The Miscellaneous Thought Thread

PiratesMansion

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Easiest way to get multiple rides on Ghostrider is to buy the earliest Boo-fet for KSF, you eat your meal, get into the park and you usually have 1 hour to kill until full opening and 30 min before the Haunt EE. Guess what’s open and has a walk on? Ghostrider, you can do so many laps.
Seconded! I've done this many, many times, and it's in stark contrast to the rest of the night. People are too busy eating and it's not really advertised as open, so I'm sure many don't know about it. It'd be even better if you didn't have to do the lengthy walk back to the entrance each time.

October weekdays are also a great time for GhostRider-I went to the park on a Tuesday, with no Haunt later in the day, and there were clearly MANY empty seats on GR. I'm sure some other non-summer/non-break months are just as good.
Haven’t seen the sun since Thursday or Friday. Starting to feel a little uneasy. Not sure how people live in Seattle or London but I guess human beings adapt don’t we? Glad my nephews birthday trip to DL got postponed from yesterday to next week.
Here in the Midwest we don't see all that much direct sunlight from ~Nov to March or so; just gray and cloud cover. It definitely affects me more than it used to.
 

Disney Irish

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Haven’t seen the sun since Thursday or Friday. Starting to feel a little uneasy. Not sure how people live in Seattle or London but I guess human beings adapt don’t we? Glad my nephews birthday trip to DL got postponed from yesterday to next week.

Here in the Midwest we don't see all that much direct sunlight from ~Nov to March or so; just gray and cloud cover. It definitely affects me more than it used to.
Don't know how true but they say melatonin and vitamin D helps with the lack of sunlight during the winter months or regions where its dreary.
 

mickEblu

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Seconded! I've done this many, many times, and it's in stark contrast to the rest of the night. People are too busy eating and it's not really advertised as open, so I'm sure many don't know about it. It'd be even better if you didn't have to do the lengthy walk back to the entrance each time.

October weekdays are also a great time for GhostRider-I went to the park on a Tuesday, with no Haunt later in the day, and there were clearly MANY empty seats on GR. I'm sure some other non-summer/non-break months are just as good.

Here in the Midwest we don't see all that much direct sunlight from ~Nov to March or so; just gray and cloud cover. It definitely affects me more than it used to.

Same here and we don’t have it nearly as bad. I don’t remember the weather effecting me as much or at all when I was younger.
 

Dear Prudence

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Bought this to go to the Mary Blair exhibit at the Disney Family Museum later this month. I had to sew it shut to be a pullover blouse because the buttons were useless. Giving it a test run today!
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Phroobar

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So I'm watching Mysterious Island (1961) on Svengoolie and it's soundtrack sounds really familiar. Then I remembered, it is played during the Primeval World on the train at Disneyland. The movie features Captain Nemo and has a lot of giant stop motion creatures from Ray Harryhausen. The Nautilus looks like the Disney version. Nemo was played by Herbert Lom from the Pink Panther movies.
 

mickEblu

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Jack Skellington is finally getting a redesign for this year's Halloween and Christmas seasons. He no longer has human lips and teeth, he now looks more movie accurate!


Good riddance to the face/mask version of the character
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Good riddance indeed. The old one reminded me of something out of Beetlejuice and looked nothing like Jack.
 

brb1006

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I'd forgotten how alien-like and unsettling the old character mask was! Who says Disneyland can't do scary?
I'm wondering who thought it would had been a great idea to make Jack Skellington a face/masked character in the first place! Seeing him talking in videos is super distracting. At least Sally had a humanoid look which worked as a face character.




I bet face character Jack Skellington would had gave @TP2000 nightmares! :oops:

He looked even scarier as Sandy Claws and not in a good way.
 
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Rich T

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These candy bars are my favorite Epic Universe souvenirs. Aside from being the two best-tasting candy bars I’ve ever eaten, they’re worth buying for the “Berkian”-style artwork on the cardboard wrappers (I cannot get enough of Isle of Berk’s art direction). They’re sold at How To Treat Your Dragon, and it wasn’t until halfway through the raspberry bar that I made the connection between the bar’s red filling and the slain beast. Because sometimes I’m not the sharpest axe in the armory.
 

SaltyP

Member
I'm wondering who thought it would had been a great idea to make Jack Skellington a face/masked character in the first place! Seeing him talking in videos is super distracting. At least Sally had a humanoid look which worked as a face character.




I bet face character Jack Skellington would had gave @TP2000 nightmares! :oops:

He looked even scarier as Sandy Claws and not in a good way.

How have I never seen this, he looked like a demon from the depths of hell 😭
 

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