Wow lucky! Guess I was wrong. Although the wait time was at least 20 when I walked on. The instance you just stated is another example of them playing with the wait times to sway the amount of guests in line, and it worked in your favor!
I suppose we could look at it as manipulating, but, what is to be gained by that. What would be the sense of changing the numbers for only a few minutes while people watched the parade and be back to regular lines again. People didn't walk up to the ride, look at the wait time and decide to watch the parade instead. In fact, it was the opposite for me. I felt that the lines would be shorter during those activities, but, since getting a fast pass for it was close to the same thing as parting the Red Sea, I decided to bite the bullet and get in line. I was rewarded for my decision. But, for Disney, fudging the times has absolutely no benefit other then making people like myself feel better because it didn't take as long as it said. When we do get upset is when it says it's 45 minutes and it is 90 minutes in reality. Something that used to happen on Soarin all the time.
Is that what Chapek is supposed to be addressing? Building faster and chaeaper?
It's something that's starting to be addressed. Apparently.
AKA, Pixar Pier in DCA.
In principle, this is a good thing. Why do I get the feeling that in practice it will produce results that I loathe?
But is it more substantive that just "BUILD CHEAPER!! BUILD FASTER!!" because WDI's organizational structure and development process hold them back.
Obviously it was due to the parade and fireworks. That's why it was a walk on for me two weeks ago. I was just noting another instance in which the time you wait in line is much less than the wait time posted. Looking back at my post, I can see how you thought I believed otherwise. Sorry, it was a miscommunication and poor choice of words on my part.
And a partridge in a pear tree???
I highly doubt it. I imagine there will be a tunnel with themes on both sides to match the land. Mountains on one side and perhaps the toy barrel approach on the other.
Advertisement makes the entertainment world go round. How do you expect them to beat the over marketing of Universal? At least Disney isn't false advertising
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Anyone else notice the extremely small capacity of that vehicle? Please tell me it seats more than 6 - 8 people per train?
There are more middle sections not on that flat bed truck.Anyone else notice the extremely small capacity of that vehicle? Please tell me it seats more than 6 - 8 people per train?
