Farro
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- Jun 19, 2016
you spelled "amazing - so glad it is as great as EPCOT Forever was!" incorrectly
I just spent an embarrassing amount of time trying to see where I typed "amazing".
I never saw it. Just read reviews.
you spelled "amazing - so glad it is as great as EPCOT Forever was!" incorrectly
Another reason to suspect the next fireworks show at EPCOT will be Harmonious.I think it's quite bizarre to be putting up signage for Harmonious around the lagoon, but then show Epcot Forever. That might be a bit confusing...people will be like, gosh, Harmonious is awful!
Gotta comment... BRV Blue card owners, and we LOVE the place . 2042 expiration is fine with us - we are 68 . Probably NOT flying to WDW, when we are 90 .The 15 year refurbishment is what I meant. I’m also hopeful we see an extension offering for BRV like we saw (and they talked about on the DVC show this week) for Boardwalk and OKW in 2009.
I already own at Saratoga, so I’ve got the years left on my contract, I just want the pts at VGC or BRV and if the full room refurb is coming up next year for BRV, it makes it more enticing to me. I’m still leaning VGC since I have to throw away pts on the hotel side because it’s impossible to get in at the 7 month window
It saddens me to hear things like that. IMO the worst part of this pandemic is how it just pushed people quicker to being non social society. Less and less people go out anymore. From streaming movies to going out for drinks or to eat, more and more people stay in instead.Two great articles in the New York Times this morning about streaming (and Disney +). If you subscribe worth the read!
https://nyti.ms/3oKObgQ
https://nyti.ms/2JK6Lak
It saddens me to hear things like that. IMO the worst part of this pandemic is how it just pushed people quicker to being non social society. Less and less people go out anymore. From streaming movies to going out for drinks or to eat, more and more people stay in instead.
Because right now we're living in the middle of a pandemic. This is not a normal time. Our government where I live and many other areas too are asking people to stay home except for going out for essentials. People should not be going out to socialize right now, staying in is exactly what we should be doing.It saddens me to hear things like that. IMO the worst part of this pandemic is how it just pushed people quicker to being non social society. Less and less people go out anymore. From streaming movies to going out for drinks or to eat, more and more people stay in instead.
It saddens me to hear things like that. IMO the worst part of this pandemic is how it just pushed people quicker to being non social society. Less and less people go out anymore. From streaming movies to going out for drinks or to eat, more and more people stay in instead.
I understand that part. I'm talking more about before the pandemic. Its more the streaming thing that bugs me. I can't believe so many seem to love the idea of watching everything at home. Since they are releasing more movies on Disney+ they will most likely raise the price of it.Because right now we're living in the middle of a pandemic. This is not a normal time. Our government where I live and many other areas too are asking people to stay home except for going out for essentials. People should not be going out to socialize right now, staying in is exactly what we should be doing.
Disney+ was always going to raise their price, it was merely a matter of time. It was released 13 months ago and consequently many of us who had 1 free year that time period is now up so regardless of whether movies were released on Disney+ vs theaters first there was at least a reason for them to raise the price. The concern for me anyways was always just how quickly (or slowly) would the price creep up there.I understand that part. I'm talking more about before the pandemic. Its more the streaming thing that bugs me. I can't believe so many seem to love the idea of watching everything at home. Since they are releasing more movies on Disney+ they will most likely raise the price of it.
https://ca.finance.yahoo.com/news/disney-plus-hike-monthly-price-161011491.html
I understand that part. I'm talking more about before the pandemic. Its more the streaming thing that bugs me. I can't believe so many seem to love the idea of watching everything at home. Since they are releasing more movies on Disney+ they will most likely raise the price of it.
https://ca.finance.yahoo.com/news/disney-plus-hike-monthly-price-161011491.html
While I don't disagree, some of it may come down to cost too. While I'm someone who enjoys the movie theatre experience, reality is I can go to the theatre twice (adding in cost of snacks) for the same price of Disney+ for an entire year! Where I live it's $12.50/ticket then $20 for popcorn and a drink. Multiply that by 2 people and it's expensive!!I understand that part. I'm talking more about before the pandemic. Its more the streaming thing that bugs me. I can't believe so many seem to love the idea of watching everything at home. Since they are releasing more movies on Disney+ they will most likely raise the price of it.
https://ca.finance.yahoo.com/news/disney-plus-hike-monthly-price-161011491.html
I understand that part. I'm talking more about before the pandemic. Its more the streaming thing that bugs me. I can't believe so many seem to love the idea of watching everything at home. Since they are releasing more movies on Disney+ they will most likely raise the price of it.
https://ca.finance.yahoo.com/news/disney-plus-hike-monthly-price-161011491.html
I have always got our movie tickets from Costco. For $30 you get 2 tickets, 2 pop and a popcorn. I do understand it's a financial choice to watch movies at home.While I don't disagree, some of it may come down to cost too. While I'm someone who enjoys the movie theatre experience, reality is I can go to the theatre twice (adding in cost of snacks) for the same price of Disney+ for an entire year! Where I live it's $12.50/ticket then $20 for popcorn and a drink. Multiply that by 2 people and it's expensive!!
I'm hoping through all of this some movie companies may lower their prices even a little as I'd go more often if I could but sometimes it's a financial choice to watch movies at home.
Concessions have never nor will they ever make financial sense. Way back like 20 years ago we'd pay $6 for a hot dog at the local theater and it didn't matter that we had hot dogs at home oh no I needed the one from the theater at an astronomical mark up. I don't remember what Sweetarts cost but I always had to get those too. But concessions are where many of the movie theaters make their profits from. On the other hand in the last 10-12 years movie theaters have stepped up what concessions they offer.While I don't disagree, some of it may come down to cost too. While I'm someone who enjoys the movie theatre experience, reality is I can go to the theatre twice (adding in cost of snacks) for the same price of Disney+ for an entire year! Where I live it's $12.50/ticket then $20 for popcorn and a drink. Multiply that by 2 people and it's expensive!!
I'm hoping through all of this some movie companies may lower their prices even a little as I'd go more often if I could but sometimes it's a financial choice to watch movies at home.
I don’t plan to stop going to theaters and I’m pretty sure I’m younger than anyone in this discussion right now...
I don’t plan to stop going to theaters and I’m pretty sure I’m younger than anyone in this discussion right now...