'Twas the night before T-E-A, and all through the house, not a creature was stirring, except for the cringing mouse...
Interesting. I just tried to visit the blog for the report and the blog post I originally refer to is gone.
'Twas the night before T-E-A, and all through the house, not a creature was stirring, except for the cringing mouse...
Interesting. I just tried to visit the blog for the report and the blog post I originally refer to is gone.
Why can't they touch the development pads?
@PhotoDave219: Really fascinating stuff, man! THANKS for spending all that time on it! I agree, it'll be interesting to compare the TEA numbers.
@asianway: Re: hard to believe MK #s vs TDL... I dunno, I've always admired the strength of TDS' contribution to overall Resort attendance. We were always told at Disneyland that the intent of the second gate was partly to grow Resort attendance, but also to offload pressure from DL and, in the process, make the Resort overall a more enjoyable guest experience. I think TDR has achieved this beautifully, not just in a quality 2nd gate, but also in the quality of the infrastructure improvements. I think that, eventually (in 2020/2021 apparently haha), DHS will be the Park that relieves some pressure off of MK. Something has to give. I mean, to me, 20M is too unhealthy a standard deviation (or 2, or 3) from the rest of the Parks.
Wow, the list is quite interesting. While the Disney parks still beat both Universal parks (in spite of that massive jump for USO), did you ever think we'd see a day when they were within 2M of each other?
DCA better shore up, because the Potter increase at USO is assuredly continuing this year - it's within feet and inches of DCA. And I don't think there is anything of real note coming to DCA this year, is there?
Well @PhotoDave219 was predicting 20.4M based on the numbers he was calculating, so the 19.3 is fairly tame in comparisonThese numbers are a joke. DCA, USF and IOA have to have all surpassed at least DHS in real life. DCA's number seems low, especially given DHS, which seems like a blatant fabrication.
Also MK's 19.3 million number is absurd. Again - a park that rarely hits capacity. TDL and USJ hit capacity almost daily. TDS hits capacity way more than MK. Are we to believe MK is at 52K+ every day of the year? Every single day? I suppose it's possible, but it seems incredibly unlikely even in the post-off season world.
Universal must be pleased with a 17% jump for USF and 11% jump for USH, due to Minion Mayhem/Super Silly Fun Land there.
It's hard to take any of it seriously though - how can we sift what's true from what's not when some of it is clearly made up?
More surprising to me than anything actually is the static nature of the Tokyo Parks. No wonder OLC announced multiple expansions at both TDL and TDS within the next few years.
This is at least the second year in a row not topping the list.Sad to see Typhoon Lagoon is no longer the top of the water parks list.![]()
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