I see what you are saying, however, to me that is still a dead end. You might make a minor circle, but, you still had to double back to get the heck out of dodge. That just seems to be a traffic circle to me, but, I guess to some degree that is right.
I don't see a connection there. How is that not having to basically turn around and head back the way you came in. Does that path from Hogwarts Castle continue on and connect with something else that would put you back on the right side of IoA without retracing one's steps?
I never went to Jurassic Park in recent years. Is the watering hole part of that?
Within the park, the land connects to Jurassic Park on the south and Lost Continent on the east. Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey, Filch’s Emporium of Confiscated Goods and Flight of the Hippogriff are not the entirety of Hogsmead.
OK, I guess that I just never had the occasion to find out where that bridge lead too. I stand corrected.
Since TSMM is apart of TSL shouldn’t it be included for ride/ capacity?
In that case, we should at least include the third track, which didn’t open until 2016 (IIRC) as part of the DHS redo.
Not really actually. The track opened because the ride was super popular (100min+ waits) and it opened 2 years before TSL. It was meant to increase the capacity of the ride. The same happened with Soarin, with the addition of a third theater in 2016. TSM shouldn't be included because a third track opened in 2016 and not 2010 or 2013.
Yes, but, don't you think that that stuff was all in the plans at the time it was expanded to the third line. It is now a part of TSL and therefore officially counts as capacity now. We are not talking about how much was gained, just what the park is capable of and TSMM is absolutely a part of it.
I thought so. And I had a blast there so I'm not being anti-Paris.
