Disney Analyst
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I love this breakdown experience, the CM was hilarious. Had me giggling:
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News Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge - Historical Construction/Impressions
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lifeisgoodboy
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It's almost a month when Batuu opened and the MF is having troubles.
What a piece a junk.( Sorry I had to say that.)
What a piece a junk.( Sorry I had to say that.)
donsullivan
Premium Member
I’m actually here right now and have seen no issues with MF tonight at all. Wait times never exceeded 35 and most of the night it has been 15 minutes.
One random thing I saw tonight is that watching Disneyland fireworks over the Millenium Falcon has already become a very big thing and we aren’t even out of previews yet. . Unfortunately, the relative placement of the land will make this a Disneyland only experience given the parks geographic position and orientation. At DHS, fireworks will launch from the opposite side of the park instead of behind GE
_bluebird
Member
It's a new attraction featuring cutting edge technology. They're still ironing out the kinks in the system, so cut them some slack.
TROR
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I'd love to watch the fireworks from Galaxy's Edge, not because of some high of Star Wars euphoria, but because I greatly enjoy the bangs of a firework. Their explosion, so near, echoing off the rocks of Batuu must be a wonderful sensation on the ears.
SuddenStorm
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Lemme know when the tinnitus kicks in
I hope they let him use an employee discount. But knowing Disney.....
truecoat
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drod1985
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donsullivan
Premium Member
Not even close to the same angle. The Disneyland launch location is at a completely different relative angle to the Falcon. People line up on the cockpit side of the Falcon on the ground in a taped off area (maintains acces to Smuglers Run and on the upper level landing outside Docking Bay 7 to see them. While you’ll be able to see fireworks from GE at DHS they will not be launched from the same relative angle to be behind the Falcon in the same way. It’s not a conscious negative just an anomaly of the physical position. At DHS they’ll be more aligned with the TIE Echelon in the first order section.
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The angle of viewing is not relevant when at DHS they don't use large fireworks anymore due to not wanting to set Central Florida ablaze. The current hub shows use mostly nearby and small rooftop fireworks. A big disappointment to be sure for WDW goers for two years now.
TROR
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Reservations aren’t even over! Peak immersion has finally been reached. Can we bring in regular Coca Cola bottles, normal Cast Member name tags, and drop the dumb sayings now please?
George Lucas on a Bench
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I can't even remember fireworks at MGM since they had the Rocketeer and a giant inflatable Mickey.
PB Watermelon
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I haven't been in a long, long time...Disneyland's been my park the last ten years.
Wait - you saw it from the freeway and made a final judgment about a land you have yet to set foot in?
The eye rolls you inspire could be a new renewable energy.
socalifornian
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Tweet Elon
britain
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Bait, nabbed.
Rich T
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A friend’s tweeting me photos of GE at night. The purple lighting on the rocks is nice, but the big lamp thing makes it look like the Falcon’s in a parking lot—
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Oh...pfff... nevermind. I think I’m looking at a patio lamp. The photo composition’s making it appear larger than it is. Good photo, though.
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Oh...pfff... nevermind. I think I’m looking at a patio lamp. The photo composition’s making it appear larger than it is. Good photo, though.
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