NextGen won't bomb. The GP will lap it up and the Disney Defense Squad will shout down anyone that doesn't like it.
George Kalogridis taking over TDO next year
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That sounds awesome but seems like a lot of attractions for Hollywood Studios and not much else for the rest of WDW. However, I really want that indoor Jedi show with Yoda and Vader!!! I also think Ratatouille fits more as a restaurant than a ride.
My guess is it will not be the same rat ride that paris is getting. It will be the difference as between Pooh's Honey Hunt in Tokyo, and Pooh in the MK. And I also don't think the Monsters, Inc. Door Coaster will end up being an E-Ticket either. So basically be 1 E-Ticket and 2 D-tickets. And I also expect the facades to be the rather plan PIXAR Studios "custom colored" bricks that TSMM has for it's exterior. And no attraction coming to Tatooine other than Star Tours. But some serious rethemeing, getting rid of the At-At and lame Ewok village into a mini Mos Eisley Spaceport from A New Hope.
My guess is it will not be the same rat ride that paris is getting. It will be the difference as between Pooh's Honey Hunt in Tokyo, and Pooh in the MK. And I also don't think the Monsters, Inc. Door Coaster will end up being an E-Ticket either. So basically be 1 E-Ticket and 2 D-tickets. And I also expect the facades to be the rather plan PIXAR Studios "custom colored" bricks that TSMM has for it's exterior. And no attraction coming to Tatooine other than Star Tours. But some serious rethemeing, getting rid of the At-At and lame Ewok village into a mini Mos Eisley Spaceport from A New Hope.
But you think the Indoor Jedi show will happen?
I wouldn't really call Pooh a D-ticket though.
Also, Monsters was going to be a D all along, as far as I know.
About Pooh, personally I wouldn't either. But if this were back in the day of ticket books, because of the Pooh rides popularity, I think it would have ended up being a D-Ticket just as a way to limit the queue line.I wouldn't really call Pooh a D-ticket though.
Also, Monsters was going to be a D all along, as far as I know.
And I know that the MI Door Coaster is planned to be a D-Ticket. But the Fanbois are all talking about it with legendary status and have convinced themselves it will be the second coming of Walt himself.
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Kind of like they are talking about Dwarf coaster being and E-ticket
Dis fanboys love making mountains out of molehills. Kind of fits for the Dwarf hill too. LOL.
I think the thing to know about Kalogridis is that he won't step in and screw things up. With the current dilapidated state of the resort, can we as fans really be that picky with who's in charge? Change is coming, and George is smart enough to stand back and let Burbank take care of things. Will he get more credit then he deserves? Probably. But if things get fixed I certainly won't give a damn. I want him to keep up his great timing, because that means we as fans won.
I definitely agree on this. I don't think they will ever just come out and say it's not happening. They'll just try and keep riding the wave of "they're working on it" until A. something actually does happen or B. It rides off into the sunset, with little to no mention.
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Sooner or later it will have to be addressed. Fans are NOT going to let Disney forget about this. There will always be one person, maybe more, who will constantly bring Avatar up at shareholder meetings. The more nothing is done, the more Disney will have to admit it is dead. They will just word it to sound all magical!
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Read on another forum that George got his start as a busboy at the Contemporary Resort.
Bill Davis from Universal got his start as a bartender at Busch Gardens, then moved to Seaworld.
Hopefully George will go for WDW what Bill + Comcast are doing for Universal.
Bill Davis from Universal got his start as a bartender at Busch Gardens, then moved to Seaworld.
Hopefully George will go for WDW what Bill + Comcast are doing for Universal.
Jim McPhee got his start as a parking lot attendant at EPCOT (during it's grand opening, too!). Today, he is the mastermind behind NexGen.
