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[belloq87]

The whole "50 Experiences" thing and hyping a splash pad as one of three "attractions" in Celestial Park did certainly give me some Disney PR vibes.

It's fine, I get why, but still!

 

[PerceptiveCoot]

The whole "50 Experiences" thing and hyping a splash pad as one of three "attractions" in Celestial Park did certainly give me some Disney PR vibes.

Guess I'll bite on what the 50 might be.

Nintendo
3 Rides + 6-7 interactive games (if you count the slot machine as an "experience") + 1 "experience-level" restaurant (whatever that means) -> 11

Monsters
2 Rides + 2 experience-level restaurants (Windmill and Stakehouse) -> 15

Potter
1 Ride + 1 Show + 1 experience-level restaurant (I'm assuming one is more impressive than the other) + 1 Wand Shop -> 19

Dragons
3 Rides + 1 Play Area + 1 Show + 1 "experience level restaurant" (Meade Hall) -> 25

Celestial Park
2 Rides + 1 Splash Pad + 5 "experience level" restaurants + 1 Super Store -> 34

I'm sure the shortfall is made up for by spell-casting stations and other interactive experiences/shopping experiences.

 

[TheCodeMan95]

Guess I'll bite on what the 50 might be.

Nintendo
3 Rides + 6-7 interactive games (if you count the slot machine as an "experience") + 1 "experience-level" restaurant (whatever that means) -> 11

Monsters
2 Rides + 2 experience-level restaurants (Windmill and Stakehouse) -> 15

Potter
1 Ride + 1 Show + 1 experience-level restaurant (I'm assuming one is more impressive than the other) + 1 Wand Shop -> 19

Dragons
3 Rides + 1 Play Area + 1 Show + 1 "experience level restaurant" (Meade Hall) -> 25

Celestial Park
2 Rides + 1 Splash Pad + 5 "experience level" restaurants + 1 Super Store -> 34

I'm sure the shortfall is made up for by spell-casting stations and other interactive experiences/shopping experiences.

So 16 bathrooms in the park, then?

 

[PerceptiveCoot]

So 16 bathrooms in the park, then?

Now that you mention it, I'm actually trying to remember where I though the quietest bathrooms at the park might be located...

EDIT: I'll give you a hint, they're not at Nintendo or Potter.

 

[GAcoaster]

Guess I'll bite on what the 50 might be.

Nintendo
3 Rides + 6-7 interactive games (if you count the slot machine as an "experience") + 1 "experience-level" restaurant (whatever that means) -> 11

Monsters
2 Rides + 2 experience-level restaurants (Windmill and Stakehouse) -> 15

Potter
1 Ride + 1 Show + 1 experience-level restaurant (I'm assuming one is more impressive than the other) + 1 Wand Shop -> 19

Dragons
3 Rides + 1 Play Area + 1 Show + 1 "experience level restaurant" (Meade Hall) -> 25

Celestial Park
2 Rides + 1 Splash Pad + 5 "experience level" restaurants + 1 Super Store -> 34

I'm sure the shortfall is made up for by spell-casting stations and other interactive experiences/shopping experiences.

There is A LOT of entertainment planned in the park not mentioned yet.

 

[TheCodeMan95]

Now that you mention it, I'm actually trying to remember where I though the quietest bathrooms at the park might be located...

EDIT: I'll give you a hint, they're not at Nintendo or Potter.

I bet it's near Moon Pie

 

[PerceptiveCoot]

I bet it's near Moon Pie

That might have been it, yeah.

 

[Clive]

Guess I'll bite on what the 50 might be.

Nintendo
3 Rides + 6-7 interactive games (if you count the slot machine as an "experience") + 1 "experience-level" restaurant (whatever that means) -> 11

Monsters
2 Rides + 2 experience-level restaurants (Windmill and Stakehouse) -> 15

Potter
1 Ride + 1 Show + 1 experience-level restaurant (I'm assuming one is more impressive than the other) + 1 Wand Shop -> 19

Dragons
3 Rides + 1 Play Area + 1 Show + 1 "experience level restaurant" (Meade Hall) -> 25

Celestial Park
2 Rides + 1 Splash Pad + 5 "experience level" restaurants + 1 Super Store -> 34

I'm sure the shortfall is made up for by spell-casting stations and other interactive experiences/shopping experiences.

I assume the shops count, plus you have to consider the street-based entertainment/character encounter-type stuff that hasn't been announced yet.

 

[Cup_Of_Coffee]

There is A LOT of entertainment planned in the park not mentioned yet.

Now my fingers are crossed for original characters for Celestial Park.

 

[GAcoaster]

Now my fingers are crossed for original characters for Celestial Park.

With light up costumes for nighttime

 

[Nico]

Guess I'll bite on what the 50 might be.

Nintendo
3 Rides + 6-7 interactive games (if you count the slot machine as an "experience") + 1 "experience-level" restaurant (whatever that means) -> 11

Monsters
2 Rides + 2 experience-level restaurants (Windmill and Stakehouse) -> 15

Potter
1 Ride + 1 Show + 1 experience-level restaurant (I'm assuming one is more impressive than the other) + 1 Wand Shop -> 19

Dragons
3 Rides + 1 Play Area + 1 Show + 1 "experience level restaurant" (Meade Hall) -> 25

Celestial Park
2 Rides + 1 Splash Pad + 5 "experience level" restaurants + 1 Super Store -> 34

I'm sure the shortfall is made up for by spell-casting stations and other interactive experiences/shopping experiences.

Id add the fountain across from the splash pad in Celestial Park, but it’s a great list!

 

[Alicia]

The best bathrooms are the ones facing the hub on the left side of Blue Dragon. Obviously.

 

[Magic-Man]

How much do we think tickets will cost for opening day? I'm trying to figure out what I should budget for.

 

[saint.piss]

How much do we think tickets will cost for opening day? I'm trying to figure out what I should budget for.

I'm going to take a guess and say around $180-$205 dollars (just the tickets alone. Not including parking, food or anything just a single day ticket), it'll definitely be very pricey in my opinion lol

 

[Wesker69]

Just prepare to do this...

I'd honestly set aside $1000 minimum as your starting point. Then factor in food, merch etc. It's better to save more than you'll actually need..

 

[Magic-Man]

Just prepare to do this...

I'd honestly set aside $1000 minimum as your starting point. Then factor in food, merch etc. It's better to save more than you'll actually need..

Well holy crap, I hope a ticket isn't a thousand dollars I want to go opening day, but not that badly.

 

[saint.piss]

Well holy crap, I hope a ticket isn't a thousand dollars I want to go opening day, but not that badly.

The tickets definitely won't be that expensive, pretty sure OP was exaggerating lol

 

[Wesker69]

I'd just look at what the current ticket prices are, bump it up by $10-20 & you'll have your rough average of the ticket cost.

I just say $1000 because it factors in food, merch & other randomness. It was a safety cushion. Tickets for the park shouldn't cost more than $200.

 

[Magic-Man]

The tickets definitely won't be that expensive, pretty sure OP was exaggerating lol

Tickets probably won't be, but Grand Helios might actually cost that much for opening night lol

 

[saint.piss]

Tickets probably won't be, but Grand Helios might actually cost that much for opening night lol

That's why the budget hotels exist