@ramlamOS@nerdboyking03@WILLHASAPROBLEM No, but most of the third-parties in the US are liberal alternatives. So voting for one splits the vote between democrats, reducing their vote, when there really isn’t a popular third party for conservatives.
@AmericaPapaBear Here is a higher resolution version of the photo. In this photo, it is clear to see that this ballot has been altered to look like it is misspelled.
You can clearly see the start of the second arch of the letter ‘m’ on top and the “period” is uneven as well.
This post is fake.
@BYUFlorida@Mickey_Central Problem with that (at least with keeping the liberty belle) is the canal to seven seas lagoon is up behind BTM, which the liberty belle needs to use to get refurbished in dry dock
@DrewDisneyDude When I went during previews, everything worked flawlessly (except being down half the day) and I loved the attraction. I just went a couple weeks after opening and multiple effects were already broken, including the Tiana animatronic in the finale scene, and it was sad.
@AustinCory@disneytipsguy It’s the same list for every park. The only time the list changes is if one of the excluded rides was the ride that went down. That’s when it changes, but only to include that specific ride.
@AliciaStella The only thing virtual queue is good for is a shorter wait when called. It’s helpful for people like me who can’t use DAS anymore but get drained when standing in long lines. It sucks for everything else. Just stand by the TRON entrance and see how many people get turned away
@ScottGustin I was in line when it went down around 10. There was an alarm that went off (high pitched beeping, not a fire alarm) and we were evacuated out of the queue. The cast members did seem confused and the train station was also evacuated.
@DisneyOnParade It’s a good tour. Definitely worth it if you want to see backstage. Our tour guide was great, you get two rides, Jungle Cruise where your tour guide takes over announcing, and a normal ride on HM. Otherwise, you see backstage twice (parade and utilidors) and get lunch included.
@JasonRehm6 @DrewDisneyDude Right now it’s just imagineers, people who are working on the ride fixing timings and stuff like that. You can sign up somewhere to be in the ads, but that’s it I’m pretty sure that the public can sign up for.
@OffhandDisney Went on the Keys to the Kingdom tour in June and there were so many workers behind the ride it was crazy. Definitely moving at a quicker pace than previous projects.
@OffhandDisney I think it will be ready by summer. Disney KNOWS they need a water ride at Magic over the summer, so having it planned to be open by then is most likely realistic. The outside looks pretty much done, so I feel like they should be close to being done inside as well.