Nearmaps has a better aerial shot, and man it looks great.
Nearmaps has a better aerial shot, and man it looks great.
I’m a fanboy of theme parks. As I’ve noted, I prefer Universal now but that may change and I still love Disney. A lot has to do with discovering Universal and breaking with Disney after most my life(parents are obsessed with Disney). Now me and my family(wife and daughter) consider ourselves a Universal family cause they showed they can can stand toe toe with Disney and not blink. With that said we will not even be doing Universal this year and will be at Disneyland in a little over a week. We love theme parks in general.I love not being a fanboy. Because now I have 2 great destinations to enjoy. Instead of blind loyalty to a company that barely knows I exist.
Let me say this, is there REALLY a need to call Galaxy's Edge a Pottah Swatter?
This is, the same way Diagon is to Star Wars, to how Pandora was to Hogsmeade. And while I do think this is going to be outstanding, the comparison game is going to lead to nowhere. Especially, if Disney's overcharge bite's them (and if it's just as bad as Orlando's price increase).
I love not being a fanboy. Because now I have 2 great destinations to enjoy. Instead of blind loyalty to a company that barely knows I exist.
I’m a fanboy of theme parks. As I’ve noted, I prefer Universal now but that may change and I still love Disney. A lot has to do with discovering Universal and breaking with Disney after most my life(parents are obsessed with Disney). Now me and my family(wife and daughter) consider ourselves a Universal family cause they showed they can can stand toe toe with Disney and not blink. With that said we will not even be doing Universal this year and will be at Disneyland in a little over a week. We love theme parks in general.
With Star Wars: Galaxies Edge we get Disney’s response then Universal answers with Nintendo and Disney with Marvel and God willing Universal pulls the white buffalo and we see LotR. Either way I’m excited for the future.
Shout out to SeaWorld also on the comeback trail.
Now back to to Star Wars: Galaxies Edge super excited and see you in 2 years, at Disneys Hollywood Studios though. 2020, Orlando, 2+ weeks, yes sir!
I think calling him “being offended” is kind of a stretch if he disagrees with your point. He also brings up an interesting point as well....My man, why is that everything I say offends you? We are talking about theme parks after all, not geopolitics.
Competition is a good thing. Universal did a great thing with WWOHP, which then prompted Disney to create SWL. We all win in the end. (Though I do get a Universal Fanboy vibe from you )
Disney better be really careful here. Yes, it’s the largest expansion in DL proper’s history, but if they’re not careful, I could see a repeat of Wizarding World opening in Hollywood of not being nearly as popular as expected. That and another BIG factor...Let me say this, is there REALLY a need to call Galaxy's Edge a Pottah Swatter?
This is, the same way Diagon is to Star Wars, to how Pandora was to Hogsmeade. And while I do think this is going to be outstanding, the comparison game is going to lead to nowhere. Especially, if Disney's overcharge bite's them (and if it's just as bad as Orlando's price increase).
Competition is a good thing. Universal did a great thing with WWOHP, which then prompted Disney to create SWL. We all win in the end. (Though I do get a Universal Fanboy vibe from you )
My man, why is that everything I say offends you? We are talking about theme parks after all, not geopolitics.
plus...now there will be a really large imbalance with DCA, especially with the Marvel rides seeming to be delayed far off into the future, if ever.Kinda sucks how unbalanced DL will be after SWGE. DL should have added something to the right side of the park to have somewhat of an effect on crowds. Hoping that the Fantasyand/Tomorrowland updates in the next couple of years balance the park again.
plus...now there will be a really large imbalance with DCA, especially with the Marvel rides seeming to be delayed far off into the future, if ever.
My man, why is that everything I say offends you? We are talking about theme parks after all, not geopolitics.
It’s such a dumb loaded term now that we roll our eyes at it constantly.
In a genuine sense, in what way does it seem that I am offended by what you say? And why do you think I'm going on a geopolitical standpoint, when I compare the likes of other things Disney & Universal that have been done?
The reason why I compared GE to Diagon, is imply that on an immersive level; this is without a doubt, one of the biggest endeavors that Disney has done, and is aiming for that level of enclosing you into that world. In a similar way, that's why I compared Pandora from Animal Kingdom, to Hogsmeade.
My concern with Galaxy's Edge, lies in that I think WDI may be going to extremes to ensure that happening (such as the 1 billion budget for each), and that I have a large amount of concern that this is going to bite them more than what is expected.
Alongside if they continue to confuse and alienate the GA on the ticketing system, this may turn out to be as problematic as how Hogsmeade was for USH.
Not to mention, that I would even argue that Disney needs to do more than improve the flow of the streets to keep guests satisfied.