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No one REALLY cares about how the story ends anymore.
Disney well and truly f’ed the living hell out of this franchise with TLJ and Solo beige-fest.
People have been tuning in a lot to all the criticisms of Disney/LFL and have taken note. All the things Mark Hamill said, all the subtle criticisms of how Disney mishandled the treatment of the ST, all the SJWism they've infested into it, all the abuse by Disney/LFL toward the fans over TLJ etc etc.
You can see that turning away from SW in a variety of other areas, that portends IX will be a major flop -- galaxy's edge a ghost town, merchandise sales flat-lining, sales of books/comics, etc.
STAR WARS IS DEAD.
there are no official stats, financials, numbers for GE so it could still be either a failure or success
i read an article that has some guesstimates of waitng times for rides and general crowds and says its a lot lower waiting times than other recent theme parks opened in the last five years and the crowd numbers much thinnerApart from all the merch being sold out and queues for all the areas?
If there's no stats etc. how do you know it's a failure?
i read an article that has some guesstimates of waitng times for rides and general crowds and says its a lot lower waiting times than other recent theme parks opened in the last five years and the crowd numbers much thinner
only one rife, waiting time has been shown to be only 30-60 minutes.....meanwhile some other recent theme park on opening, with tons more rides all available had 1-2 hr waiting time."Guesstimates"
So if there's waiting times at all, it's not empty, right?
So really what you're saying instead of "Galaxy's Edge is an empty failure" is "Galaxy's Edge is slightly less popular than many other theme parks that have opened recently". But I guess that's not as catchy?
Keep in mind there's only one ride open there at the moment and the other opens after IX.
only one rife, waiting time has been shown to be only 30-60 minutes.....meanwhile some other recent theme park on opening, with tons more rides all available had 1-2 hr waiting time.
shows how empty GE is.
sure, get hung up on semantics like "ghost town", its just a descriptive term, not some exact factual science.So again, not a ghost town if it has an hour wait for a ride..
Also consider that there's a s**t ton of other stuff to do there, apparently the cantina is far more popular than they expected, the merch is sold out months in advance - they don't have replacement stock coming for several months - everyone's loving building lightsabers, etc.
On any metric you want, you're wrong, and I've point it out to you three times now but you persist with the same line of argument. Critically analyse the stuff you read for once.
sure, get hung up on semantics like "ghost town", its just a descriptive term, not some exact factual science.
"omg we KILLED the lions pies today" when a team wins by 20 pts....rile against semantics.
I'd go to Galaxy's Edge just for the (s**tty sequel) Falcon. Nothing else.
A single article in the Daily Mail based on some tweets that showed other parts of Disneyland (not Galaxy’s Edge) looking empty, but without any context of when they were taken.Apart from all the merch being sold out and queues for all the areas?
If there's no stats etc. how do you know it's a failure?
I’m getting too old to queue for more than 10 mins for anything. I can’t imagine going to Disneyland and having to queue for an hour for several rides. If you’re there for eight hours, you’re not getting that much done.Nothing else? The cantina is apparently really fun, and there's a part where you can build a lightsaber and do all sorts of things. If anything the Falcon is low on my interest list because I'm guessing it's reasonably short and you have to queue.
I’m getting too old to queue for more than 10 mins for anything. I can’t imagine going to Disneyland and having to queue for an hour for several rides. If you’re there for eight hours, you’re not getting that much done.
Nothing else? The cantina is apparently really fun, and there's a part where you can build a lightsaber and do all sorts of things. If anything the Falcon is low on my interest list because I'm guessing it's reasonably short and you have to queue.
I’m getting too old to queue for more than 10 mins for anything. I can’t imagine going to Disneyland and having to queue for an hour for several rides. If you’re there for eight hours, you’re not getting that much done.
They won't be getting a cent of my money that's for sure.