RobWDW1971
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Bless you for so perfectly and succinctly summing it up.Not true. It's theme is "Remember EPCOT? Yes? Well **** EPCOT and **** you!"
Bless you for so perfectly and succinctly summing it up.Not true. It's theme is "Remember EPCOT? Yes? Well **** EPCOT and **** you!"
The Main Street Theater was going to be built to house large-scale live stage shows, similar to the Hyperion Theater at DCA. It wasn't going to play Disney movies.I hear you , but personally I think it’s gonna pull people away from the mountains (you know - the ones with the longest waits) - this is what MK needs. God the last thing in the world we need is a theater playing Disney movies , live entertainment seems to be a dubious proposition as well with current management
The Main Street Theater was going to be built to house large-scale live stage shows, similar to the Hyperion Theater at DCA. It wasn't going to play Disney movies.
Ok then , sounds good to me , will still take from over a live frozen show (make it Coco and you have a deal)
Is the park just all-round quieter in Shanghai, or is Tron not pulling the crowds there anymore?
Perhaps GotG isn’t hard to get on because they actually built a ride with a great capacity?Yep. A non-family coaster has a limited rider base compared to most Disney rides (see Guardians, which is relatively easy to get on even as a brand new attraction featuring a popular IP), and the fact that it's so short exacerbates the issue.
It's obviously better than adding nothing -- no argument there. But it was one of the worst options for adding needed capacity to the MK. The Main Street Theater would have been a much better use of money.
I think it's because there's a motion sickness factor involved. It's similar to the Mission Space issue that forced them to add a non-spinning side to the attraction. Maybe they can add a stable coaster loading platform to GotG.Perhaps GotG isn’t hard to get on because they actually built a ride with a great capacity?
Agreed. The fact they could build an entire land and make no changes and plop it down in Disneyland Park and Hollywood Studios is a bit telling.Outside of AK which they can't change much as it has animals, the other 3 parks are one and the same. Full of whatever IP they can market. They have really lost touch on what made Disney Disney.
I’m not sure if I do. That was the best place to watch the steam trains work up the one small grade at the park. Was a niceIn any case I like Tron better than some trees and a berm so it’s a win in my book.
There’s many other great places and you’ll still be able to use that area, just to a lesser extent. The monorail station is actually another beautiful spot. TSI is my favorite. Nothing like watching the steam trains, steamboat, and BTMRR while on a rocking chair!Agreed. The fact they could build an entire land and make no changes and plop it down in Disneyland Park and Hollywood Studios is a bit telling.
I’m not sure if I do. That was the best place to watch the steam trains work up the one small grade at the park. Was a nice
charming area. The addition has just been plopped down with little thought.
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I do enjoy those rocking chairs! But the Tomorrowland pathway is really the only place where you get to hear the engines work at all. It also helps that they have often just taken on water and / or been serviced and will often open up the cylinders when departing Fantasyland (or maybe they were just doing that for me?There’s many other great places and you’ll still be able to use that area, just to a lesser extent. The monorail station is actually another beautiful spot. TSI is my favorite. Nothing like watching the steam trains, steamboat, and BTMRR while on a rocking chair!
Perhaps GotG isn’t hard to get on because they actually built a ride with a great capacity?
I’m not sure if I do. That was the best place to watch the steam trains work up the one small grade at the park. Was a nice
charming area. The addition has just been plopped down with little thought.
Not to mention that that was the best place to catch the engineers showing off their whistling skills while approaching Tomorrowland Crossing.do enjoy those rocking chairs! But the Tomorrowland pathway is really the only place where you get to hear the engines work at all. It also helps that they have often just taken on water and / or been serviced and will often open up the cylinders when departing Fantasyland (or maybe they were just doing that for me?
You are right that the path is still there, but it certainly won’t be the same.
I think the general consensus is that is isn't necessarily adding much needed capacity to the worlds busiest theme park. MK desperately needs a people eater to relieve the crowding a bit and TRON doesn't fit that description. It's also a VERY short ride, again not helping with capacity issues.
I don’t get what all the negativity is about - a new ride that didn’t exist before within a really impressive space - looks really fun and a great add
Unfortunately, there's been a lot more Disney and WDW issues to be negative about these days.Unfortunately that could be applied to a lot of this forum these days. Not sure if it is COVID blues or what but certainly a lot more negativity on here these days.
I probably would have. I definitely would have preferred a new electrical parade and the announced Main Street theatre as well as an attraction replacement for stitch.Would you have preferred they did nothing instead?
Would you have preferred they did nothing instead?
If they were to build the sort of ride you are talking about, then all they would do is allow more people into the park and it would do nothing to elivate the over crowding you refer to.
It’s a bit more complicated than that. Induced demand is very real thing and does have implications at WDW parks.This doesn't happen. New attractions don't increase attendance enough to offset the capacity increase (barring building an attraction with abysmally low capacity) because the parks already stay packed almost year-round now. Even Galaxy's Edge didn't do that.
Plus the initial spike eventually settles down. Which is why Disney hesitates to add more. They prefer to play shell games with line skip schemes to distract from the root problem.This doesn't happen. New attractions don't increase attendance enough to offset the capacity increase (barring building an attraction with abysmally low capacity) because the parks already stay packed almost year-round now. Even Galaxy's Edge didn't do that.
YES!!!Would you have preferred they did nothing instead?
YES!!!
This is a terrible addition, in a terrible location.
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