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My reading comprehension is off this morning. I thought it was an additional 32k, it is 4K more than the already reported 28k.
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Tim Whatley posted:https://taskandpurpose.com/mandatory-fun/disney-challenge-coins?fbclid=IwAR1jyhNzm6KcsSZR61syQ7K9IEoNB8gzf9mjD3kkHsysBXUHZWzy2e8lFOo Probably the only use of the punisher skull on police/military/prisec trinkets that isn’t a copyright violation.
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My travel buddies and I were comiserating tonight about traveling and tossing around crazy ideas for when sanity gets reestablished in the world. What do you think of this situation? 4 travelers - 2 travelers staying at WDW for two weeks, 2 travelers staying 4-5 days at WDW, and 4-7 days cruising RT from Port Canaveral, then returning to WDW for the remaining days. What recommendations would you make for such an excursion plan?
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poolside toaster posted:My travel buddies and I were comiserating tonight about traveling and tossing around crazy ideas for when sanity gets reestablished in the world. We need a general budget to make really good suggestions
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Fluffy Bunnies posted:We need a general budget to make really good suggestions $6-10k?
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Just speaking generally, the folks that stay at WDW for that long are going to (hopefully) have a much more chill and relaxed time unless they're the rope drop/close the park types but for that much time I'd really take it easy. We did 9 days at WDW when we got engaged and it was a good relaxed trip since we had plenty of time. Then we did a cruise -> disney for our honeymoon and we were pretty wiped out be the time we made it to the parks and we should have probably done them in reverse. We thought the cruise would be more downtime and relaxing but between all the drat food constantly and planning a few activities a day it really was go go go. Bottom Liner fucked around with this message at 05:23 on Nov 29, 2020 |
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I would definitely recommend parks first, cruise second.
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https://twitter.com/USJ_Official/status/1333274615523655680?s=19 Opens February 4th, plus some new photos.
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How’s that kart ride work? Looks sick. Edit: Found a vid sorta https://twitter.com/quicktake/status/1333288722633089025?s=21 Skeezy fucked around with this message at 13:47 on Nov 30, 2020 |
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Skeezy posted:How’s that kart ride work? Looks sick. If I'm not actively yeeting 20 pound concrete shells at the heads of innocent riders, I am disappointed.
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When DCA re-opens you could throw Mickey Premium Bars at the other car on Radiator Springs Racers
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I wonder if they are using empty Disneyland as an opportunity to shoot an episode of Mandalorian there. Cause you know Mando is going to Black Spire Outpost at some point
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Bottom Liner posted:someone make an account on Disboards and reply "that's because there's a pandemic" to every single thread finally, my time has come do we even know what they're doing over at Disneyland to keep it together?
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Fluffy Bunnies posted:finally, my time has come Downtown Disney (along with Buena Vista Street in DCA) are open for shopping and some dining options...and that's about it.
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Fluffy Bunnies posted:finally, my time has come Sign up for your reservation to buy Spider-man robots!
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TheBigBudgetSequel posted:Downtown Disney (along with Buena Vista Street in DCA) are open for shopping and some dining options...and that's about it. so all the buildings inside the park are just happily rotting away, poo poo's rusting, and it's gonna be a nightmare to bring both parks back up to normal maintenance?
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No? Most of the rides, especially big ones, will go down for months at a time. They're not letting the park go full River Country. It probably sucks to live in the immediate surrounding neighborhood though, due to all the vermin going elsewhere for food.
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Fluffy Bunnies posted:so all the buildings inside the park are just happily rotting away, poo poo's rusting, and it's gonna be a nightmare to bring both parks back up to normal maintenance? No? Most amusement/theme parks don't run year round anyway and that's never an issue. I'm sure they're still doing regular inspections and maintenance as well as running up certain rides every so often to make sure stuff keeps working the way it's supposed to. It's not like the landscaping and maintenance staff can't perform their jobs while practicing social distancing. Sure, when the state finally gives them permission to reopen there will probably be a week's worth of paint to touch up, lightbulbs to replace, and locks to change because nobody knows where the key to some closet disappeared to, but all that can happen while crews sweep floors, prep food, and stock shelves. This is completely normal for any park that operates seasonally. There's no way Disney (or any other major California park operator, for that matter) is going to abandon hundreds of millions of dollars in attractions. We're not talking about Nara Dreamland here. Coasterphreak fucked around with this message at 08:48 on Dec 2, 2020 |
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Yeah, my work is going to take me to Kansas City early next year and I was super excited for a chance to go to Silver Dollar City..... but NOPE SDC apparently closes for months at a time! I am so spoiled by Disney/Universal
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Yeah I haven't watched the Disneyland stuff closely, but I have to imagine they are keeping a skeleton crew of engineers and general maintenance on hand to keep stuff running and things tidy
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There's even parks in florida that close for the "winter"
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Empress Brosephine posted:There's even parks in florida that close for the "winter" yep, because nobody travels between holiday season and tax season
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It was rumored that Disneyland wasn't being maintained properly during the lockdown, but I can confirm that Disney World and Universal Orlando had people in there daily or almost daily to keep everything maintained and prep for reopening.
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alg posted:DL looked fine on the holiday special they had Thanksgiving night Pretty sure that was old/reused footage from a prior holiday special. A “Filmed 2017” graphic flashed by at one point. But yes, Disneyland used to not be open all the time and even I remember when it wasn’t open every day of the week so at some point in your vacation you had to find something else to do. Even when Disney was at risk of being split apart by vulture capitalists and most of the lights on Main Street had burned out, things weren’t that much worse than they were earlier this year with Jungle Cruise boats sinking etc.
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I think they filmed the Houghs' parts in DL this year, but all the other segments were old, yeah
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I was listening to a recent Jim Hill and he mentioned a current WDW guest survey that if people would be interested in getting room delivery from any single food service on property. That's a neat idea but I'm not sure how much I'd utilize it.
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Going out is usually part of what I consider a holiday. Eating in a hotel room doesn't have the same appeal.
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Room service exists. But is it worth ordering AKL food from your Contemporary room?
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There is no good dinner at Hollywood Studios that is not a table service credit in my honest opinion (and fantasmicalways interferes) and I always end up with room service pizza, so a longer menu would be kinda neat?
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I'm def in the camp of I'd rather be at the restaurants but I suppose I could see myself fairly intoxicated at CBR some night and ordering an entire Ohana spread
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I don't even know how that would work considering the walk to the actual restaurant (like something that isn't immediately accessable from the MK underground) and then the at least twenty minute drive to the resorts.
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Empress Brosephine posted:I don't even know how that would work considering the walk to the actual restaurant (like something that isn't immediately accessable from the MK underground) and then the at least twenty minute drive to the resorts. bizarro door dash? It really just sounds like there'd be a central kitchen (or a few of them) and you'd have disneyeats! show up at your hotel room door.
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