the wussification of America continuesYeah seemed to go over real well...
This pre-Oscars commercial for Avatar World is terrifying people - Polygon
the wussification of America continuesYeah seemed to go over real well...
This pre-Oscars commercial for Avatar World is terrifying people - Polygon
According to my computer wife,Going through Twitter last night by searching "Avatar World", and by applying some quick, fuzzy math to user reactions - 1/3 found it creepy, 1/3 asked about why is Avatar coming/is it still relevant, and 1/3 were excited.
Looooooove this Spongebob reference.According to my computer wife,
Avatar World:
1% Cool Floating Mountains
99% Hot Gas
Sounds similar to the results of the Presidential election. The country is divided on Avatar. And the words creepy,relevant & excited slips in to the results.Going through Twitter last night by searching "Avatar World", and by applying some quick, fuzzy math to user reactions - 1/3 found it creepy, 1/3 asked about why is Avatar coming/is it still relevant, and 1/3 were excited.
Maybe I'm in the minority on this one.Is anyone else having trouble convincing people to go to Avatar? None of my friends seem thrilled or amped by the expansion. I want to go because I have been following it since it was announced. :bonk:
Eh, it's not like guests should expect to not fit in a ride seat if they commonly do.
That's why the TMs are so aggressive about it at Forbidden Journey. Now if you refuse the test seat or insist on trying to ride regardless they have the right to push you out the exit quickly and not care.
Is anyone else having trouble convincing people to go to Avatar? None of my friends seem thrilled or amped by the expansion. I want to go because I have been following it since it was announced. :bonk:
The "night time" factor is going to be huge on this. Instead of seeing the over crowded fire works show, or the old Illuminations, tourists will be flocking to Animal Kingdom at night to "fully experience" Pandora as it's meant to be experienced. Trust me, Disney will market it as such. If these go well enough, I could see them selling "after 4pm" tickets as well.
I agree. It's tough for the other three WDW parks to compete against MK. MK probably has as many attractions as the other three combined. No wonder people overcrowd it, and continue to jam it no matter what promos DHS, AK & Epcot run. Disney plays on the concept that tourists are dumb, but they're not that dumb. Imagine what the attendance disparity would be if there were no park hopper or multi day discount rate tickets available. MK would have 30 million visitors a year and the other three probably 5 or 6 million each.Again, you're arguing against the history of theme parks in Orlando. You're positing that "walk around a land at night, skipping the rides because they have 3 hour waits" is more compelling than "see a nighttime spectacular with your favorite Jungle Book characters and songs." Even Hogwarts can't sell the "come back at night" spiel, and even a relevant Jungle Book show couldn't pull nighttime crowds to DAK. Joe from Jersey wants rides or fireworks, not to walk around fake trees.