Good riddance assh**e!!!! The hat was like a once good friend who moved into your house for "a weekend" but ended up staying months telling you everyday that he was "looking for a job" even though you knew he was just sitting on his ass all day, playing video games and making your girlfriend pissed off. In 2 days that old pal will finally move back with his father satan at his house in hell. See you never man, now all they gotta do is erase every trace of you in time before the parents come in to visit :whoo:
Stop sugar coating it Cole... tell us how you really feel. :smiley:
1. That seems pretty obviousRandom thoughts:
1.) Besides TSPL I think a lot of the DHS redo is still up in the air and possible to be cut/rearranged/changed. Design choices are still being made.
2.) We're not done with attraction closures.
3.) Don't expect this to be open prior to Avatar. Probably 50 years of WDW time frame for Star Wars.
4.) I can't believe anyone would spend money to go to this park in the next five years.
1. That seems pretty obvious
2. Of course, LMA and IJ haven't closed yet. Possibly more.
3. I don't think anyone was expecting a full DHS redo done by Avatar.
4. Neither can I, but hey, the dollar conversion from countries like the UK and Brazil is so great that it's cheap af to get in for them. Never forget this is a TOURIST DESTINATION.
Frozen probably saved their 2014 attendance at the end of last summer through the fall. They may need to recreate what they are doing with Frozen at the Disney Resort to save their 2015 attendance. Otherwise I would expect a drop. I actually really like DHS, but with all these closings it's getting to the point there is not a lot to do there, and I like shows also. I'm going to WDW for two weeks in October, and looking at my preliminary plans, I'm going to be spending significantly less time at DHS than I normally do on a WDW vacation.... But I'll go there for sure, just to enjoy the sight lines without that ridiculously placed HAT.
I assume DAK took it worse. Epcot at least has Food & wine and Candlelight Processional.Frozen saved them, barely, and DAK and Epcot took the hit.
Never forget this is a TOURIST DESTINATION.
4.) I can't believe anyone would spend money to go to this park in the next five years.
Does anyone actually pay full price for this park? With the current Disney pricing scheme, I'm pretty sure this parks get added on for a nominal fee.
Even still, I think the closures on here are being greatly exaggerated. They've shuttered attractions no one attended anyway. But I wonder if TSPL will seem as cheap and desperate a move as it did in the other parks?
Does anyone actually pay full price for this park? With the current Disney pricing scheme, I'm pretty sure this parks get added on for a nominal fee.
Even still, I think the closures on here are being greatly exaggerated. They've shuttered attractions no one attended anyway. But I wonder if TSPL will seem as cheap and desperate a move as it did in the other parks?
Full price or not, you're still paying $60 bucks to get into the worst park in Orlando, and possibly the worst major theme park in the world.
Attractions "no one attended"? Come on now. They may not have been good attractions, but with a park so bereft of attractions, every closure hurts.
I wouldn't say gained...more like we are stuck with..Of all my visits to DHS, I saw the Idol show twice and Jack Sparrow once. Backlot Tour has not been worth visiting since the 90's. For such a lackluster park, you should be thrilled then to see construction walls popping up all over.
Plus, didn't we gain that Frozen show to the line-up?
I wouldn't say gained...more like we are stuck with..
Seriously though, walls in HS are a good thing..the park may be worth a visit in a few years