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Where's George Kalogridis? -- The First 100 MAGICal Days!
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He's also Tony Baxter's mortal enemy, so I am sure that plays into having him on the Blog ... the same Blog that hasn't said a word about Tony yet.
Way to go Blondie, Bland Tommy and Crazy Gary! You guys are MAGICal!!!
Sped2424
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If you look at what was considered an eticket back in the day then by all standards its an E
CaptainShortty
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Don't know if this was sad already but I do know he was at DAK Lodge last week participating in the magic band test.
Californian Elitist
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The standards are different, now. The Mine Train ride will not be considered an E.
RSoxNo1
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That beachboy?
RSoxNo1
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I would speculate that E-tickets would be based more on demand than anything. I would suspect that many new D-tickets would actually be E-tickets on a pay per ride system.
If you look at the picture at the right angle, there is a bit of a resemblance. Just enough that if you had Cameron on the mind, you might think that. In the second picture, there is no similarity. I went back and looked after the Cameron similarity was suggested. Some would say that my 34.56 minute analysis was a waste of time, and I would say they are correct.
Californian Elitist
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In that case, Alice in Wonderland and Roger Rabbit's Car Toon Spin would be considered E's, and they're not.
The ticket classification is based on what the ride does, for the most part. At least it is now.
Sped2424
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Is it though? Because there really is no set guide line on what should be considered on eticket based on what the ride itself accomplishes. I feel its more like what @RSaxNo1 said.
the.dreamfinder
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Evil Tony Baxter said:
Californian Elitist
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I think so. There may not be written guideline anywhere, but we can infer the system is based on how advanced the attraction is because of the attractions listed. Look at the E ticket picture you posted, Peter Pan is not on there, yet it pulls in long lines today, and it did back then.
Genie of the Lamp
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Did Michael serve popcorn to guests when he was being shown around DL with Fitzgerald? Or did he just do it those one or two previous times?
Sped2424
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If we are going by advanced ride systems then haunted mansion doesn't fair very much today in comparison to the new dark rides IOA is putting out. So if the parameters have changed today based on the standard of what is considered an e then haunted mansion doesn't fair very well and yet we all consider it an E ticket
Californian Elitist
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He was trained to serve popcorn. I don't think Fitzgerald was there with him.
Californian Elitist
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We consider it an E ticket because it says so on the old tickets. If Mansion were to be built today, it wouldn't be considered an E. At least I don't think it would. Mansion does the same thing Mermaid does, yet Mermaid isn't an E.
Sped2424
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Then its not an e ticket anymore.
Californian Elitist
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Right.