Attractions? Or Exibits?

NCTJoe · 11-04-2005, 12:27:09 AM

When DCA opened a lot of people cried foul because Disney claimed that the Tortilla Factory, Boudin Bakery, Seasons of the Vine, and Bountiful Valley were attractions. As a result, the overal ratings for these attractions were somewhat mediocre.

My questions here are... What are your opinions on these sites? Are they valid attractions worth the cost of admission? Do you disagree with them being classified as attractions? Would your opinion of them go up if Disney changed their classification to exibits?

A lot of questions, I know. And you certainly dont have to answer all of them... but I'm curious to know how everyone feels about these attractions. I personally like them, and I think they each tell a very interesting tale, and are worth the time. Yet, Im not sure we should be calling them attractions.

SubmarinemanKevin · 11-04-2005, 06:11:52 AM

Well I would be sad if they made them exibits if thats what your asking.. Like a walk through ride or what?

NCTJoe · 11-04-2005, 11:28:43 AM

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Originally Posted by SubmarinemanKevin

Well I would be sad if they made them exibits if thats what your asking.. Like a walk through ride or what?

Well no, dont change those attractions at all... just reclassify them as exibits on park maps. So when you would look at the guide, they wouldnt be listed under attractions, but rather exibits, or experiences. There's no ride associated with any of these sites at all... just films, live demonstrations, and of course... free samples.

TimmyII · 11-04-2005, 11:39:15 AM

Well, they are attractions, but as I understand your question....are they attractions in the sense of rides? no. I would probably say they should classify them as "Demonstrations" as they both demonstrate how these products are made!

JayandSara · 11-04-2005, 11:54:31 AM

Exhibit or attraction all I know is that if you want a nice, free snack the sourdough bread hits the spot! The tour is boring, but the bread is oh so nice!

chadb14 · 11-04-2005, 12:37:50 PM

Well, I think that these "items" would be classified in the same way as Innoventions, the Disney Gallery, or Main Street Cinema, etc. - which are attractions. I don't know what the Disney definition of attraction is, but...

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NCTJoe Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: San Diego Posts: 204	Attractions? Or Exibits? When DCA opened a lot of people cried foul because Disney claimed that the Tortilla Factory, Boudin Bakery, Seasons of the Vine, and Bountiful Valley were attractions. As a result, the overal ratings for these attractions were somewhat mediocre. My questions here are... What are your opinions on these sites? Are they valid attractions worth the cost of admission? Do you disagree with them being classified as attractions? Would your opinion of them go up if Disney changed their classification to exibits? A lot of questions, I know. And you certainly dont have to answer all of them... but I'm curious to know how everyone feels about these attractions. I personally like them, and I think they each tell a very interesting tale, and are worth the time. Yet, Im not sure we should be calling them attractions. __________________ Can we all just get over ourselves and admit velcro was a good idea?

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TimmyII Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Roseville, CA Posts: 898 Images: 6	Well, they are attractions, but as I understand your question....are they attractions in the sense of rides? no. I would probably say they should classify them as "Demonstrations" as they both demonstrate how these products are made! __________________ TimmyII -- Former Disneyland Cast Member 1996-2001 Department 384 "Disneyland is not just another amusement park...Disneyland is a show!" - Walt Disney My Countdown Counting down to: My trip to Disneyland Paris! 287 days 22 hours 35 minutes

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JayandSara Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Corona, CA Posts: 95	Exhibit or attraction all I know is that if you want a nice, free snack the sourdough bread hits the spot! The tour is boring, but the bread is oh so nice!

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