Graeme

https://orlandoparkstop.com/news/rumors/yoshi-omnimover-ride-details-for-super-nintendo-world-yoshis-adventure/ Details on the Yoshi ride at Super Nintendo World.

I’m gonna guess that the restaurant won’t spin people around in a centrifuge. Hopefully it won’t be because of the food.

The illusion is pretty cool, but I always feel pretty gross when I get off it. Next time I go I’d probably stick to the green mission.

I also wonder if there are going to be any announcements for Galaxy’s Edge there, and more than just a Rise of the Resistance preview. Something to let us know if they’re still working on the droids, and if there will be more entertainment, shows, characters, interactions and just some more life. A lot of that was promised, and it would be nice to know if it was cut, or if it was just delayed.

That’s interesting. I like those rides, but they’re not enough for me to fall in love with the park. It’s nice to know that Epcot can appeal to kids that age (and will do so even more with Ratatouille, Guardians and whatever else they do there). That’s unfortunate about the rain at Animal Kingdom. The same thing happened to me the last time I was there. At the time it seemed like we had done most of what we wanted to do and it was best to leave, but in hindsight I felt cheated. I love just wandering and exploring that park. It feels like you can just stumble on a path at anytime that will take you some place you’ve never been. I know many people view it as a half day park, simply because there aren’t many rides, but for me it is just as much about the experience of being there. That park does need some more places to escape the rain though (ironically we ducked into the Bugs Life show just as it started raining, only to be ushered back out into the rain because the theatre was leaking).

I’m curious as to what it was about Epcot that made it such a hit. How old are your kids? Its fascinating to me how people’s opinions of the various parks at WDW can be so different.

Ok, it's been awhile since an update. I kept waiting for a weekend movie to be added, and then would forget to post the board. 72 69 67 60 60 58 53 Updated: 07/18/2019 Shundi CaptDS9E AverageJoe AngelP jubjub75 KKilz whootermav 1. Avengers: Endgame $852,736,889 ☆ 13 ☆ 13 ☆ 13 ☆ 13 ☆ 13 ☆ 13 ☆ 13 2. Toy Story 4 $357,861,775 ☆ 10 7 ☆ 10 ☆ 10 ☆ 10 7 ☆ 10 3. Aladdin (2019) $335,345,971 5 3 3 5 3 5 4. Spider-Man: Far from Home $294,341,047 ☆ 10 ☆ 10 ☆ 10 ☆ 10 5 7 5. John Wick 3 $168,110,629 ♞ 1 ♞ 1 3 ☆ 10 ♞ 1 ☆ 10 6. The Secret Life of Pets 2 $149,436,155 ☆ 10 7 5 ☆ 10 7 3 7. Detective Pikachu $143,496,021 ☆ 10 ☆ 10 5 ♞ 1 7 7 8. Godzilla 2 $109,393,136 7 5 7 7 3 5 5 9. Rocketman $92,812,119 7 ♞ 1 ♞ 1 10. Men in Black International $77,416,175 ☆ 13 ☆ 13 ♞ 1 ☆ 13 7 5 11. Dark Phoenix $65,158,743 ♞ ♞ ♞ 8. ♞ 12. Annabelle Comes Home $63,471,613 ♞ 13. Yesterday $51,638,115 ♞ I swear I didn't wait until I was at the top to update this. Lion King will be storming onto the board after this weekend and will probably start in #5 or 6 and then move on up. After that, only Hobbs and Shaw, and possibly Once Upon A Time in Hollywood really have any shot of cracking the top 10. Positioning is going to very important this year.

I honestly don’t think the lack of air conditioning in the Skyliner will be a problem.... when they’re moving. I’m a little worried what it might be like inside the cars if they stop moving due to a breakdown or emergency. I suppose we’ll probably find out eventually. Oh, and happy belated 64th birthday to Disneyland!

That is what the Micechat article states.

Nailed it!... although my guess as to when it would actually be opening was way off.

https://www.micechat.com/230645-delayed-star-wars-rise-of-the-resistance/ Rise of the Resistance has been delayed until January 2020 at Disneyland. The WDW version may actually open earlier (December according to the article) as it was able to avoid some of the issues they’re having due to it being a few months behind. Issues with the trackless ride ride vehicles is cited as the reason for the delay.

Anything that lets people share purchases leads to people.... sharing purchases. That seems fine in the context of a family living in the same house but it also allows for friends and relatives not living together to share content, and it can be quite hard to control. That might not be such a big issue when it comes to sharing mobile apps or a $10/mth subscription, but when it’s $60+ games, people are looking for just about any way to make it cheaper. Even with the current restrictions, people often set up their accounts in a way that lets them share games with a friend.

Comments from Doug Bowser on moving your library of games Wont affect me, but hopefully they finally figure this out properly.

Thanks for the warning. I had it on my wish list.