I believe they will do something like they did in NY. Leave the base and build a new wall on top of it. And yes, those panels have to go.
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I believe they will do something like they did in NY. Leave the base and build a new wall on top of it. And yes, those panels have to go.
It doesn't look brand new :shrug: I does look ugly as sin...
They could leave the metal railing, but they have to lose the wavy-design border, which apart from being dated and ugly, just doesn't fit the new Springfield look.
That took them quite a bit, just for that section... but that palette would fit nicely on the Springfield waterfront.
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What else can I say?
Re themed but nothing anywhere near the level of London.
Temp fix for lasers, and now even more lasers are coming.
The area will look nice once the temp stuff goes. It will be an area you want to visit each time your there :thumbs:
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How many friggin lasers do they need? Who in UC/entertainment sits around and says, "I think the show needs 5 more $50K lasers..."?
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Not sure but apparently even more Cinespec upgrades are on the way even after the lasers!
I tried it at HHN and I couldn't grab a spot, I tried it again in December and it was dead. I liked Amity because it always had a active vibe, and you could grab a high-top table near the concession looking at lagoon. I hope Duff Gardens is a lot like that, or even better.
Thanks for the recommendation, I will try Chez Alcatraz out this weekend. Shark's Bite, right?
I agree, lasers were a great component to the show. I love hearing that it will be getting upgrades. IMO, it is really underrated. Having seen past attempts, this one is a winner. Great film library for now, and I like that the show platform allows them to keep bringing fresh concepts to the presentation.
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Maybe underrated by Disney nuts but the show and parade are scoring VERY high in guest feedback.
I was shocked with how much fireworks was involved in that show. I was leaving the park when it was closing on a slow day/night and it really caught me off guard how good the show was.
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You'd think Jim Hill would realize there are things we can look up and verify for ourselves.
There are ways to get around that. Serve it in a glowing glass or something. The drink is more important than the actual flames.
Ive got a few Disney nut friends that saw Cinespec and of course compared it to WOC and didnt care for it much.
I meant underrated as a way to say that it doesn't get enough attention online as a can't miss-gotta see. I've actually heard the "Disney Nuts" say that it is overrated. I think it plays well to the limitation of reduced pyro. Perfect amount of pyro to compliment rather than compete with the overall show.
To go back to Simpsons, is there a chance that the show will be mixed up soon to reflect the changes in the park like Simpsons? Or is a park-based show more meant for IOA? Don't get me wrong, I like that Jaws, BTTF, ET, Monsters, Hitchcock, are represented currently.
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That too. That parade impressed the h3ll out of me. Really well done, would like to see them replace Hop with something, but the floats were great. Really got a kick out of Victor, err, Vector.
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