Originally Posted By ben-gunn I suppose this is one of the reasons AP holders aren't held in high regard. We (myself included) tend to dissect the experiences in search of every little negative thing we wish we could change. At the same time we've forgotten how to just "sit back and enjoy the ride". This is not good.
Originally Posted By Justice dresswhites, I agree with all of your points. The Nightmare Before X-mas film is a wonderful Disney owned property that should be exploited. It does not fit into New Orleans Square thematically. Also HMH ruins a classic Disney attraction for people who aren't AP's that don't get to go to the park whenever they feel like it. Imagine you are a small child that got to go to Disneyland every two years in November...you would never know the wonders of the HM...you would only know HMH and to me that is sad Justice
Originally Posted By Justice ben-gunn, I recently went to Six Flags... I tried to ignore all of the piles of trash everywhere in the park. I tried to ignore the lack of themeing. I tried to ignore the peeling and fading paint, the filthy restrooms, the stale cotton candy, the "friendly cast-members", the pot hole filled parking lot, and many other horrible things that I wasn't looking for. I saw them they were staring me in the face. Those are good things to complain about. Thank God!!! Disney has a strong Fan Base who point these things out. That's one of the thing's I like about AP's. They pay attention, they know all of the little details in the park (better than most Imagineers) they know how it used to be, they know how good it can be and I'm glad that there are AP's out there who point out peeling paint and bad shows like SSL. So I disagree.... I think people should go on the attraction to enjoy it, that's why you go to the park...but if you see something that looks like bad show say something…I always do. Oh, one last thing...Disney doesn't have ride's.... they have attractions. Justice
Originally Posted By Groucho983 There's a difference between rides and attactions? Right..... Change is good, and the HMH was the best thing I've personally seen in Disneyland since Indy. Change creates good things and bad ones. At least you still have 8 months out of the year to "prase" the HM in all its glory. By your standards of change (excuse me, transformation), splash would still be a cave with a recording of a bear in it, Pooh would be an abomination of nature, and DCA would be hell on earth (not like it isn't already).
Originally Posted By cstephens Justice wrote: > Oh, one last thing...Disney doesn't have ride's.... they have attractions. Disneyspeak. That's like saying Disney doesn't have employees or customers, just cast members and guests. At the very least, all the Main Street vehicles are rides. /cs
Originally Posted By HeartinDL Ah debate, it's good to be an American - - this is why they make chocolate and vanilla. Personally, Tim Burton's mixture of Halloween and Christmas is just bizarre. There was NOTHING about the HMH that I liked one bit. I came out disgusted at Disney's attempt of blending the cult-type movie with our original HM. I have no clue WHY people like the HMH, because they are bored APer's or what?? I agree with luvdamaagic and dresswhites.
Originally Posted By cstephens HeartinDL wrote: > I have no clue WHY people like the HMH, because they are bored APer's or what?? Ummm, no, because some of us like it and we have different opinions. Why is that so absolutely hard to understand? /cs
Originally Posted By HeartinDL Well, could be - I'm from the Midwest, and I have an ANNUAL PASS. Please, don't get so crabby, CS - I was not being mean or sarcastic, and like I said, some like one flavor, some another. I was merely stating, that I prefer the original HM, all year. I love iasm done for Christmas, I am not against change. Hallowwen is my favorite "holiday." There is that holiness of Christmas, however, that Tim Burton mixes with "evil-like" characters and it bothers me. Totally my own opinion, ok? Ok! Now smile and think lovely thoughts, )
Originally Posted By BrigmanMT 2 Isn't the skeleton Captain's ship wrecked on a beach? He went down with the ship or something like that. I dont think it is really supposed to be sailing like the article says.
