Tink2Day
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Frozen was loosely based on Andersen's "Snow Queen" he wasn't Norwegian, so make Norway more Nordic or Scandinavian but don't try to say it's Norway/Norwegian.
The movie may have been the highest grossing animated movie of all time ($10 tickets vs. .25¢ tickets when some of the classics came out, of course it's going to be more of a moneymaker.)but even Eiger says they'll get five years out of it's popularity. I'm a small stockholder so I'm all for profit but if it affects the integrity of the attraction and it's just a short term attraction, not so much.
Part of it may be that Norway has no sponsor, which is the way most Disney sponsorships are going of late.
As for making Epcot more 'kid friendly', I've read so much on here about the drunks in Epcot during F&W and the fact that there is plenty of alcohol available in Epcot, and the outrage when alcohol became available on a limited basis in MK, should it really be kid friendly?
The movie may have been the highest grossing animated movie of all time ($10 tickets vs. .25¢ tickets when some of the classics came out, of course it's going to be more of a moneymaker.)but even Eiger says they'll get five years out of it's popularity. I'm a small stockholder so I'm all for profit but if it affects the integrity of the attraction and it's just a short term attraction, not so much.
Part of it may be that Norway has no sponsor, which is the way most Disney sponsorships are going of late.
As for making Epcot more 'kid friendly', I've read so much on here about the drunks in Epcot during F&W and the fact that there is plenty of alcohol available in Epcot, and the outrage when alcohol became available on a limited basis in MK, should it really be kid friendly?