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As an experienced Floridian and theme park visitor, I read through some of this thread and thought "c'mon, how bad could the lack of shade really be?"
I visited the Toy Story area for the first time last week. It's that bad. It's like the materials amplify the sunlight and heat intensity. The idea of being here in the thick of summer would absolutely peg the 'theme park misery' meter.
The complaints would be minuscule if they just created a themed shade structure between Swirling Saucers and Slinky Dog, along with indoor seating for lunchbox.
Same with Pandora, for the most part its nice and cool in the shade, but it could have benefited from an indoor "always night" (aka knockturn alley) indoor area as well.
The complaints would be minuscule if they just created a themed shade structure between Swirling Saucers and Slinky Dog, along with indoor seating for lunchbox.
Same with Pandora, for the most part its nice and cool in the shade, but it could have benefited from an indoor "always night" (aka knockturn alley) indoor area as well.
And this is actually way more out of the way than those tents were too since it's technically backstage lol. The tents were practically in the middle of the walkway.