Bob doesn't like that.
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News Walt Disney Company plans to spend $17 billion at Walt Disney World over the next ten years
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Mr Mindcrime
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Universal isn't trying to score political or PR points in Florida .....
Andrew25
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Correct. We are all distracted by this theoretical $17B investment that probably won't materialize the way we think it will, meanwhile Universal is actually doing the work.
Minnesota disney fan
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I don't know about good ole Bernie. The stadium was right next to the ocean and the show was not that long of an event. I don't think they had a lot of marine animals at that time, maybe a few dolphins?
LOL, that's funny about sleeping dolphins, and the Hawaii ones are really special arent they??
It wouldn't be difficult at all. IIRC, a lighter and stronger Yeti was designed and could have been built, but Bob decided 15 years ago this ride wasn't worth it.
Disstevefan1
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Bob should visit SeaWorld to see what a good guest experience is
What am I saying, he doesn't give a cr@p.
Ayla
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...because they aren't being targeted by their state government.
Eric Graham
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I wasn't happy when Sea World got rid of Pets Ahoy. Then they had to relocate all of those working animals. Those were very special animals. But, that's just my opinion.
Disstevefan1
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Oh BOY, that's it!
Overlay it with an IP kills two birds with one stone - Jams another IP in the parks and gets rid of the Yeti problem!!
Disstevefan1
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There are mountains in the Moana cinematic universe, right?
Eric Graham
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Sorry, I'm not really a dolphin expert. That's just what I read about the particular dolphins being tormented in Hawaii. The police were waiting on the shore when they were being harrassed there in the water. On a side note, dolphin experience at Discovery Cove was a whole lot of fun. They are truly very beautiful and wonderful creatures!I don't know about good ole Bernie. The stadium was right next to the ocean and the show was not that long of an event. I don't think they had a lot of marine animals at that time, maybe a few dolphins?
LOL, that's funny about sleeping dolphins, and the Hawaii ones are really special arent they??
Eric Graham
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I go to SeaWorld sometimes because I'm very happy with the 40,000 injured and orphaned animales they've helped for over 50 years. I think they should advertise that more, but I'm not their pr person.
Disstevefan1
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Totally agree! Part of SeaWorld’s mission is to save animals! I agree they don’t advertise that enough and all folks think about the hit piece Blackfish.
BlakeW39
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Moana's Himalayan Adventure, coming to Disney's Animal Kingdom Fall 2043.
rd805
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With how good the insiders are on this board (and across the web), I'm calling major BS on anything Disney is trying to act they have up their sleeves'. Rumors are always leaked on what they are working on, and there has been nothing hinted at for years? (I can't even think of the last rumor that was spreading around - besides the garbage blue sky at D23 that was totally baseless).
Andrew25
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When insiders were surprised by Disneyland Forward, that told me everything I needed to know. Disney PR is very good.
If things were actually in the works for $17B, we would be hearing rumors left and right.
Kamikaze
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A lot of insiders have left, and a lot of their sources have left TWDC.
Not saying anything is coming. But the well for information isn't what it was.
doctornick
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Insiders here have indicated that the "blue sky" they presented at D23 (DAK and MK) are both very real ideas in development but perhaps not greenlight. also, insiders here have indicated that WDI is very active in terms of developing new/large stuff for the parks even though specifics are hard to come by.
So, yes, I would be included to believe that at least some of the $17B is real and planned to be spent to develop new "stuff" at WDW in the relatively near future (say 3-5 year horizon).