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Still blows my mind this was greenlit and built before a TSR in Galaxy's Edge. I'm sure people will enjoy it but I definitely agree with those saying this looks like eating in the queue for Midway Mania, which sounds like a deafening experience.
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↩ replying to wdwmagicLike you said, the facade covers "most" sightlines.
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↩ replying to UNCgolfThis is exactly why I didn’t put in a transfer to this location 😂 everything about it looks LOUD
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↩ replying to JohnDAll would be fine if they painted the buildings in the sightlines sky blue. They would then disappear like the Guardian's or Tron show buildings.
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Did anyone see the video of this place looks cramped one way in and one way out ..... and no character meet and greet NO THANKS!!!
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↩ replying to James AlucobondI agree. The interior of this is as expected. This is the "Chef Mickeys" of DHS. I have absolutely no personal interest, but I'm not the target. (It's not trying to be both beautiful/adult-friendly and kid friendly.) And, the cardboard box interior idea isn't the worst in execution. It does look incredibly loud (visually and physically), and jury is out whether that will be "fun loud" or just "loud".
The exterior is where I have an issue. It's way to flat, even for cut outs. It suffers from the same issue as the Italy redo at Epcot. It doesn't have any depth. I realize it's meant to be a flat cardboard box. But, not having anything beyond the very flat entry pieces creates a visual problem. Even if they had some stacks of blocks or anything on "top of the box", it would have been better. It just feels like a soundstage/warehouse entrance (which it is) to me.
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↩ replying to UNCgolfI have tinnitus. If its loud, trust me, I'll know. I have an ADR there in mid-April.
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↩ replying to Big T 1963If you don't like the prix fixe price of $45 now, you won't like it with characters. It would be more.
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Where’s the Lightning Lane entrance?
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It looks decent. One more building to absorbs crowds is always a good thing right?
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↩ replying to UNCgolfTrue, though (and I hate to say it) the 'dining inside a movie' gimmick is easier to sell people on than most themed dining experiences unless the execution ends up being terrible. If I put myself in the mindset of a family with young kids organising a trip to WDW, 'dining at the Toy Story restaurant' seems like the kind of thing about which a lot of people would get inherently excited.
You may be right, though; the Ratatouille restaurant at Disneyland Paris also benefits from a particular paucity of table service restaurants at the resort, and was the only real option at Walt Disney Studios before Pym buffet opened.
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Agree with you John D however if this place is going to be filled with children paying that price point as a parent I would like to see someone from Toy Story walking around even if it's the Green Army Men however this type of eating set-up is something I would pass on as seems it going to be quite loud in a small seating facility
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↩ replying to Bill CipherDo you think most visitors really enjoy the environment of Galaxy’s Edge more than Toy Story Land?