WDWBryan
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I just saw this online and thought the same thing. no one has commented on it yet
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The World's Most Magical Celebration - Walt Disney World's 50th anniversary
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vikescaper
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I saw a photo of Dolly Parton at Dollywood and one of the Dollywood 50 signs was in the background. I was trying to figure out why she was at WDW.
GhostHost1000
Premium Member
Dollywood also has the “Food and Flower” festival. How original
Every theme park that came after Disneyland is basically copying Disney.
And if those other theme parks originate a new idea on their own... Disney copies it.
I have no problem with that. In the end, they're all going to copy from one another, especially anything which is well received and popular.
LittleBuford
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That 50 is basically plagiarised, though. If I didn’t love Dolly, I’d consider it totally inappropriate.
Well, maybe if the tagline line was: "You Are the Love that You Will Always Have for You!"
GhostHost1000
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the oddity is their celebration will probably still be more the Disney put out
FettFan
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so…they purchased the same font package?
At any rate I’m sure Dollywood will utilize it much better than Disney did.
FettFan
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Aye. Knotts Berry Farm did the immersive Timber Mountain log flume…what, two decades before Splash Mountain?
And how many theme parks followed Universal when they debuted Halloween Horror Nights in 1991?
FettFan
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If that’s the case, every doctoral thesis is “plagiarized” because they use Times New Roman.
Besides, we should give credit where credit is due: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.
Argh. I hate fonts that make numbers inexplicably go way above and below the base lines.If that’s the case, every doctoral thesis is “plagiarized” because they use Times New Roman.
Besides, we should give credit where credit is due: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.
James Alucobond
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It's to make them feel comfortable amongst other sentence-case content, as if they have ascenders and descenders like lower-case letters. A good font with this attribute generally has an alternate set of numerals amongst the glyphs to use when the variance isn't appropriate (e.g. in an all caps title).
LittleBuford
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I disagree. It’s clearly an intentional imitation of Disney’s rather distinctive 50th logo.If that’s the case, every doctoral thesis is “plagiarized” because they use Times New Roman.
Besides, we should give credit where credit is due: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.
Cmdr_Crimson
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Nah, she was there in 1986 for the 15th anniversary..I saw a photo of Dolly Parton at Dollywood and one of the Dollywood 50 signs was in the background. I was trying to figure out why she was at WDW.
Same year when she bought Silver Dollar City to become Dollywood..
Basil of Baker Street
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Bathroom peep hole
Figments Friend
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Saturday is IT, folks!
Who is excited to finally see the end of this laughably bad ‘anniversary celebration’…?
I would like to know what is to become of all of those golden statues though.
Recycling?
Upper mangement giveaways?
Melted down to form new chain ropes for the ‘Tiana Bayou’ Attraction queues…?
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Who is excited to finally see the end of this laughably bad ‘anniversary celebration’…?
I would like to know what is to become of all of those golden statues though.
Recycling?
Upper mangement giveaways?
Melted down to form new chain ropes for the ‘Tiana Bayou’ Attraction queues…?
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Wait, what?
<checks the countdown in my signature>
What's "it" this Saturday? Did I miss some announcement?
vikescaper
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Yeah, I thought the “anniversary” was ending at the end of the month.
