Because it is only secondary marketing! Despite what self-proclaimed marketing experts here are claiming, I believe much of what we've seen about TBA so far is a result of the social media team hovering around the WDI team looking for something–anything–they're allowed to show about the project to turn into TikTok/vlogging content while avoiding major reveals.I love hearing about the little details, because that’s what sets Disney apart, but it’s amazing we know next to nothing about the actual ride. A couple years into construction and all we know is it’s an employee owned co-op in a salt mineand we’ll be looking for a missing ingredient.
Everything they’ve released would be interesting as secondary marketing, but none of it feels like primary marketing.
I know, but the line humored me.
Likely functionally different characters, but wouldn’t be shocked if they looked the same.
Yes they need to break up the green. It kinda looks like something that was left out and got covered in moss/mold.
Not officially before June 21st.
My opinion is similar to others, previews to begin between late July - August. Official open between late August - early October.
They had the best person for the job - he designed the masterpiece they are destroying now…. Those folks are being pushed out and few, if any, remain in the company.
Yep. It’s important to remember that, no matter how different the dark ride experience may be, the ride is still filling the same functional role as Splash did. It’s the main water ride at their flagship park in central Florida. I doubt they want it closed for two summers in a row. It will be open as soon as it’s ready to (unlike say, Rat, which opened about a year and a half after it was done).
