AE does sound better than Stitch.
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What kind of ride is "Stitch's Great Escape?"
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Damien666
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Oh, it was. Too bad Disney wanted to make more money on Stitch dolls.
It also seems like Disney lost the which park came out with the better ride or show. Disney came out with Stitch in 04', U know what came out with Revenge of the Mummy. Yes, I know that's a coaster, but it's alot better than Stitch. I'm starting to notice the downgrade of quality of the brand new rides and shows. Disney is just going for good enough. What happened to the days like Splash Mountain and Tower of Terror? The DCA Tower of Terror is not as fantastic as MGM's. I can't blame the people who created the rides but the people that don't give them the money they really need.
It also seems like Disney lost the which park came out with the better ride or show. Disney came out with Stitch in 04', U know what came out with Revenge of the Mummy. Yes, I know that's a coaster, but it's alot better than Stitch. I'm starting to notice the downgrade of quality of the brand new rides and shows. Disney is just going for good enough. What happened to the days like Splash Mountain and Tower of Terror? The DCA Tower of Terror is not as fantastic as MGM's. I can't blame the people who created the rides but the people that don't give them the money they really need.
When i went to Universal Studios Hollywood last year in September, the Mummy Ride broke down TWICE in one day. It really ed me off. I think they need better maintenance. But yes, the rollercoaster itself is actually good.Damien666 said:
Damien666
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It broke down twice? Oh well, you do have to expect breakdowns with many high tech rides.(Spiderman is a good example)
You know what? I think Universal is more family friendly than Disney! (please don't kill me) But you do have to look at it though,they have a equal amount of kid rides,family and thrill rides. Cat in the Hat is more fun than Pooh. I do like Disney of course but most of the rides that are coming out are targeted at a very young crowd. They need more rides for just teen's and adults. Not a whole lot but a couple more. One thing that really drives me insane is people saying AE did not fit into "family-friendly" Magic Kindom. It fit 100% into MK,it was for the teens and adults! It was never intended for little kids but parents complained that it was too scary for my 6 year old. Those type of people are like the people that try to convince me that the most tramuatic death was Bambi's mother. WRONG! Mufasa's death is more sad, but it's also the best death scene ever in a Disney film. (I'm sorry if I offended anyone)
You know what? I think Universal is more family friendly than Disney! (please don't kill me) But you do have to look at it though,they have a equal amount of kid rides,family and thrill rides. Cat in the Hat is more fun than Pooh. I do like Disney of course but most of the rides that are coming out are targeted at a very young crowd. They need more rides for just teen's and adults. Not a whole lot but a couple more. One thing that really drives me insane is people saying AE did not fit into "family-friendly" Magic Kindom. It fit 100% into MK,it was for the teens and adults! It was never intended for little kids but parents complained that it was too scary for my 6 year old. Those type of people are like the people that try to convince me that the most tramuatic death was Bambi's mother. WRONG! Mufasa's death is more sad, but it's also the best death scene ever in a Disney film. (I'm sorry if I offended anyone)
WDWnahtazu
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Damien666 said:
i dont know if i agree. for a typical group with teens, kids grandparents or whatever disney seems more "family" friendly because its a park where you actually want to keep everyone together for the disney experience. Universal is more of a park where once you pass the entrance gate then everyone splits up and doesnt see each other again until its time to leave.
also the universal park is such a completely different atmosphere than disney. at disney everyone from guests to cast members seem to get that the main goal for everyone is to have a good day. so everyones smiling and chit chatting with strangers so its a very classy experience. you walk into universal after a few days at disney and you feel like you just parachuted into some strange isolated hillbilly town and you werent invited. the employees arent helpful or friendly. fellow guests seem to be on a mission to cut in front of you in lines or stare you down at every chance. and everyone just seems like theyre in such a rush.
its not as white trashy as a day at six flags but its also far from the laid back world of disney parks. so while universal may have more ride variety for teen and adults, if i had to pick one for my "family" then disney blows universal out of the water.