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Yeah i liked her idea when I saw that in the video.Kowalski transcends all boundaries of nation, class, and creed.
But seriously, Alicia has suggested that Kowalski's could exist in one of the buildings outside of the Fantastic Beasts land, thus giving it more thematic latitude than offerings within the land proper.
I'm really curious what kind of food they will end up doing in dragon land. I'm thinking you have to have roasted meats and lots of fish (for the dragons of course). I'm thinking they also have to have some basic kid food since that will probably be the main family restaurant. I hope it ends up even better than Leaky Cauldron.
My guess, similar to Potter, is that they'll use food more similar to that of the countries Dragon's is inspired by (so in this case, Norway/Scandinavian inspired dishes)
If there was a food scene in Dragons, you can be sure they will attempt to re-create it hahaI'm really curious what kind of food they will end up doing in dragon land. I'm thinking you have to have roasted meats and lots of fish (for the dragons of course). I'm thinking they also have to have some basic kid food since that will probably be the main family restaurant. I hope it ends up even better than Leaky Cauldron.
I’ve honestly never had a Turkey leg so waiting for Berk and (hopefully) and IPA to walk around with sounds ideal.For the non-Magical portions of Paris, a Patisserie, a Crêperie, and a Café with sidewalk seating are all possible.
When I think of the Great Hall restaurant in Dragons, all I can come up with is the Family Feast at the 3 Broomsticks.
But walking around with an ale in one hand and a turkey leg in the other sounds like a good Viking breakfast.
Kowalski transcends all boundaries of nation, class, and creed.
But seriously, Alicia has suggested that Kowalski's could exist in one of the buildings outside of the Fantastic Beasts land, thus giving it more thematic latitude than offerings within the land proper.
And originally Olivander’s was only in Diagon Alley. Maybe he franchised or expanded?
I think it would be funny if they explained all Kowalski related continuity errors with the explanation that he was under Queenie's mind control.Jacob briefly popped into Paris for a few day (if that) and was whisked away to Hogwarts almost immediately after?
Make that a duck leg. No turkeys in medieval Scandinavia.For the non-Magical portions of Paris, a Patisserie, a Crêperie, and a Café with sidewalk seating are all possible.
When I think of the Great Hall restaurant in Dragons, all I can come up with is the Family Feast at the 3 Broomsticks.
But walking around with an ale in one hand and a turkey leg in the other sounds like a good Viking breakfast.
Nicolas Flamel's would make a great bar, I mean he is a potion maker.I think it would be funny if they explained all Kowalski related continuity errors with the explanation that he was under Queenie's mind control.
On the note of food and beverage, Queenie's Mind Control would be the perfect name for a Wizarding cocktail .
I’ve honestly never had a Turkey leg so waiting for Berk and (hopefully) and IPA to walk around with sounds ideal.
two rides (London/Paris) plus one show in the London area. ......They'll come up with some really cool explanation/scenario, no doubt.Sooo, just gonna be 2 Ministry rides? Makes sense if they’re going for:
Wizarding World: Hogsmeade
Wizarding World: Diagon Alley
Wizarding World: Ministry Of Magic
I’m just not sure how they can pull off 2 ministries being right next to each other seamlessly
Should be exciting whatever transition they come up with for sure.two rides plus one show in the London area. ......They'll come up with some really cool explanation/scenario, no doubt.
You could always make the spiritual successor to the Diagon Brick Wall, but instead it’s a really big, static floo fireplace.Sooo, just gonna be 2 Ministry rides? Makes sense if they’re going for:
Wizarding World: Hogsmeade
Wizarding World: Diagon Alley
Wizarding World: Ministry Of Magic
I’m just not sure how they can pull off 2 ministries being right next to each other seamlessly