TheMaxRebo
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I was hoping for his brother James.
Middle name Tiberius?
I was hoping for his brother James.
I think thats how they do most of their giveaways.What a cheesy give away-- 4 nights in a 2 bedroom with passes for up to 8 people-- but if the winner doesn't live more than 250 miles away they won't include air fare....
What a cheesy give away--- 4 nights at Copper Creek in a 2 bedroom for up to 8 people plus passes---- but if the winner lives less than 250 miles away you don't get air fare..... cuz that's the only part that costs them money..... what if I want to invite people from up north?
That’s how almost all giveaways, not just Disney, that involve airfare/ground transportation are handled.I think thats how they do most of their giveaways.
What a cheesy give away-- 4 nights in a 2 bedroom with passes for up to 8 people-- but if the winner doesn't live more than 250 miles away they won't include air fare....
What a cheesy give away--- 4 nights at Copper Creek in a 2 bedroom for up to 8 people plus passes---- but if the winner lives less than 250 miles away you don't get air fare..... cuz that's the only part that costs them money..... what if I want to invite people from up north?
What a cheesy give away-- 4 nights in a 2 bedroom with passes for up to 8 people-- but if the winner doesn't live more than 250 miles away they won't include air fare....
What a cheesy give away--- 4 nights at Copper Creek in a 2 bedroom for up to 8 people plus passes---- but if the winner lives less than 250 miles away you don't get air fare..... cuz that's the only part that costs them money..... what if I want to invite people from up north?
What a cheesy give away--- 4 nights at Copper Creek in a 2 bedroom for up to 8 people plus passes---- but if the winner lives less than 250 miles away you don't get air fare..... cuz that's the only part that costs them money..... what if I want to invite people from up north?
What a cheesy give away-- 4 nights in a 2 bedroom with passes for up to 8 people-- but if the winner doesn't live more than 250 miles away they won't include air fare....?
Middle name Tiberius?
Just my two cents, but I really doubt it. Hamilton is a phenomenon -- I can't imagine there being as wide an audience wiling to pay those tickets prices for Frozen. The touring cast of Hamilton will be in D.C. this summer, and most of the remaining tickets are $625 a piece. If you're lucky its looks like you can find the occasional seats at $350. I can get tickets now for Frozen front row on Broadway for far less.I’ve listened to the soundtrack a couple times as well. Part of me likes the original songs for the show more than the songs from the movie. The ballads are especially wonderful in this show...I’ll probably see it, but I wouldn’t be surprised if tickets are as expensive as Hamilton.
I agree that Hamilton is a phenomenon. However, in the Disney community, we all know how much of a phenomenon Frozen was and still continues to be with young children around the world. Disney knows that parents and Disney fans will spend the money just to see a Disney production. My tickets to see Lion King this weekend were still insanely expensive and the show has been running for 20 years. I'm not saying Frozen will run for 20 years, but Disney seems to be pushing this musical more than they did for Newsies and Aladdin. Aladdin's tour wasn't announced for at least a year after the show opened to my knowledge. Same goes for Newsies. Frozen has been open for less than two months, and Disney already releases their announcement about the tour. Frozen might not be as popular as Hamilton, but it is a lot more popular right now among Disney fans. I just haven't seen this much excitement surrounding a Disney Broadway Musical in a long time (Lion King), so I just figured I would compare it to Hamilton.Just my two cents, but I really doubt it. Hamilton is a phenomenon -- I can't imagine there being as wide an audience wiling to pay those tickets prices for Frozen. The touring cast of Hamilton will be in D.C. this summer, and most of the remaining tickets are $625 a piece. If you're lucky its looks like you can find the occasional seats at $350. I can get tickets now for Frozen front row on Broadway for far less.
Yes it was.I linked this on my June thread, weird that it's just Hollywood & Vine. Was this in the passholder's area of the site?
Yes it was.
They’ve been updating it a lot lately with new things.Well definitely gonna be checking that a little more often, thanks!
You are reading it wrong. If you live within 250 miles of Orlando, it doesn't include airfare. If you live outside 250 miles. It does. So Miami you would have to drive, but Atlanta they would provide airfare.
Edit: I did the entry - you have to watch 5 videos for 5 entries, but each one is pretty short. Unfortunately they all advertise the same thing.
You have to use email to enter, and they pretty much have my address (and everyone else's who has a disney account's address ).... and I don't really know who would be coming... and I think I just wanted to complain....Then use their address.
Ok-- but DW and I get the master bedroom.....At least you can enter...we Canadians are out of luck this time and can't enter. So, you enter and give me the prize if you win, okay?