Saxsoon said:
It is a lot like Seven Dwarves, very fun but just a little too short
Genius.
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Genius.
It's a great ride, but man the line is always a beatinghelloimustbegoing said:
As much as I love star wars, I must say the best ride at Hollywood studios is slinky dog dash at night.
gougler08 said:It's a great ride, but man the line is always a beatinghelloimustbegoing said:
As much as I love star wars, I must say the best ride at Hollywood studios is slinky dog dash at night.
Lightning lane, bro. The line is 5 minutes
helloimustbegoing said:gougler08 said:It's a great ride, but man the line is always a beatinghelloimustbegoing said:
As much as I love star wars, I must say the best ride at Hollywood studios is slinky dog dash at night.
Lightning lane, bro. The line is 5 minutes
Want ready yet when I was there last time…how much extra does it cost?
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Walking the hallway into the main area of the ship was both incredibly familiar but also so surreal. They do a phenomenal job replicating it.
We went to Disney World two years ago this week, shortly after Galaxy's Edge had opened, and I had the exact same feeling you're describing. I also remember a sequence from Star Trek First Contact when Data did not understand why Picard was touching the missile (that would become the first starship), and I made a point of putting my hand on those wall panels that always looked like they were padded (they were hard plastic or resin, but whatever).
And I've yet to let my wife live down her massive blunder that morning, when we were in line and it was apparent that we were perfectly positioned to get the pilots' seats. That is until a Cast Member announced a need for two more to fill out a queue, and my wife just blurted out, "We'll take it!" I've told her many times since that when we go back (and we will just for this ride), that she will keep her mouth shut and we will get the freaking pilots' seats, no matter how many times we have to wait in the line.
Did Orlando last week. Galaxy's Edge was incredible. Rise of the Resistance is the best theme park ride ever created.
On the downside I'm could have taken the kids to Europe or Hawaii for a lot less than this trip so we probably won't do it again. Really appreciated Disney's new system that pretty much requires you to pay extra if you don't want to wait two hours for every ride. Bonus, it's confusing and glitchy so you can be frustrated as hell while you are throwing money into a giant fire pit. Universal is at least straightforward. Give them a bunch of money upfront and you stay club level and get express line access to almost everything.
On the downside I'm could have taken the kids to Europe or Hawaii for a lot less than this trip so we probably won't do it again. Really appreciated Disney's new system that pretty much requires you to pay extra if you don't want to wait two hours for every ride. Bonus, it's confusing and glitchy so you can be frustrated as hell while you are throwing money into a giant fire pit. Universal is at least straightforward. Give them a bunch of money upfront and you stay club level and get express line access to almost everything.
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Did Orlando last week. Galaxy's Edge was incredible. Rise of the Resistance is the best theme park ride ever created.
On the downside I'm could have taken the kids to Europe or Hawaii for a lot less than this trip so we probably won't do it again. Really appreciated Disney's new system that pretty much requires you to pay extra if you don't want to wait two hours for every ride. Bonus, it's confusing and glitchy so you can be frustrated as hell while you are throwing money into a giant fire pit. Universal is at least straightforward. Give them a bunch of money upfront and you stay club level and get express line access to almost everything.
Interesting video on the chords at the end of Rogue One and the tone of the light saber
Great video for music-philes.
Star Wars: Ahsoka Adds a Possible Thrawn Counterpart https://t.co/GOoQ2LZK2A pic.twitter.com/q7qWVN7zHA
— io9 (@io9) November 29, 2021
Could be - or could be the female inquisitor "Seventh Sister"... (voiced by Sarah Michelle Geller in Rebels). Here eyes already look inquisitor----ial?Quote:
Going off looks alone, she could be playing Ar'alani, a Chiss military strategist who rose up in the ranks alongside a better-known Chiss by the name of Thrawn.
I was thinking the Imperial officer woman who is with Thrawn in Rebels and the novels (forget her name), but I feel like in both these cases, she's a bit too young.SpreadsheetAg said:Could be - or could be the female inquisitor "Seventh Sister"... (voiced by Sarah Michelle Geller in Rebels). Here eyes already look inquisitor----ial?Quote:
Going off looks alone, she could be playing Ar'alani, a Chiss military strategist who rose up in the ranks alongside a better-known Chiss by the name of Thrawn.
Governor Price? Is she dead?
She dies in the series finale.AliasMan02 said:
Governor Price? Is she dead?
I'd forgotten that. Guess it's time for a rewatch
You ghost writing for ESPN, now?
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Looks like the Empire is celebrating the season now
Looks like the Empire is celebrating the season now
They can't afford me!redline248 said:
You ghost writing for ESPN, now?
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