Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters Beats Out DCA In '05

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    Originally Posted By crapshoot

    In 2005, Buzz Lightyear's Astro Blasters Ride enjoyed a total ridership of over six-million guests.

    In 2005, Disney's (Read: Eisner's) California Adventure (Read: Mis-Adventure) enjoyed a guest count of just over Five-Million.

    OK, am I missing something here?
     
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    Originally Posted By Rivkah86

    Yikes.
     
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    Originally Posted By Nobody

    I probably missed all of the backup-data.

    * How many of paid for admission to DCA?
    * How many paid to ride Buzz?
    * How many did both on the same day (and were thus counted twice)?
    * How many rode Buzz more than once on the same day?


    There's probably a statistical "Fun-Fact" out there that states that Soarin' or Screamin' had larger numbers than DCA first-time entry clicks.


    Oh no, I think my head is gonna asplode!




    I'm undoubtedly missing something here, just like Crapshoot.
     
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    Originally Posted By Britain

    HA! Asplode!

    Back off ladies!
     
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    Originally Posted By kmovies

    Buzz must be a disaster ... since DL attendance was twice that of the ride.

    That means the average guest didn't take the time to ride the ride.

    And that doesn't even take into account all of the repeat rides.
     
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    Originally Posted By kmovies

    And by the way ... the ride is not a disaster. Just shows that the two have nothing to do with each other.
     
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    Originally Posted By 9oldmen

    Plus, the ride wasn't even open for the entire year. For what, three months, no one was riding it at all, right?
     
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    Originally Posted By Darkbeer

    ^ Hey, I rode it! (Was lucky enough to know someone who got me in, alas, I had to keep my mouth (and fingers ;) shut. Not everything was working, but was a neat experience in February...
     
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    Originally Posted By Blacksheep Uncle

    but were the figures for Buzz "first clicks"..



    (that's as pointless as the rest of this...)
     
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    Originally Posted By crapshoot

    <<but were the figures for Buzz "first clicks"..>>

    Honestly, who cares, it is halarious no matter which way it is spun.

    Imagine, defending DCA against one silly attraction at Disneyland.

    How utterly pathetic.
     
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    Originally Posted By Nobody

    ...and from the equally relevant department, this just in...

    The "Bit A" at Anaheim Stadium is actually taller than Disneyland's Matterhorn Mountain.







    The More You Know.
     
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    Originally Posted By Nobody

    Bit = Big.
     
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    Originally Posted By crapshoot

    <<The "Bit A" at Anaheim Stadium is actually taller than Disneyland's Matterhorn Mountain.>>

    You mean the "Two Bit A" :)
     
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    Originally Posted By believe

    It's amazing what you can do with statistics.
     
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    Originally Posted By pitapan16

    Thats a pretty amusing and interesting stat if true. Although, I wonder what any rides total ridership count is at Disneyland and or DCA. What is Tower of Terror's ridership total for last year?...There is no feasable argument or evidence presented that this count really means anything...
     
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    Originally Posted By disneywatcher

    >> Imagine, defending DCA against one silly attraction at Disneyland. <<

    Some people take a purely humorous jibe at DCA so personally or seriously that if I didn't know better, I'd swear they either were Barry Braverman or Michael Eisner.

    No wonder planning and development of the park became so easily messed up.
     
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    Originally Posted By crapshoot

    <<There is no feasable argument or evidence presented that this count really means anything...>>

    Certainly, this absolutely means nothing. It is both halarious as well as ironic.

    But we all possess The Amusement Business' '05 DCA attendance figures. Either we agree with those numbers or not. I for one do.

    And a D/L Manager provided me with the Buzz Lightyear click totals for '05 and putting both numbers up against one another, the outcome is pretty funny.

    Sorry if some of you are too sensitive to "Poor-Wittle-DCA" having to once again defend itself, this time from a D-Ticket, "Buzz-Lightyear-Bully across the way.
     
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    Originally Posted By Nemo88

    That sucks,Id rather go to DCA then go on Buzz,Buzz is cool and all but I would much rather go to DCA.
     
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    Originally Posted By idleHands

    It's not the destination, son. It's the journey.

    One must journey through Disneyland, to get to Buzz.

    Enjoy the ride!!
     
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    Originally Posted By Darkbeer

    Oh come on Nemo, are you saying that DCA is better than Disneyland...

    NOT!!!!
     

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