If that were true, you would be VP of Disney Parks and they would be in your mom's basement. Just because you want The Walt Disney Company to build new rides all of the time means your more competent than the current executives. There's alittle more to it than that I'm afraid.
I'm glad you added to this by saying your reason was also made up because it did not sound like it in your original post.
I'm sorry, but, I do not understand that post at all. What or who are talking about or the point you are trying to make. But, feel free to swing away. I've never said any such thing... in fact, the exact opposite. What I don't do is fire off the "incompetent" bomb toward Disney executives when I don't have any idea how to make it work. It is all opinion from us. And if we were that smart we would be to busy counting our money to be spending time on the interwebs.
I think he is more replying to the tone of some of your posts.
Of course something is going on... they haven't really started yet. Who makes up this time chart? You? Do you know all the in's and out's of how to build theme park lands that you know that everything that has to be done, has to be modeled, designed and fabricated to make a smooth build operation happen? Do they dig a hole, close down for a week waiting for specialty construction materials to be made and delivered?
You're right. please excuse me.
Like how the Studio Backlot Tour has been closed since September 27, 2014 and they've still barely begun on this compared to 9 month builds for similar lands at other parks?
Yeah, I don't think there's been any real talks of just shutting down the project, just hopefully changing things up.
Some fights just aren't worth fighting.
Did they use an empty piece of land or did they have to clear something for it there? That seems to be what held up this project so much was all the demo and moving things around that needed to happen.
There is one in DisneylandI really doubt they'd shut it down, especially with the headlines it made when the project was announced (at D23, no less). But it would be very nice to figure out what exactly is going on with the project now.
On another note, Mike S, I saw your dream DHS and I have gunning for a Toontown/Roger Rabbit since the day I was born! I even sent the idea to an imagineer when I was younger- imagine how heartbroken I was when they said no outside ideas
As far as I know there wasn't nearly as much demo needed for Paris, but on the same token DHS should have started demo a year earlier.
Agreed. I never understood why they didn't start demo since the ride was closed. As far as I understood, the closure was for cost savings, but if you're gonna close the ride, might as well start demo.
I don't understand the point of that. Nothing happened because they didn't want it too. What is so difficult to understand about that. Is there a law that says they have to do something the moment they close something down. They just plain didn't do anything because they just plain didn't want too do anything. It has nothing to do with how long it took to build similar lands, it has everything to do with when they wanted to do something. We can't define a specific time frame as being acceptable or not, and do it with any degree of reality. What exactly is the big deal. They are the ones that stood to lose by delaying any decision and movement, all we did was wait. Do you at home, never delay action on something for whatever reason you may have for delaying it? I'm sorry I just don't understand why when they do something is anything that is owed to us. If we don't agree we simply don't go there. That is the absolute only control we have. If you are a stock holder of significance, you call the board directors and give them hell, otherwise, you have no control at all. Nor is it any of our business how any business is run, if we don't have stock.
I wonder a few things on this.