Snow Queen 83
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Off-topic but your avatar cracks me up EVERY time.![]()
Thanks I saw it on a t-shirt.
Off-topic but your avatar cracks me up EVERY time.![]()
A restaurant, a bonus DVD selection sing along, and a show thatās been predicted to be on the chopping block for several years.I can see why, Ratatouille fits perfectly and B&B already has enough attractions in Disney World.
But you could swap "French" kitchen for Chinese or Mexican and the ride would be basically the same.
The cultural significance/relevance of Rat is only skin deep.
Out of all of Disney's IPs, Hunchback of Notre Dame is still the one with the most cultural significance to France. But without a preexisting ride or established franchise (despite the attempt to bring it to Broadway), it was never going to be considered.
Newly refreshed poster looks good, has the OP managed to wipe all the egg from their face yet I wonder.
Don't forget an "Enchanted" interactive storytime.A restaurant, a bonus DVD selection sing along, and a show thatās been predicted to be on the chopping block for several years.
That one is actually pretty good.Don't forget an "Enchanted" interactive storytime.
I actually think MMRR is *better* than GMR though I would have preferred they kept both. We will see about GotG. UoE was an embarrassment during the 2010s.
Frozen singalong is surprisingly good and better than anything in that space in decades.
Toy Story Land is more enjoyable than any recent Backlot Tour.
Soarin Around the World is a net-plus for the parkāwe got digital projectors and a show that fits Epcot better.
The new Land show is actually good. Havenāt seen the Canada show or BatB singalong though I expect the former is good.
I liked the M:S updates.
The Coronado Springs update was absolutely a win. And I personally approve of the Copper Creek updates at WL.
It hasnāt been that awful...
I agree with your assessment. I do lament that Rivers of Light never took off. I fear we wonāt be seeing nighttime hours at DAK. Why would they keep it open late? Because Pandora sort-of glows?I've always been too afraid to post that I'm of the opinion that Animal Kingdom and Hollywood Studios have never been better than they are in their current states (IP influx & all) out of fear of starting a debate about avatar or the great movie ride, thanks for taking the dive.
sadly, I do think Epcot just got worse and worse. fingers crossed for a better decade.
I've always been too afraid to post that I'm of the opinion that Animal Kingdom and Hollywood Studios have never been better than they are in their current states (IP influx & all) out of fear of starting a debate about avatar or the great movie ride, thanks for taking the dive.
sadly, I do think Epcot just got worse and worse. fingers crossed for a better decade.
I've always been too afraid to post that I'm of the opinion that Animal Kingdom and Hollywood Studios have never been better than they are in their current states (IP influx & all) out of fear of starting a debate about avatar or the great movie ride, thanks for taking the dive.
sadly, I do think Epcot just got worse and worse. fingers crossed for a better decade.
If weāre talking about putting mickeys āwhere it belongsā it would be in Toontown/storybook circusDAK expanded correctly though, they moved FOTLK into a better themed theatre. Most people visiting the parks every few years wouldnāt even realized it moved.
Studios is very strange to me, they really havenāt added to the park (which is the smallest to begin with) they just rebuilt it in a hap-hazard way. Call me crazy but I would have preferred they built Rise and some more shops in the old cm parking lot, retheme the quick service and call it a day. With the extra .5 billion or so they saved they could have maybe found it in the budget to add Mickeyās in the animation courtyard where it belongs and not cut the extra theming from toy story land.
A larger Pixar Park sounds great. For a Disney coaster, Slinky is enjoyable. TSMM is one of the few rides that myself and party end the ride hysterically laughing and exhausted from trying so hard to beat each other's score (way better than Buzz). I think it's the most fun ride in the parks.I don't mean to be overly harsh, and it's great that some people enjoy it!
I know that's what they were going for, and it's successful to an extent. The bigger problem is that it's very small and doesn't have great attractions. I personally have a strong dislike for TSMM, but even if you love it, it was preexisting. Only SDD and Saucers were built for TSL, and while Slinky Dog is a fun enough ride, there's just not much theming to it beyond the fact you're sitting in a Slinky Dog vehicle. You go by a few props etc. but I think it's a lesser ride than 7DMT, and 7DMT is nowhere near as good as it could/should have been.
I just think they could have easily built something significantly better.
If weāre talking about putting mickeys āwhere it belongsā it would be in Toontown/storybook circus
Hmm.... I donāt think it should be in storybook but I DO think storybook deserves more. I wish they could have done a Caseyās JR. ride, they could have built a circus train that was parked next to the wdw rr with AA animals sticking out... the railroad would have passed it on one side, and the Casey jr. train would have passed it on the other.
They probably wouldn't actually do this, but a madcap Pink Elephants on Parade indoor coaster would be kind of cool.Hmm.... I donāt think it should be in storybook but I DO think storybook deserves more.
I'm just saying... As far as places making sense goes, it would be a prime location. Animation Courtyard lost the point of its theming as soon as art of animation closed.Hmm.... I donāt think it should be in storybook but I DO think storybook deserves more.
I agree with your assessment. I do lament that Rivers of Light never took off. I fear we wonāt be seeing nighttime hours at DAK. Why would they keep it open late? Because Pandora sort-of glows?
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