^ I would expect mugglenet was invited? (i think they are the biggest of the potter fan sites, correct me if I'm wrong)
Wizarding World - Diagon Alley Discussion - Part 2
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They're the biggest HP fan site, but lately it's just become a "where are they now" type of site.
Yeah, the big players are done with the day-to-day operations of the site. I think that's also the case on Leaky. The founder of Mugglenet is now with Hypable.
I suppose that'll change once Fantastic Beasts comes out, but that won't be until at least 2016.
The logistics of getting into/out of Diagon have been puzzling me since day 1. First because of the brick wall effect they keep plugging and using on advertisements. And then the massive crowds they expect. And people keep claiming 'breakthroughs in crowd management' with DA. IDK how they can accomplish both, they seem contradictory.
DYING for podcast tomorrow. Gonna try to sneak it in during work!
DYING for podcast tomorrow. Gonna try to sneak it in during work!
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Wait wait wait, whoa... did I read into this right? Will media be INSIDE Diagon today/tomorrow??
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I've been asking this question as well. Logistically it was fairly simple when Hogsmeade opened since they could queue everyone up at one point and control entry based on this. With the HE train, you now have a second point of entry that will ratably add people to London, unless they must exit through KC and then queue up outside to enter DA.
Should be interesting.....
Should be interesting.....
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sku, do you know if media will be allowed in with cameras or is that a no-no? I wondered if we(royal) are plugged into their twitter accounts and watching.
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Okay, i just randomly asked JeniLynn (From Orlando Attractions Magazine: The Show) on twitter if she was at Universal Today, via DM and she said "No, but her producers are"?? WTF does that mean??
That's one huge tree! It must be difficult transporting a tree that size without killing it. I'm surprised its entire root system fits into that relatively small box.
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It doesn't necessarily. Often they root prune a tree back 4-6 months before digging a trench just beyond the prune and building the box around. When Disney All Star Resort was built, they did this with a ton of large Live Oaks and then moved them temporarily to the parking lots of World of Sports. (trees so large they had to rotate all of the street lights out of the way on Osceola Pkwy) After All Star was completed, the trees were trucked back and planted per the landscape designer's plan.
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