ReelJustice
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Why didn't they enclose the back of grimmauld place? To keep the theme of City movie Sets?
To save money.
Why didn't they enclose the back of grimmauld place? To keep the theme of City movie Sets?
While I appreciate the additional trees on the berm, I am surprised they are repeating the same tree after tree. They look more hedge like as they are planting them.
Actually, my understanding is that when they sold those packages they were actually expecting it to be open, not in softs. Softs are typically not announced to the public, just one day it is open and the next day it could be closed. This would happen all the way until the actual grand opening.
Was this mentioned already?
Park hours 8am-11pm work so well because lets say you want to be there when the park first opens at 8am. Most likely you'll be gone and tired by 4-5pm. Then for those that rather start later, can enter at 4pm and still have 7 hours to enjoy the parks.
or
you can hit the parks up at 8am, leave at 12 in the afternoon. Go to your onsite resort and maybe take a nap or a shower. Then go back around 7pm and enjoy the rest of the night.
This way there are more like two opening times and they spread crowds.
Photo Credit is to Orlando InformerWould anybody be willing to get a panoramic shot from across the lagoon? I want to see how the berm looks. Please and thank you ��
BTW, more trees on the berm! From @LoganTMiller:
"@ThemePark the old "hide stuff with trees" technique. #PotterWatch"
In terms of early closing, the original Wizarding World remained open up until 1 am for many nights during opening season, but the park was scheduled to close at 10 (11 sometimes to increase revenue in certain locations). Diagon Alley will not be closed at 10 pm, and we can all expect that.
Sorry forgot to post this before. Anyone thinking about tackling the crowds opening day?
If we get an official opening day I could request it off work, but the lines and people may be too crazy. I plan on going ASAP but I don't want to be waiting in a line that stretches out to CityWalk.
Actually, my understanding is that when they sold those packages they were actually expecting it to be open, not in softs. Softs are typically not announced to the public, just one day it is open and the next day it could be closed. This would happen all the way until the actual grand opening.