I think comparatively to other quick service offerings, McD's may actually be better
I may make a topic about this, because it is an interesting discussion
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I may make a topic about this, because it is an interesting discussion
I have to respectfully disagree on that, since I remember when Foamers/Pixie-Dusters were claiming that putting Starbucks in the parks were the equivalent of them putting in a roller coaster or WalMart on Main Street. But the SB's were pretty tastefully done in design so they're not glaringly standing out, you could do the same with a McD's.
An in the case of TSL, this is a unique case where you could make something stand out and it would still work in context. This is one of the few times where you could make it look like a Happy Meal and it would fit.
After all, it sure hasn't stopped them from doing that in places where it -doesn't- fit. Looking at you Poultry Palace in Pixar Pier.
Well, one reason Disney wouldn't do it is that the food quality would be better than their normal quick-serves (only mildly joking here). Al's Toy Barn has him dressed up like a chicken. They could put Chik-Fil-A in (even though it isn't open on Sunday) and then we'd as long a line for food as for SW:GE.
Random fact: in the late 90s/early 00s, McDonalds came in to WDW to study how they turned out fast food so quickly. It's essentially the same stuff. If Mickey Ds could do it cheaper (tho still probably at a premium over the real world), I'm sure tourists would love it.
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McDonalds practically build Dinoland USA. Disney dumped them in the middle of the Super Size Me and healthy food push. It's sort of nuts how history is cyclical with this.
Fun fact: Disney and McDonald’s helped pay for the original Sue the Trex skeleton fossil for the Field Museum. That’s why McDonald’s ended up sponsoring DinoLand, and why one of only a few recreations of Sue lives there.
If we weren’t supposed to be shrunk down and in Andy’s yard, this would be a neat gimmick.
The pavement? It’s designed that way to mimic dried mud/dirt.
This is something straight out of a horror movie. I mean, my god, WHY.
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Why is Kathleen Kennedy not in Star Wars Land?
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So that’s where the happy death day masks went.
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In defense of Miss Peep... in person, her head is kind of gorgeous, and she’ll look less dead behind the eyes when we see her in action. It was the same with Fancy Nancy.
Now, my issues.. her head is super glossy. And her body is remarkably matte. There’s a total disconnect that not only looks... not good, but it absolutely helps make her face look as mask-like as it does. And I’m afraid she’s going to look so weird next to Woody. He’ll just look more beat up and misproportioned than he already does.
With all that said, let’s be grateful for the marked improvement over the truly nightmarish Bo Peeps we had before.
Now, my issues.. her head is super glossy. And her body is remarkably matte. There’s a total disconnect that not only looks... not good, but it absolutely helps make her face look as mask-like as it does. And I’m afraid she’s going to look so weird next to Woody. He’ll just look more beat up and misproportioned than he already does.
With all that said, let’s be grateful for the marked improvement over the truly nightmarish Bo Peeps we had before.
