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The Art Deco/Streamline Moderne facades are one of the things I like most about the park. I very much wish they would dive back into that instead of covering it up.

I'd be on board with this, although I personally would prefer they design a new ride with the Shanghai POTC system because I think they could (and should) do better with it. It's a good, but flawed, attraction.

He said Stardust was closed.

The Muppets are definitely not a product geared for kids at their core; they were specifically created for a more adult audience. Henson did not want to be seen solely as a children's entertainer after Sesame Street so he created a new puppet show that was not aimed toward kids.

Yeah, I think they're the biggest GC in the UK. I only meant their American operations.

They're a huge general contractor, probably one of the biggest in the US.

Are marketing employees CMs? Maybe they are; I have no idea how Disney classifies all their employees. I always assumed CMs only applied to people working in the parks, hotels, cruise ships, etc. though, i.e., people directly interacting with customers on daily basis.

That blurb is hilarious, because it suggests Aaron Murray didn't realize something was wrong until he'd been sitting there unmoving for 2 hours.

It's free to use, but if a company actually releases products using the engine they have to pay royalty fees to Epic. I think it's 5% of all revenue over $1 million. If Witcher 4 generates as much revenue as Witcher 3 (which seems pretty likely, if not even more), now that CD Projekt Red is...

We want the Speedway to be demolished and replaced (although the ideal time to do it would have been before blocking everything in with TRON).

Those plans look phenomenal; absolutely no comparison between that and the mediocre Riviera.

I do think there's more to dark rides than just the ones you mentioned -- I'm not sure how you'd classify Spaceship Earth or the original Imagination as anything other than a dark ride, e.g., but they're not really comparable to the classic Fantasyland style dark rides. I guess that's where the...

They probably meant the Tokyo one rather than the Disneyland one, although the Disneyland one is a fine C ticket.

They definitely should have built this instead of Lakeshore Lodge.

Supposedly the Stones wanted $10 million for licensing.