News Round Up 2016

Your argument is pretty silly. Do you criticize Harry Potter land for letting every kid that shows up buy a wand? Cause supposedly muggles aren't supposed to know the existence of the magic world.

For that matter what about Jedi Training Academy - they let any kid off the street have a lightsaber and fight Darth Vader. THAT"S NOT ACCURATE!!!

It's a theme park - let everyone use the force - it's supposed to be fun you know.

Not much point in discussing my view. Considering you've already decided it's "silly". WHICH ISN'T VERY NICE!!!

So I'll move on before I ruin everyone's fun for having an opinion. ;)
 

Has anyone seen the news about the FP+ booking on any site other than KTP? I looked for it on WDW News Today, since Kenny cites that in his article, but couldn't find any reference on the WDW NT website.
 
Has anyone seen the news about the FP+ booking on any site other than KTP? I looked for it on WDW News Today, since Kenny cites that in his article, but couldn't find any reference on the WDW NT website.

Do you mean the switch from midnight to 7:00? Josh confirmed it on easywdw.
 
Has anyone seen the news about the FP+ booking on any site other than KTP? I looked for it on WDW News Today, since Kenny cites that in his article, but couldn't find any reference on the WDW NT website.
wdwprepschool sent out an email about it last night. I'm SO happy about it!! It will be really nice to not stay up so late to make my FPs!!
 
Not much point in discussing my view. Considering you've already decided it's "silly". WHICH ISN'T VERY NICE!!!

So I'll move on before I ruin everyone's fun for having an opinion. ;)

OK - silly was kind of harsh. You certainly are allowed to have your opinion, but I am allowed to give a reasonable argument against it. You are basically arguing that all kids shouldn't be able to pretend they're Jedi when they are visiting Star Wars Land. And all I'm saying is - "Why not?" OK - fine if you want to have 1 or 2 things like the sword in the stone, but if your going to have numerous interactive "force" items around the land, what fun is that if no-one can ever get them to work just for the sake of accuracy to a fictional universe?
 
I like your idea and think it would be neat to have that incorporated. The problem is that the "the force" and "magic" really are, for the most part, the same thing as far as the stories are concerned. Not everyone is able to use magic in HP, much like not everyone is able to use the force in SW. However, like you said, only opening up these type of experiences to a select few causes many folks to be upset because they're not being included. Even though the experience would be more "magical or mysterious" if it wasn't open to everyone, by not allowing the entire consumer base to use it likely creates more headache than they want to deal with.

What I think would be neat would be to tie force powers to magic bands and have randomly selected individuals who are able to use the force. Not everyone would be able to use it which would have people complaining, but I think it would be more in line with the overall theme and story behind the land.

It's a bit of a money grab. Anyone who is willing to spend $50 on a wand can use the magic in HP.
 
Supposedly they sell over 10 million lightsabers every year (article is from 2014 http://variety.com/2014/biz/news/st...w-a-lucrative-business-for-disney-1201221818/). I imagine they'll have a bunch for sale just like Harry Potter, and some of the Dark Side light sabers may do some things and perhaps the light side of the force sabers will allow "Jedis" to do other things. Then they can sell both to a kid and make even more dough.
 
Oh no. This sounds wrong and makes me think we're going the wrong way.

These things never work out and are a waste of time, money and resources. And they don't even fit in the Star Wars story. Triple double boo.

They work just fine for Phineas and Ferb in Epcot and Pirate Adventure in MK.

And how doesn't it fit into Star Wars? The force is an energy field created by all living things, it surrounds us...
 
That was one example... however, the problem with these things is they never work out. They are either so small why bother - Sword in the Stone - or they become such a parent fight that their kid didn't get to do it that it gets changed to let everyone or gets eliminated to avoid the hassle - Tinkerbell.

Okay, this sounds familiar, but I can't quite place it. What was the deal with Tinkerbell?
 












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