The Theme Park Thread • Page 126

I've used it in the past and it worked as advertised.... that was pre-covid though.

 

I can’t believe I’m going to have to game plan like an NFL coach to have a good time at DisneyLand

 

It used to be fun (for WDW) - especially when you had your tickets 60+ days out and were staying on property. Yeah it may have been hectic at first between me and my wife on three different devices locking in the FP+ selections and dining (180 days out), but it paid off in a more relaxed time once there. Was fun swapping out attractions/times, too, once there. Now it's different, mainly because of how much extra it costs to do what was free pre-covid.

 

damn that happened quick

 

It's a small world is the rare ride where the wait is almost always longer than the posted one.

 

Uhhh

 

yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeesh how tone deaf can you be

 

I feel bad for the people that chimed in and said that this was a bad idea and got overruled.

That’s article basically says…get drunk at our bar, play your angriest music on a Ferris wheel, and shoot at some targets using a mini assault rifle.

 

Of course it’s in Florida lol

 

ICON Park doesn't need any more bad press...

 

My wife and I are planning on visiting Japan in May of next year. We're definitely going to visit DisneySea while were there.

Is it also worth visiting Universal while were there? Based on my research it looks like they have some legacy rides and the Nintendo land. I did read though that it can be extremely packed and sometime you can't get a ticket to visit the Nintendo area. I'm curious if I should just wait until they open epic universe in Orlando

 

If you haven’t been on the legacy rides I’d say go for it

 

My wife and kid just got hired for a T-Mobile commercial that'll pay them enough money to cover our Jan 2023 trip tickets to WDW, so, very excited for that. $1400 for tickets alone is legit insane, but it's all my kids have been talking about since I left to look forward to when I get back home. Already have Shades of Green booked, too, which helps tremendously money wise.

 

Conor Murphy wearing a spirit jersey on stage right now Foxing the official band of WDW give me a nighttime fireworks show set to their music

 

King

Wonder if they got that when I saw them at Orlando HOB last September

 

It has been zero days since the last park-closing incident at Knott's due to fighting.

 

This is closed already

 

This would be really cool, especially in conjunction with the rumored Ministry of Magic ride/experience.

 

Can't wait to see The Shire when I'm 40

 

I'm going to convince myself that rumor is true and then be disappointed when it's not

 

I have never experienced a whole new park opening. Are the crowds unbearable for months?

 

I've already talked to a few friends about going to Epic Universe opening week because those opportunities don't come up often. I'm prepared for it to be hell but worth it.