For the last several years, if you didn't have a dining package reservation, your chances of getting a seat in the amphitheater were fairly slim.
Continue to do so, I’m very happy I went in with only handfuls of knowledge and no visuals. Good luck.
Sort of wish I could’ve but knowing so much ahead of time and doing what I do here it’s hard to avoid it.
That’s why I prioritized avoiding visuals specifically. I’ve still learned a ton about the physical ride and layout long ago, but that only goes so far. Still able to discuss things, but there are a ton of details so even if you’ve followed close you’ll have surprises. Even though I followed Batuu closely, it just feels so different from pictures. Got to ride a few times today and had a blast every time, and got to talk to a few imagineers about it as well. Can’t wait to start again tomorrow now.
Oh for sure. Definitely had surprises and what not when I visited the first time. Scale was the big thing.
I was there last year and you definitely needed to be there at least 2 hrs ahead of time to get into the last show. However, it’s amazing and really worth doing so I wouldn’t try to sway your wife away.
Same here. That's why I really liked Dumbo and didn't even see Lion King or Aladdin.
It's always funny how the companies most defensive of their copyrights have no problem not properly compensating the actual artists.
