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No. I don't think they're going to have lockers because they aren't needed.About lockers:
Will this be their location?
No. I don't think they're going to have lockers because they aren't needed.About lockers:
Will this be their location?
About lockers:
Will this be their location?
Do you think when Nintendo opens this attraction will get a Donkey Kong layover for the holidays, ala Haunted Mansion? That would be nothing short of AWESOME.
Actually, it's a good point for thought. It's always good to discuss ideas. Sometimes one of the people with insider information will inadvertently say something they weren't planning to divulge. Kind of Interrogation 101 tactics. It's worked many a time. I've tried it a few times myself, with some success. Subterfuge with a capital S. Around here, the more they talk, even if it sometimes strays a bit off topic, the looser their tongues get.
Actually, I think that's true.I wonder the later into the night if they talk more too? lol
Do you think when Nintendo opens this attraction will get a Donkey Kong layover for the holidays, ala Haunted Mansion? That would be nothing short of AWESOME.
Why do we expect the geolocation data to be based on Wifi? Or is the misrepresentation of "wireless signal" happening?
I already have. As a general rule, UC hates using WIFI for ride vehicles. They vowed to not do it again after Forbidden Journey. But here we are.
:agree:I consider Amsterdam as naughty naughty myself. Wonderful city.
Because I know. I hate sounding cocky, but it is part of what keeps it where it is on the track. As Disneyhead said correctly recently, it is a kind of local mapped system.
Indeed, from Neder, meaning low. Belgium is also considered part of the lowlands.Netherlands means low country. Originally that area was basically marshland and later a lot of land reclaimed from the sea. But Anihilnation is from Belgium, not the Netherlands (Holland). Belgium is primarily Flemish & Walloons peoples.
Does anyone know what exactly will happen in the outside part of the ride? I mean, are we just driving up to the temple, or will something happen along our way to the gates? I know a confrontation with natives was mentioned once, could this happen on the outside part or is this related to the queue?
It's cool to hear from someone with roots in that area. I taught history when I was much younger and still dabble in it. My main areas of interest are late classical & early medieval so I've read quite a lot on the Celtic (Belgae)tribes of the lowlands, and adjacent areas. It's always interesting how the ethnic groupings transcend the political boundaries. I'd imagine the Flemish peoples in Belgium even today have more in common with their Flemish brethern in the Netherlands than the French speaking Walloons in Belgium.Indeed, from Neder, meaning low. Belgium is also considered part of the lowlands.
As for Flanders, outside the current borders, it actually extents into both Holland and France. The Flemish people are of Celtic origin and our dialects tend to be rough. I hail from West Flanders which is probably the roughest, so my speech can be very barbaric and peasant like lol, sometimes I grunt like Kong might
I wondered the same thing. Trying to figure out what is the purpose of the small outside portion.
[HASHTAG]#story[/HASHTAG]I presume it's just a theatrical choice to build up suspense, as you approach the gates.
Because everything else is just a screen.I wondered the same thing. Trying to figure out what is the purpose of the small outside portion.