Would DHS be better as a pavilion at epcot than a theme park?

[flynnibus]

I don't know why you all respond to this poster's posts.. all they do is throw out one liners and walk away. Look at every one of the poster's threads. This is sucker bait.

[SummerInFL]

Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but when MGM first opened, did they not offer tapes for those who participated in the Superstar Television show? I swear I remember that and my Mother also remembered it, but later, we know they definitely weren't doing it (near the end of ST's run). So I'm not sure if I dreamt it or what.

I was in it once when I was a kid and they did offer the video. Wish my mother would have bought it, that would be neat to watch now. LOL

I don't know why you all respond to this poster's posts.. all they do is throw out one liners and walk away. Look at every one of the poster's threads. This is sucker bait.

Looking back on his previous thread creations his questions still provide great conversation pieces. If he had any bad intentions it appears the good posters of Mice Chat haven't fed into whatever he's looking for. So in essence, he loses anyway.

Getting back to the topic at hand....

I think DHS "could" stand on it's own with some focus and improvements. It was my favorite park for a very long time but over the years the lack of attention has made it a shadow of what it could be.

I think if it gets some more attractions that bring people in. Indy would be great for this park, maybe add in a more interactive experience like others have posted and it could really be a lot of fun.

[NatdRat]

I don't know why you all respond to this poster's posts.. all they do is throw out one liners and walk away. Look at every one of the poster's threads. This is sucker bait.

While the poster's tatics often smack of "trolling" or "hit & run," and can sometimes be a little annoying, I would agree with SummerInFL that the questions he poses (while being somewhat simplistic) usually generate much conversation.