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madmonkeygirl · 03-24-2009, 06:14 PM

Yeah the food as well has improved in quality. For instance carmel apples were made FRESH totally FRESH unlike Disneyland ones. Sorry but the ones i had at Disneyland pale in comparison to the ones on Sunday. The fries from Jonny Rocket's were fresh and edible unlike what was previously given out to guests unlike Disneyland's unedible ones.

Bash it all you want to but overall the park is gaining and has made positive strides unlike what it once was. More riding for me then if you don't go.

The trash cans do say Give a heart. Help do your part or some slogan like that. But they do make a statement and you find yourself wanting to pick up any trash you do see. Which i didn't see any.

And it's much closer than Disneyland is to us. Way more affordable.

Park management does care. They seem to be headed in the right direction it has taken awhile and unlike before prior to 2008 i think the park was really in bad bad shape but they are turning it around for the better. It's got aways to go and i'm anxious to know the long term plans they have but when the management was asked point blank questions they never once danced around the answers and were honest unlike other parks. They were nice and approachable through out the entire event.

I do know this about Terminator we were told during our tour that the actors (not sure if it will be from the movies or the television show) will be filiming for the preshow rooms (There will be 2 preshow rooms) and the que line won't be outside unlike all the other rides. You will be inside til you reach the station with a fly over head from the previous trains while waiting to board. There's tons more but details are so hazy at the moment.

Nightime ERT was something to have to have been there to experience. The entire park open to us 700 or so whoever stayed to ride and ride again WITHOUT getting off unlike other parks. And in the dark added awhole level of scariness other than attending during Fright Fest.

I think this is going to be my homepark from now on. I've been Disney'd out for awhile now and i think this is what kind of break i need especially with Terminator opening soon.

Batman the Ride seemed like awhole new level and just was almost too overwhelming (making me feel sicker than sick after riding) something it hasn't done in years.

03-24-2009, 06:14 PM	#6
madmonkeygirl Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 764	Yeah the food as well has improved in quality. For instance carmel apples were made FRESH totally FRESH unlike Disneyland ones. Sorry but the ones i had at Disneyland pale in comparison to the ones on Sunday. The fries from Jonny Rocket's were fresh and edible unlike what was previously given out to guests unlike Disneyland's unedible ones. Bash it all you want to but overall the park is gaining and has made positive strides unlike what it once was. More riding for me then if you don't go. The trash cans do say Give a heart. Help do your part or some slogan like that. But they do make a statement and you find yourself wanting to pick up any trash you do see. Which i didn't see any. And it's much closer than Disneyland is to us. Way more affordable. Park management does care. They seem to be headed in the right direction it has taken awhile and unlike before prior to 2008 i think the park was really in bad bad shape but they are turning it around for the better. It's got aways to go and i'm anxious to know the long term plans they have but when the management was asked point blank questions they never once danced around the answers and were honest unlike other parks. They were nice and approachable through out the entire event. I do know this about Terminator we were told during our tour that the actors (not sure if it will be from the movies or the television show) will be filiming for the preshow rooms (There will be 2 preshow rooms) and the que line won't be outside unlike all the other rides. You will be inside til you reach the station with a fly over head from the previous trains while waiting to board. There's tons more but details are so hazy at the moment. Nightime ERT was something to have to have been there to experience. The entire park open to us 700 or so whoever stayed to ride and ride again WITHOUT getting off unlike other parks. And in the dark added awhole level of scariness other than attending during Fright Fest. I think this is going to be my homepark from now on. I've been Disney'd out for awhile now and i think this is what kind of break i need especially with Terminator opening soon. Batman the Ride seemed like awhole new level and just was almost too overwhelming (making me feel sicker than sick after riding) something it hasn't done in years.
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