That certainly was a plus, but people entered for the drops. The problem with DCA's ToT compared to WDW is that it was poorly located and never able to tell its pre-ride story properly. The atmosphere inside was great, but nobody paid attention to the lobby and no one liked standing in the Boiler Room for twenty minutes. The library and the actual ride were 99% of the experience, with a lot of the other set dressing going to waste.
Who the heck is Nebraska Eason???
I have no idea what you just said.
Disney would have to go pretty far for that to happen.
I know kids your age that don't even know what Star Wars is. Heck my 18 and 14 year old have no real clue what Star Wars is about even about though they live in a house with a huge star wars collection and a little brother that runs around in star wars t-shirts, quoting all the movies and hitting them with lightsabers. To be fair the 18 and 14 year old barely know who Walt Disney is too. It's like they've been asleep all their lives.
...maybe its time you showed them...
I have all their lives. To a teenager everything their parents say is a lie. They take polls of what their friends think to guide their lives.
Then I'm sorry for your loss.
Actually it's been a real pain point around here the last few years. As soon as school lets out, the 18 year old shares his room whether he likes it or not. He has to pick college classes this summer and start paying car insurance and making car payments. I'm thinking of dropping his phone service. He has a job. He can pay for things other than fast food and car parts. Anyone want to be a blinged out 2006 350Z?
This would all be amazing. I feel like if you asked a guest about the tower of terror, they would tell you some detailed cliffsnotes of the experience, where you go into an abandoned hotel and that the ride goes through the hotel before the elevator gets struck by lightning etc... people fill in the gaps and always talked about it like they really believed the ride. They bought into the tour of the hotel. You ask somebody about mission breakout, and they just say its really fun or its awesome. Nobody actually feels that engaged by the ride/story or buys their involvement with it.
