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

chadwpalm

chadwpalm

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MisterPenguin said:
Hmmm.. I see...

Maybe that big door under your blue and purple arrows was going to be the TSR.
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Perhaps....or that's a shop and Olga's is using part of that building closer to the big dome. No clue.


On a different subject, this map came out May of 2018. Funny how it shows the Docking Bay 7 restaurant, the Cantina, etc. and it never really made major news rounds:

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flynnibus

flynnibus

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Disney Irish Bruh said:
Except the conversation was about if at Disneyland it would be feasible to have a special entrance/exit, which by the way you asked. So how DHS will do their SW Hotel transport to get guests into their land has no bearing on the Disneyland conversation.

I know its hard but lets keep DLR and DHS conversations separate as not to confuse people.
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heck, it's not even about FL vs CA - it's about park guests vs a fixed transportation option for a special booked multi-day experience :) It's mars and venus...
 
bshah365

bshah365

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The best way to handle the insane crowds on opening day (IMO) is to have an extensive month long soft opening period that is available for anybody to attend..

With these dates at random 3-4 times a week, it will allow many people to already have experienced the land with minimal crowds, give the CMs time to practice operation, and relieve opening day crowds.

Wizarding World did this in Hollywood and it kept me from attending on opening day... why put my self through the insane crowds when I've already experienced it weeks in advance..

Now I'm sure Disney will still want to profit on a ticketed preview day.. and they can still do that.. I'm sure if you include food options, exclusive lanyard, and ride waits at a low to the itinerary, anybody would be willing to pay big, even if they aren't necessarily the first people to experience the land.
 
BrianLo

BrianLo

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bshah365 said:
The best way to handle the insane crowds on opening day (IMO) is to have an extensive month long soft opening period that is available for anybody to attend..

With these dates at random 3-4 times a week, it will allow many people to already have experienced the land with minimal crowds, give the CMs time to practice operation, and relieve opening day crowds.

Wizarding World did this in Hollywood and it kept me from attending on opening day... why put my self through the insane crowds when I've already experienced it weeks in advance..

Now I'm sure Disney will still want to profit on a ticketed preview day.. and they can still do that.. I'm sure if you include food options, exclusive lanyard, and ride waits at a low to the itinerary, anybody would be willing to pay big, even if they aren't necessarily the first people to experience the land.
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If it's open to anyone... you just get insane crowds during the preview period.

They need an extensive month long preview period that is not open to anyone, but targeted groups who would otherwise show up en masse for opening day. I.e. AP's.

Potter was actually slower when it opened than the preview period. That's what we mocked most of that summer.
 
shortstop

shortstop

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BrianLo said:
If it's open to anyone... you just get insane crowds during the preview period.

They need an extensive month long preview period that is not open to anyone, but targeted groups who would otherwise show up en masse for opening day. I.e. AP's.

Potter was actually slower when it opened than the preview period. That's what we mocked most of that summer.
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I agree with this. If there’s any indication of sporadic previews, you can bet there will be thousands of APs showing up everyday and loitering around the Big Thunder Trail waiting for a soft open.
 
Phroobar

Phroobar

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As a Star Wars collector, I can't think of anything they are selling that I would want. Even that silly three pack above is just repacks.
 
kthomas105

kthomas105

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So If "docking bay 7"(QS restaurant) is directly to the left of the MF and "docking bay 9" is down where the Tie is docked could it be assumed that the MF is docked at docking bay 8?

Detective level sleuthing here. ;)

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