RunningPrince
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Yes it does so now there’s wiggle room for Early Fall, Fall and Late Fall.
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News Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge - Historical Construction/Impressions
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GrizzlyAdams
Active Member
Yeah, I don’t feel bad for people that don’t read and research their trips.
SWGalaxysEdge
Well-Known Member
1. As fan and since I am running a popular Galaxy's Edge fansite, its a courtesy to let them know.
3. Again, wrong attitude. I want inclusion.
britain
Well-Known Member
I feel bad for anyone who makes bad choices.
SuddenStorm
Well-Known Member
Never heard of it, and it wasn't on the first page of google results. Got a link?
Disneycorn
Member
What kind of special effects and effects will Disney be using for Star Wars rise of the resistance attraction
Disney Irish
Premium Member
Again, not your job. You don’t work for Disney nor represent Disney in any way. You are just a fan who decided to start a fan site, which is really just a FB page.
It has nothing to do with inclusion or exclusion. Every single commercial, tv special, press coverage, or document that Disney puts out about SW:GE has the general opening time for each coast. If these guests are booking vacations even after all the information Disney has put out and assuming DHS is opening in summer, again their fault. I mean a simple call to any travel agent representing Disney would tell them it opens in Fall for DHS. So again I don’t feel sorry for any one not doing 30 seconds worth of research.
Professortango1
Well-Known Member
Travel Agent? Do people still use Travel Agents??
Disney Irish
Premium Member
SWGalaxysEdge
Well-Known Member
..not sure if I am allowed to post it here. Someone got upset a while back. Take my member name and add .com to it
SWGalaxysEdge
Well-Known Member
..still a fan to fan courtesy for me. To each their own.
Disney Irish
Premium Member
I’m sure people that visit your FB fan page appreciate you informing them of their error. However my points still stand, Disney has not hidden the fact that DLR will open their SW:GE first, and DHS a couple months later. A simple 5 second Google search results in this same information. People have become lazy and don’t want to do any type of research, even as easy as a simple Google search. So if they have booked their vacations around a land opening and not doing any research, well again that is their fault.
Disneycorn
Member
what’s the name of New animatronics for Star Wars galaxy’s edge that was revealed at iaapa
Old Mouseketeer
Well-Known Member
From what we can infer from renderings and early video footage, I assume there will be some kind of simulator for the Resistance Shuttle, projections like the giant portal in the hanger bay and out the windows when the Resistance Fleet appears out of hyperspace, animatronic Stormtroopers and Kylo Ren, light and smoke effects, and possible lasers. I don't know if there will be a wireless Mouse Droid, or if that was CGI for the promo (I suspect the latter). There will undoubtedly be elevators as most of the attraction is on two levels and the trackless ride system can't handle steep inclines. Based on the newest footage of guests riding the transport, we assume there will be no 3D glasses. Don't know if there will be any Pepper's Ghost effects.
This is important. I don't think people here understand the East coast advertising context. People really have no idea that there is another park on the West Coast. I don't even think a lot of layman know that the park is named Magic Kingdom. It's Walt Disney World and Epcot. Or Disneyland and Epcot in Walt Disney world.
I don't think I even knew Disneyland was a thing until there was a DCA advertisement on the
Old Mouseketeer
Well-Known Member
Prior to WDW's opening in 1971, marketing data said that 70% of US visitors to Disneyland came from West of the Mississippi. The assumption was that the reverse would be true. But that was before WDW developed into four parks, two water parks, and 30k hotel rooms. Southern Florida was terrified that people coming down Florida's turnpike would stop at Disney and never venture South!
Disney Irish
Premium Member
It’s funny, growing up here in CA in the 70s-80s you saw every advertisement under the sun related to Disney Parks about WDW. I guess the assumption was why advertise in CA for a park in CA when everyone in CA already knew about it.
