Somehow i think they ll manage to pull throughDisney needs to worry about their investments not being able to recoup costs as price increases don't offset attendance lost.
Somehow i think they ll manage to pull throughDisney needs to worry about their investments not being able to recoup costs as price increases don't offset attendance lost.
I swear, this website sometimes... :saw: :censored:
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what do you guys think?
I dont see this being done in 4 months unless things start to ramp up.I feel like they have a lot left to finish in only 4 months or so...
I was shocked by how many workers were on site my last visit. I've never seen so many workers working on a single project in my life. (There's several dozen people scattered on the volcano alone.)I dont see this being done in 4 months unless things start to ramp up.
I was the same way the other day. Look at all these people!I was shocked by how many workers were on site my last visit. I've never seen so many workers working on a single project in my life. (There's several dozen people scattered on the volcano alone.)
I always think Universal's not gonna finish something on time but they've been knocking everything out the last several years so I just stopped questioning it.
Seuss Landing has one less ride than DHS and 2 less than DAK. So yeah, Disney has more "gates".
Love that Fraggle Rock Dozers reference. Very apt. :thumbsup:
Haha same,here. Especially the last few attractions. They went up so quick that even when questioned we got answers right away. I love Universals speed and determination. Makes watching construction that much more fun.I was shocked by how many workers were on site my last visit. I've never seen so many workers working on a single project in my life. (There's several dozen people scattered on the volcano alone.)
I always think Universal's not gonna finish something on time but they've been knocking everything out the last several years so I just stopped questioning it.
Yet DHS and DAK are going to be pulling in,so much money being separate gates while suess lackluster attractions don't actually draw people in. (and i like suess)Seuss Landing has one less ride than DHS and 2 less than DAK. So yeah, Disney has more "gates".
Over 40 in this pic:
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Over 50 in this one:
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And those are just a couple areas, pics taken within a minute of each other. There has to be another 60+ on the volcano. Another 30+ working on the park entrance. And I have no idea how many working behind the volcano or on slides that are obstructed. It's like the dozers from Fraggle Rock! They just keep building and building!
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With Doozers working on it, you know it's going to (Fraggle) rock!
Yes, i went there.
Not to get off topic..but Star Wars land is going to make so much money when it launches in 2065
Any construction is edible, if you're determined enough.Doozer construction is edible though...
I even heard trough the 'static "floating" mountain grape vine' that Disney has a scheme in place to sell off parts of their rockwork from Avatar land during an exclusive diner party for only $499.- in the unlike event that the area isn't profitable enough. It's done by Frank Brough so I'm sure it's worth at least double the price.Any construction is edible, if you're determined enough.