lockedoutlogic
DIS Veteran
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- Apr 26, 2007
I don't think you will get a real feel of repeatability until the crowds and the "newness" of the land calm down. No one loves it enough to stand in line that long, just to do it again in a little while. I agree though, in a year or so, how crowded this will remain. My gut says it will, and will do well, but only time really tells
You never know...
Mine train is the intersection of a lot of strange factors that they couldn't have possibly planned for...so it's way more successful (safe to say) than they could have dreamed of...
Mission space has always underperformed...
I actually think the elsa boats have NOT done as well as they thought they would.
Avatar is tied to AK and that's the curve...do people drive lines by altering their trip patterns to spend more time in AK? Cause that is how it will have to happen: instead of spending 0.5-1.0 days per 7 (estimate) in AK, do they spend 1-2?
that's how it will be determined.
My guess is the average week traveler spends 2-3 days in total at MK, 1.5 or so at Epcot, 1.5 at studios, 0.5-1 at DAK...and 1-2 swing days off property or at springs, etc.
Disney is desperate to move the needle for AK...is this gonna do it? I say No and they need another billion or so in expansion. Instead of trying to lure people there (the failed marketing plan since NAHTAZU)...they need to make it so people can't stay away/skip it.
Ok...back to Epcot
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