What If joe rhode were CEO?

[LAKid53]

Yes. He always say himself as a creative and was infamous for his suggestions and meddling.

But that doesn't mean he actually was....

 

[Tom Morrow]

I don't think anybody else could have pulled off a way to make Pandora fit seamlessly with DAK.

Check out Joe's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/joerohde/

He offers some fascinating insight on almost everything he posts. The man knows what he's doing and I wish all theme park designers had the same perspective as him.

 

[No Name]

It's Rohde. Not Rhode. I've made the mistake too, but better we don't.

It broke immediately and they've never even come close to repairing it. The ride, when fully-functional, I'm sure is excellent. I couldn't tell you because I've never seen it fully-functional. In fact the one time I got to experience it, it wasn't even in strobe-light mode (B Mode). Instead, the part with the Yeti was completely pitch black as if it didn't exist (which my family labeled FU Mode).

You seem to think that Joe Rohde already holds a business position. He's not responsible for the yeti still being broken and a variety of other things you blame him for.

 

[Movielover]

20,000 Leagues Under the Sea was always a Fantasyland attraction.

1955 Disneyland's Tomorrowland is calling...

 

[lazyboy97o]

But that doesn't mean he actually was....

Ambition would describe a desire, not an accomplishment.

1955 Disneyland's Tomorrowland is calling...

Since when is 1971 the same as 1955?

 

[Movielover]

Since when is 1971 the same as 1955?

You stated that 20,000 Leagues was always a Fantasyland attraction, I'm just simply proving you wrong.

 

[lazyboy97o]

You stated that 20,000 Leagues was always a Fantasyland attraction, I'm just simply proving you wrong.

Maybe you should read the post to which I was replying that specifically called out the 1971 attraction.

 

[Movielover]

Maybe you should read the post to which I was replying that specifically called out the 1971 attraction.

My mistake, missed that first post. My point still stands however.