tcool123
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The Sorcerer's Apprentice, Season 7: Fantasmic Journeys - Hype Thread
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NigelChanning
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I made a bet a few years ago that Aubrey Plaza would be the first parks and recreation cast member to become President. Now I owe some dude in Massachusetts 50 bucks.
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Sharon&Susan
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Moving the Monorail station in Tomorrowland at Disneyland to the Carrousel Theater is, allowing for more freedom in the future when it comes to using the space that the Submarine Voyage/Autopia/Motorboat Cruise are on.
Pi on my Cake
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First step is fixing up what is already there. New things bring people in which at the moment Disney doesn't need. But they could take advantage of these lower crowds to do refurbishments and updates to almost every ride.
Tnt in Thunder Mountain
Hatbox Ghost in Mansion
New lighting and plusses to Fantasyland dark rides
Randomized, updated sequences for Phillarmagic
New finale for Carousel of Progress
New show scenes along PeopleMover
Remove Magic Carpets from Adventureland and fix up Tiki Plaza
Small, quick things. But stuff that will go a long way towards improving the whole park experience
Solaris Knight
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What Pi said but also I'd try to add better themed food, which is a major component of why WWOHP has taken off as well as it has. Star Wars doesn't have much eating in it, but surely Disney has another food friendly IP aside from BATB or Ratatouille
DashHaber
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The Princess and the Frog retheming for Splash Mountain could easily bring in the chance for some restaurants to fit that theme.
Pi on my Cake
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Technically, Butterbeer was just Universals equivalent to Dole Whip
TheOriginalTiki
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Replace the Tomorrowland Speedway with nothing but a well landscaped transition between Fantasyland and Tomorrowland. The area between Speedway and Mad Tea Party as it stands now has all the transitional grace of a Six Flags park.
DashHaber
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@TheOriginalTiki Not sure if you saw this, but since The Great Gatsby is now in the public domain, a bunch of folks online have been clamoring for a Muppet Great Gatsby film and someone decided to write a screeplay of it...
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Muppets Present _The Great Gatsby_ Final Export.pdf
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91JLovesDisney
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As current CEO I forbid you from changing my precious Carousel!
Pi on my Cake
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Honestly I don't want them to do much lol. Especially since VR and voice activation have circled back around to being relevant. Just some refreshing modernizing the aesthetics a bitAs current CEO I forbid you from changing my precious Carousel!
Suchomimus
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Adopting Tokyo's methods of efficiency and maintenance across all parks and resorts.
TwilightZone
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Wow I missed a lot of notifications in here haha. Anyways to answer this
- Proper replacement for Imagination
- Get rid of all outdated shows in DHS
- Proper replacement for Dinoland
- New additions to Hollywoodland at DCA
- Proper retheming and enhancements to Pixar Pier
NigelChanning
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Quick Theme park question: Is early-middle of February a good time to go to Universal Studios Florida to where it’s not as busy?
Pi on my Cake
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Usually yes. Because us Floridians are scared of the cold. Though always double check Uni doesn't have a concert planned because those make crowds crazy.
Right now from what I've heard the crowds are pretty consistent always since they are usually at or near the cap they'll let it basically every day. So, I'm not sure there is a "less busy" time at the moment.
But generally speaking Jan/Feb are amazing times to visit FL parks and get low crowds!
tcool123
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Not February but
Last Wednesday or so at 3 PM. Rode spiderman, kong, hogwarts express, men in black, et and jimmy fallon by 6 pm. Longest wait was the express at 25.
On weekdays the parks are empty typically, but Mardi Gras is starting next month.
As of rn none of planned due to covid but it could change as Universal doesnt care as much about avoiding over crowding
spacemt354
Chili's
Last year I went to Disney Presidents weekend - I'd say it was moderately crowded (and that was before the pandemic)
I'd think now it wouldn't be too bad.
spacemt354
Chili's
Question of the Day
Going off @NigelChanning 's question - what is your favorite time of year to visit a theme park?
Going off @NigelChanning 's question - what is your favorite time of year to visit a theme park?
Brer Panther
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I think summer is my personal favorite time of year to visit Disney World.
ThemeParkPriest
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I gotta say that going to the Disneyland Paris parks on January 1st when there was frost on the ground and trees was pretty amazing. I’m from Minnesota, so just put on long underwear and don’t feel too cold riding the Indiana Jones coaster and Big Thunder Mountain.
Overall, though, I like fall. You’ve gotten into a routine with school or work, so a visit to a theme park breaks up the monotony.