won't be posting as often.

http://mintcrocodile.blogspot.com/2017/05/a-message-to-my-readers.html

It's always unfortunate to see these bloggers burn themselves out. At least she didn't do it to the point of cynicism and disdain for the product, another particular one comes to mind.

It always seems like a good idea, but seriously weekly visits to the DLR with a workload is never going to end anywhere but burnout. I personally think visiting a park with any regularity quickly starts to take away some of the treat of it.

It's probably why WDW has such a good grasp on the market. If it's your annual retreat it's harder to notice the flaws unless they become super prolonged... in the way WDW has managed to do in the past decade. If WDW had the true locals market like DLR, I think the changes would have been more forthcoming.

 

[Curious Constance]

It's always unfortunate to see these bloggers burn themselves out. At least she didn't do it to the point of cynicism and disdain for the product, another particular one comes to mind.

It always seems like a good idea, but seriously weekly visits to the DLR with a workload is never going to end anywhere but burnout. I personally think visiting a park with any regularity quickly starts to take away some of the treat of it.

It's probably why WDW has such a good grasp on the market. If it's your annual retreat it's harder to notice the flaws unless they become super prolonged... in the way WDW has managed to do in the past decade. If WDW had the true locals market like DLR, I think the changes would have been more forthcoming.

You know what always blew my mind about Mint Crocodile? I THINK every time he went to the resort, he actually bought a ticket for that day. He posts pics of his tickets quite often and has made comments before about buying tickets, can you believe that?

 

[Deleted member 107043]

You know what always blew my mind about Mint Crocodile? I THINK every time he went to the resort, he actually bought a ticket for that day. He posts pics of his tickets quite often and has made comments before about buying tickets, can you believe that?

No wonder he/she was over it.

 

[Phroobar]

May Mint Crocodile rest in peace.

 

[dweezil78]

Typically though NDA's are for when you're being allowed to see something that isn't available to the public yet (I've signed a few in my day). Not typically when you've been slapped on the wrist for something and you can't tell people what really happened.

Right, exactly... that's why I was asking. The only times I ever sign (or provide) NDAs are when I get to see/learn something I'm not supposed to share with anyone else or vice-versa. No one would just willingly sign an NDA if they had nothing to gain from it.

 

[mickEblu]

You know what always blew my mind about Mint Crocodile? I THINK every time he went to the resort, he actually bought a ticket for that day. He posts pics of his tickets quite often and has made comments before about buying tickets, can you believe that?

Why on earth would he do that? Well I'm going to have to fill the void and start a blog called Basil Aligator. Whos with me!?

 

[vancee]

Perhaps he is a Cast Member? I know everyday you scan your blue ID card and they print you a one day ticket linked to your blue pass.

 

[flynnibus]

Of course we have no way of knowing for certain, but to your point I don't think he'd care all that much, and the ongoing development and operation of Disneyland seemed to be something he wasn't particularly focused on at the time of his passing.

The man was notorious for only focusing on his current dream and almost outright abandoning his past focuses. Even the backbone of his legacy... animation was all but foreign to him after Disneyland. And once Epcot was the next dream... the process continued.

 

[flynnibus]

Typically though NDA's are for when you're being allowed to see something that isn't available to the public yet (I've signed a few in my day). Not typically when you've been slapped on the wrist for something and you can't tell people what really happened.

No that's exactly what happens in the case of settlements.

Not that I think that's what happened here... I think you just are seeing the natural evolution of people growing up.

 

[dweezil78]

You know what always blew my mind about Mint Crocodile? I THINK every time he went to the resort, he actually bought a ticket for that day. He posts pics of his tickets quite often and has made comments before about buying tickets, can you believe that?

I'm guessing he's a CM. If you have a main entrance/silver pass, you are given actual paper tickets every time you enter the park because those passes don't work on FP machines (also because you are allowed to bring additional guests in who also need tickets).

 

[GiveMeTheMusic]

Perhaps he is a Cast Member? I know everyday you scan your blue ID card and they print you a one day ticket linked to your blue pass.

ding ding ding

 

[Curious Constance]

Hmmmmm interesting. A cast member. But a cast member of what is the question, he seems to state that coming into the parks each week was getting to be too taxing, so it must not be something at the resort. Maybe he works at the studios.

 

[Phroobar]

Could a park cast member be able to afford his camera equipment and eat at the same time?

 

[Hatbox Ghostbuster]

No that's exactly what happens in the case of settlements.

Not that I think that's what happened here... I think you just are seeing the natural evolution of people growing up.

I just can't imagine a scenario where Disney took legal action against him for taking and posting photos of SWL and then made him sign an NDA to prevent him from telling people that Disney gets serious about this kind of stuff. Almost like they don't want him to warn others against falling into the same trap??

 

[Hatbox Ghostbuster]

Anyone seen this yet??

 

[flynnibus]

I just can't imagine a scenario where Disney took legal action against him for taking and posting photos of SWL and then made him sign an NDA to prevent him from telling people that Disney gets serious about this kind of stuff. Almost like they don't want him to warn others against falling into the same trap??

Or simply... "we have something on you, if you promise to shape up, sign this agreement binding you to not do it and not discuss it, we will not pursue this further". If you want to stop something, but not make a scene.. people do these things discretely.

Like I said before.. I doubt this is what happened in MC's case. He probably just had to step outside the bubble for awhile.

 

[Hatbox Ghostbuster]

Or simply... "we have something on you, if you promise to shape up, sign this agreement binding you to not do it and not discuss it, we will not pursue this further". If you want to stop something, but not make a scene.. people do these things discretely.

Like I said before.. I doubt this is what happened in MC's case. He probably just had to step outside the bubble for awhile.

If he's a cast member as most have insinuated though, couldn't they have had precedent to fire him over this? Ah well. He's "back", so that's really all that matters.