Fantasyland Expansion - Part 2
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Solid D. There's nothing here that's exemplary or all that great.
An E-Ticket is Gringotts.
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D. And I wouldn't call it a mountain either, though some want to call it just that.
I think how well they pull off the swinging carts (If they do it all), will make all the difference.
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I'm honestly kind of surprised that there is a disagreement on this. I know that everyone has their own opinion and all, but the difference between an E-ticket and D-ticket attraction should be pretty discernible.
Expedition Everest - E
Tower of Terror - E
Splash Mountain - E
Forbidden Journey - E
That's just to name a few that quickly came to mind. I think its safe to say that, while the new SDMT may be a great attraction, it is not going to be on the level of those named above. And while I acknowledge that I have obviously not experienced the attraction yet, I am saying that based off of what we have seen directly from Disney.
Expedition Everest - E
Tower of Terror - E
Splash Mountain - E
Forbidden Journey - E
That's just to name a few that quickly came to mind. I think its safe to say that, while the new SDMT may be a great attraction, it is not going to be on the level of those named above. And while I acknowledge that I have obviously not experienced the attraction yet, I am saying that based off of what we have seen directly from Disney.
Slowly becoming a D-Ticket in my opinion as the coaster portion is no more thrilling than Big Thunder Mountain and the effects are barely in functioning order...
I do believe that Snow White will have some umph because of the swinging aspect, but knowing Disney they will water it down.
Exactly, the last E-Ticket Disney created was RSR and this doesn't even come close to the awesomeness of that attraction.
Certainly agree on the unfortunate state of EE. At this point, I think the queue is more of an attraction that the ride.
Exactly my point. It just doesn't seem reasonable to place this ride into a category of attractions that it simply cannot touch.
That being said, I think it's important to point out that there's nothing wrong with a D-ticket attraction. It doesn't mean that it will be any less enjoyable. We're simply calling it what it is.
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You can honestly say the same thing about the deplorable condition of Splash Mountain.
I actually like the art of the Ariel one. The Belle case looks really weird, and her nose is HUGE. New Fantasyland is nice, but I only stayed in there for maybe 1 hour and was able to do everything. I know people do not like to compare Wizarding World to New Fantasyland but the first time I was at WW, I was there for hours. Enjoying the shops and taking everything in. New Fantasyland does not provide that.
You can honestly say the same thing about the deplorable condition of Splash Mountain.
I hate to hear that, as Splash Mountain is my favorite Disney attraction.
:stunned: I guess dragging your kid through the wet ground is one way to get around faster...
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OH! BTW, beautiful pics, Don Pacho! :thumbs:
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