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The Park Formerly Known as Disney's Hollywood Studios? Yep ...
- Thread starter WDW1974
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I learned with "her" that the ignore button works wonders.
Steel City Magic
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Sometimes it's just too darned entertaining to hit the ignore button. As a matter of fact I don't believe that I ever have...
Mike S
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Neither have I for that very reason.
Cesar R M
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hopefully, good sponsors means no yeti type failures.
Being tolerant works for people who are adding to the conversation(even if disagreed with), Ignore is for those that just come here to spam the threads with bs.
GeneralZod
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I believe the ignore function was specifically created for @ford91exploder.
SirLink
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So .... is Hollywood Studios ever going to be getting this new name? lol
Once the majority of the changes that have been announced have occurred. Either before/after Star Wars is completed.
WondersOfLife
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"Disney's Florida Adventure"??? That's basically what it's turning into..
I mean it's got Toy Story Mania, Muppet Vision 3D, a main roller coaster, a little mermaid attraction, a pixar themed land, Tower of Terror... It's basically a mini California Adventure without all the flat rides.
I mean it's got Toy Story Mania, Muppet Vision 3D, a main roller coaster, a little mermaid attraction, a pixar themed land, Tower of Terror... It's basically a mini California Adventure without all the flat rides.
SirLink
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And ... there is nothing related to Florida in the park.
WondersOfLife
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There doesn't have to be. It's just a theme park located in Florida and can therefore be called "Disney's Florida Adventure." Much like how EPCOT can be known as an "Experimental Prototype Community of Tomorrow" without really being any of that.
EDIT: Also kind of like how Universal Studios literally calls their theme park Universal Studios without half of the attractions being actual Universal Studios owned names.
jrogue
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I figured! Seems so far away, though.
SirLink
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There doesn't have to be. It's just a theme park located in Florida and can therefore be called "Disney's Florida Adventure." Much like how EPCOT can be known as an "Experimental Prototype Community of Tomorrow" without really being any of that.
EDIT: Also kind of like how Universal Studios literally calls their theme park Universal Studios without half of the attractions being actual Universal owned names.
DCA = Disney's Californian Adventure aka a park dedicated to California from Disney's perspective
Universal Studios = a brand name like Magic Kingdom.
Disneys Florida Adventure = would be a park dedicated to Florida, i.e. Pirates, everglades, NASCAR, St.Augustine and Spanish conquests.
WondersOfLife
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Universal Studios a brand name. Yes. Except there are ride and attractions that are NOT Universal and are instead FOX, Warner Bros, DreamWorks, ect... It should be name "Movieland" based on your argument.. Much like how "Magic Kingdom" is themed to a MAGICAL KINGDOM.
I've made my point clear. And I remember that it is useless arguing with you, as you normally just sort of repeat yourself over and over again. So I'll leave it at that.
WelshBatman
Active Member
come on retirees and golf courses and hurricanes and ridiculous criminality and insane politics... oh imagine the joy of Disney's Florida Adventure...
SirLink
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Universal Studios a brand name. Yes. Except there are ride and attractions that are NOT Universal and are instead FOX, Warner Bros, DreamWorks, ect... It should be name "Movieland" based on your argument.. Much like how "Magic Kingdom" is themed to a MAGICAL KINGDOM.
I've made my point clear. And I remember that it is useless arguing with you, as you normally just sort of repeat yourself over and over again. So I'll leave it at that.
There is nothing to argue with in this particular case. You left yourself open to such a silly offhand comment. But hey to the above whatever makes you sleep at night.
Just in case you didn't know Universal rents out its back lots to enable other Studios to shoot there, same with all Hollywood companies - such as PoTC partially filmed at Unis back lots - or T-rex chase from JP filmed at Warner Bros lots. Therefore having different movie studios IPs represented is actually fairly well themed and shows the variety that Universal can attract to use its services.
Unlike Disney which touts a Magical Kingdom with its overflowing trash cans and unclean toilets and unkempt attractions ...
Bacon
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Not much related to California in California Adventure beside California Screamin'