msteel
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18 months from the time the previous attraction closed.
Just curious if they started building the theaters before closing the food show (don't remember which version was last) since it seems they could have.
18 months from the time the previous attraction closed.
Ground work began 3 months before Food Rocks closed.Just curious if they started building the theaters before closing the food show (don't remember which version was last) since it seems they could have.
So it's may the 4th. Any actual news from the company regarding star wars? No? Anyone? Bueller? Bueller?
Celebration 2017 will be in Orlando again and tickets go on sale on the 25th. Other than that...nothing.So it's may the 4th. Any actual news from the company regarding star wars? No? Anyone? Bueller? Bueller?
Again? It was in anaheim the first time!Celebration 2017 will be in Orlando again and tickets go on sale on the 25th. Other than that...nothing.
Celebration 1 was actually in Denver in 1999. The last time it was in Orlando was in 2011 so it has been a little while.Again? It was in anaheim the first time!
2012.Celebration 1 was actually in Denver in 1999. The last time it was in Orlando was in 2011 so it has been a little while.
Correct. I must have fat fingered the one key.2012.
17 months to build, 20 months until it hard opened to guests.Sorry, I was thinking TSMM. TSMM originally took 18 months, Soarin appears to have taken 20 months based on the news articles posted here about it.
It's all good. We had such a good time at V and VI, so I'm so excited for this news. I'm thinking I will finally join the 501st and troop just for this. Also, now that I got my ESB poster back signed from James Earl Jones for this one, probably will go broke getting it signed.Correct. I must have fat fingered the one key.
It looks like the wife and I along with daughter number 3 will be in attendance as well. This will be my first con of any type since the early 90's.It's all good. We had such a good time at V and VI, so I'm so excited for this news. I'm thinking I will finally join the 501st and troop just for this. Also, now that I got my ESB poster back signed from James Earl Jones for this one, probably will go broke getting it signed.
A lot of people are complaining this is Easter Weekend which should make traveling and hotels interesting for a lot of people w/ normal spring break crowds in town at the same time.
Hopefully there's Epcot's VIII and SW lando news.
Awesome. My wife was pregnant with our daughter at the last one, so obviously didn't enjoy it as much as I did. My daughter is shaping up to be a big nerd like me, so she's going to be thrilled.It looks like the wife and I along with daughter number 3 will be in attendance as well. This will be my first con of any type since the early 90's.
Mine was almost a Star Wars baby. Her birthday is May 3rd....couldn't wait just one more day.Awesome. My wife was pregnant with our daughter at the last one, so obviously didn't enjoy it as much as I did. My daughter is shaping up to be a big nerd like me, so she's going to be thrilled.
I don't have a problem with Disney taking a long time to build things. That is, as long as there is a steady stream of new offerings
So, it's a race? Good to know that is how we keep score. As much as I would like things faster, I will gage the speed thing when Uni has their 4 theme parks, 2 water parks, golf courses and resorts, and when City Walk is the same size as Disney Springs. Then we can talk Apple's and poisoned apples.
From ground breaking to open, what attraction has taken 5 years? I too wish they would move faster but the simple truth is they do not need to. KI builds rides in their 5 month down time and I would put Banshee over nearly every recent attraction ride enjoyment wise at both USF and WDW.That's just silly deflection, and you know it.
It should not take 5 years to build anything at a theme park. Yet this is BAU for WDW. It's pathetic.
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