Haymarket2008
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No......please tell me that isn't a Marvel reference you just made.
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Rumor Stitch's Great Escape Replacement— Don’t Hold Your Breath
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No......please tell me that isn't a Marvel reference you just made.
Disneyhead'71
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ford91exploder
Resident Curmudgeon
SLoP is simply silly fun if you are a pet owner its funnier still. It has a surprise ending which speaks to the universal desire to be loved.
brb1006
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If that's true, that might be the largest amount of AA's by Universal standards.
brb1006
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I watched Secret Life Of Pets back when it was still in theaters and actually enjoyed it. While not perfect or bad, it's nice to see an Illumination film that's actually taking a break from the Despicable Me/Minions franchise. Loved the dog voiced by Jenny Slate and the chubby female cat.
Maybe this might be the beginning of other Illumination films finally getting some representation outside of the Despicable Me franchise. I also enjoyed Sing that came out last December. My favorite character from that film would have to by Ash voiced by Scarlett Johansson besides the Red Pandas.
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Disneyhead'71
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There is a reason why Universal has partnered with Creature Technologies. They will be Universal's Garner Holt. And Illumination hired an AA specialist/Liaison.
rd805
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Compare it to any other raft-like ride at major theme parks, OR EVEN your neighborhood Six Flags and it is a pretty bad attraction. Every time i ride it i always get off saying "that's it?"
Bringing back ET isn't about bravery. It's about not bringing back something that caused huge problems with customers who hated it and children who freaked out on it. It isn't brave to bring back an attraction that wouldn't fill the queue, it's good business sense.
Matt_Black
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They hated it because they were morons, ignoring the signs and Cast Members who said "This is not appropriate for young children." A particular sort of very stupid guests caused the huge problems, not the attraction.
Matt_Black
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Yeah, I doubt they'll do that.
ChrisFL
Premium Member
me too, especially since this would probably have been more feasible when the changeover happened....but I still think it could be done, if they just posted show-times.
trainplane3
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The amount of people that wouldn't read the show times would kill that idea within a week of it opening.
Animaniac93-98
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Animaniac93-98
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M:S has been operating with a similar set up for some time now. It may not work for AE, or any MK attraction, but it's not without precedent at WDW.
trainplane3
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Good point, that is very true. I think it works so well with M:S since they constantly shove the key words "green, orange, earth, mars, more intense, less intense" in your face at just about every point (getting the card, the pre-show rooms, the pre-boarding show). They'd have to do something like that in MK for it to work.
I still doubt people would follow a schedule. "Oh we missed Stitch at 1:15 but they're letting people in still, maybe we weren't late", while they go into the spooky AE 1:30 showing since they didn't look what was after Stitch.
