A Skipper's Observations

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    Originally Posted By A Happy Haunt

    DALMATIANS!!!
     
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    Originally Posted By EPCOT Explorer

    ^ Well done. :D
     
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    Originally Posted By HokieSkipper

    Ah! Just remember another disappointment.

    I guess since Werthers shelled out money for the Caramel Kitchen, there can;t be any other candy in the Germany pavilion? Literally the only candy there now is caramel. None of the great assortment of chocolates they used to have.
     
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    Originally Posted By skinnerbox

    Please don't go down this road, HS. I remember what food used to be like at EPCOT, even in WS. (Coral Reef is but a faint shadow of its former glory.) Great Britain used to host a British candy shop, where you could buy barley sugar and other distinctly British sweets. But those days are gone.

    Seriously messed up, Disney park food has become.
     
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    Originally Posted By Mickeymouseclub

    Did you actually walk into the new fresh candy counter sponsored by Werthers? The smell of fresh warm caramel with the option served with apples and assorted desserts...created long lines everytime I ventured into Germany(week after Thanksgiving). No complaints could be heard
     
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    Originally Posted By HokieSkipper

    <<Did you actually walk into the new fresh candy counter sponsored by Werthers? The smell of fresh warm caramel with the option served with apples and assorted desserts...created long lines everytime I ventured into Germany(week after Thanksgiving). No complaints could be heard>>

    Sure, it's nice. If you like caramel, which I don't. There's nothing wrong with the Caramel Kitchen.

    There is something wrong with offering ONLY caramel candies. Heck, the Kitchen didn't even replace the old chocolate store. It replaced a glass store. Why did the chocolates have to go too?
     
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    Originally Posted By barboy2

    ///Unless a film is a mega hit/classic, many theme park attractions based on the film lose their relevancy. Look at Back to the Future at Universal.///


    But Back to the Future, in my opinion, sucked very badly from day 1 ---- such a bumpy, uncomfortable ride infront of a most unconconvincing screen; it was a lousy reply to Star Tours.


    Excellent attractions based on dated/irrelevant movies should still flourish.
     
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    Originally Posted By vbdad55

    <So…let’s bulldoze it, then rebuild it. Not as a speedway, but as a Highway of the Future. Give it new futuristic electric cars. A new layout designed to be an actual roadway 100 years from now with scenery, landscaping and music. Just make the thing fit.
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    paging GM-- here is a sponsorship venue opportunity for Volt -- you took our money to stay afloat- time to spend a few sheckles on good will
     
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    Originally Posted By EPCOT Explorer

    >>>Please don't go down this road, HS. I remember what food used to be like at EPCOT, even in WS. (Coral Reef is but a faint shadow of its former glory.) Great Britain used to host a British candy shop, where you could buy barley sugar and other distinctly British sweets. But those days are gone.<<<

    I miss that shop... Good memories in there.
     
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    Originally Posted By bobbelee9

    In UK? Where? I don't remember that.
     
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    Originally Posted By vbdad55

    there are still some candies in both the tea shop and the toy store--buy my jelly babies everyyear and those candy disc's in the round can
     
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    Originally Posted By HokieSkipper

    Another thing that struck me as odd.

    Disney pumped a ton of money into the new bathrooms in Adventureland...and they still have paper towels? I thought with being such a "green" company that Disney would go the hand drier way, especially like the ones Universal has that take about 5 seconds to dry.

    Weird.
     
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    Originally Posted By vbdad55

    existing contract commitment ?
     

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