Problem is without a limitation, for example at Epcot, Frozen, Test Track and Remy would be gone fast.
Right....Thats why they shouldnt change it other than allowing you to book the 7am in advance along with your ILL selections
which app is this? Len's? This looks different from my Touring Plans Lines App, but could be an Android/Apple difference.
This is how the lines app looks on my Android.
Disney doesn't need to tell us anything. They've been rolling out excellent rides like Rise, Guardians, Tron in the past few years. They'll still have one more park than Universal in 2025.
I would also like to add that its not like we don't know something is coming from Disney. The difference is Disney likes to announce these big things at their dedicated D23 events. Universal does not have something like this and can be more spontaneous with announcements. If, after D23, we still don't have any concrete news, then I think it is ok to question Disney. But, all things are pointing to Disney announcing the Dinoland replacement as well as possible other lands or rides.
Good point. Meant more cause the thread has been around forever with no updates.
I think it's more that historically Universal waits fairly long in the process to formerly announce details Disney announces years and years in advance. Personally? I prefer Universal's method because with Disney I'm more often to experience disappointment by means of a project being cut or trimmed down sometimes quite significantly.
Although in your statement you couldn't be excited for Universal without at the same time questioning them and throwing shade at them. The PP wasn't talking about the ride quality of Disney nor how many parks they have. They just said the How to Train Your Dragon rides looks "incredible" and "so themed" how did the number of parks make it into the conversation? Nor the other attractions Disney had opened? You yourself could just be excited about Universal without making mention of Disney.
I didn't mean to make Universal's announcements seem bad or anything else but more so just tried to state Universal and Disney announce things differently, i.e. at a dedicated scheduled event vs a random day in March. You point out nicely as well that that Disney announces things prior to shovel in dirt vs Universal's announcing things when it is close to releasing. I would rather Disney's route of years in advance, but i understand about being disappointed when projects are cut or even cancelled.
I didn't think you were painting Universal's announcement in a bad light
so no worries on that front!
This this this sooo much.
To be fair, most of those people throw shade and hate at Disney whether or not Universal happens to be doing something cool.
Not throwing shade. I'm happy for Universal and excited about Epic. While the other "fans" were busy using Universal to criticize Disney, I actually flew to Hollywood to get a feel of Epic by visiting Nintendo World. It was terrific!
The real Universal fans (like myself
) don't provoke/criticize other companies. If you're happy with what you have, why in the world would you care what others have to offer.
