Recent content by dlfan1313

He gets it.

Indeed, but they're chasing those Butter Beer bucks instead of prioritizing the creation of amazing attractions and environments and letting rest take care of itself. I have no doubts whatsoever that both MK expansions (if the second even happens) are built around LL sales as the singular...

Of course, they haven't always been perfect, and they never will be. You are obviously welcome to your incorrect opinion. (That's a joke. Joking with each other is something we used to do in olden days.) I'm not, though, joking about Frontierland showing the passage of time a bit weak. I don't...

No, not really fully serious. Just pointing out a continuing decline.

First, you need to pretend you just interrupted my hour-long diatribe about the weather and my various medical conditions, and envision the grizzled old man I am sitting in my bacralounger while I try earnestly to convince you that theme parks were once about theming and not individual IPs...

Amen! Disney is currently on a two-step process. Step 1: Become like Universal. Step 2: Become more like 6 Flags. The concept of themed lands, the entire basis upon which the parks were based, is being eroded away with the silt of the river.

What will be the first fan service action, and how long til it's announced? I'm guessing it'll be something quite minor that the Unionists will love, while lowly Fenians, such as myself, will see as a minor concession. I hope, rather desperately to be honest, that his reign sally forths a new...

Well... I'm not sure. In the quote you quoted, I meant that no application or insinuation, in or of my words, meant anything more than a rational person can hear contrary opinions without resorting to anger or insults. Anything further brings to the forefront what the reader read, not what was...

And you're over-inflating your literacy if that's what you think I've done.

Oh my yes, please, ignore me. Ignore all that you don't agree with. It makes you and the world better.

I like updates, upgrades, and refurbishments of attractions. They're great and necessary. However, it weaves quite a tale that Disney pimps these rather minor changes and basic maintenance as exciting reasons to hand over to them money that most people don't even have to begin with. That's not...

They could have done a lot. It didn't have to be flat. That's what they chose. It's a very profitable enterprise, and the coffers can scarcely hide their bilkings. They went cheap because they know they can.

Sure. Report me.

I'm sure everyone is tired of me spouting the same dribble, but this sounds so cheap.

No matter what they build, and I'm sticking with my bold it's at least 10 years out if ever prediction, building a kiddieland is the wrong choice. Whoever pointed out that this was geared around maximizing Rube Express (copyright) sales hit it on the head. Every decision made is now based on...