I don’t see a big issue with the fences. If there weren’t fences I’m sure paint would be ripped off of the ships already like the queues in Toy Story land.All behind fences. Fences that aren't shown in the marketing pictures.
I don’t see a big issue with the fences. If there weren’t fences I’m sure paint would be ripped off of the ships already like the queues in Toy Story land.All behind fences. Fences that aren't shown in the marketing pictures.
Okay, thanks! I mean, Gaston is dead too....
I'm still not sure how I feel about that. I suspect I won't know until I visit for myself. I do know that I am an original trilogy fanatic and a casual fan to the rest.
I'm worried they overestimated the fanaticism of the newer stuff, raised prices and now people just aren't going to spend the money needed to pay for this land.
Mostly I hope this land isn't a "failure". I hope this because I fear what would happen to all the amazing plans they seem to have for the future of Epcot, etc. I don't want them to scale back.
I don’t see a big issue with the fences. If there weren’t fences I’m sure paint would be ripped off of the ships already like the queues in Toy Story land.
I understand but at the same time I would rather these things not get ruined by people so I am okay with the fences.I can't think of anywhere else at WDW where every set piece is behind a fence. The paint in TSL obviously was not properly done. Overall not a big deal, but it did hurt the immersiveness for me, made it feel more like a wax museum than a land I was a part of.
But like I said earlier, I was much more impressed with the ride than I thought I would be, and less impressed with the land than I thought I would be. The land was also packed with people while I was in it and the only characters I saw were a couple of Stromtroopers and I didn't notice any of the CMs acting in any type of character. So to me, the land was no different than Fantasyland or Pandora, but I can get up close with the set pieces in Pandora. Also, Stormtroopers casually walking around the MF makes absolutely no sense to me.
I am keeping an open mid for next time when it'll hopefully be less busy and I'll walk around more during the day. Hopefully the fences will come down after a while too.
BTW: I am not saying the land is a failure or anything, it just didn't live up to the hype for me.
I can't think of anywhere else at WDW where every set piece is behind a fence. The paint in TSL obviously was not properly done. Overall not a big deal, but it did hurt the immersiveness for me, made it feel more like a wax museum than a land I was a part of.
Just got a Disney+ offer in the mail today for Visa holders. $120 for 2 years or $170 for 3 years. I also got a movie club invitation today, I'm thinking Disney+ is really going to hurt the movie club.
I just posted this in the GF thread, but didn't see it shared here yet.
https://www.orlandoparksnews.com/20...lIZujj3HtTkwp2iaR1CTbJbQJc-yAdU-Hr3ytgl_symW8
Doesn’t look like it retracts..... hope water pageant is still running
It’s a swing bridge not a draw bridge.My understanding is it is a draw bridge of sorts - besides the EWP they need to get other boats in and out that way to the dry dock
It’s a swing bridge not a draw bridge.
I might actually like this better, because I somehow really like those picture backgrounds.
It’s a swing bridge not a draw bridge.
I might actually like this better, because I somehow really like those picture backgrounds.
Ha! Just wrote the opposite, good to hear a contrasting view.
My son would have loved those backgrounds due to the trains and monorails. Too bad we won't be there until a couple of years and those will be gone!