Or the "how dare anyone say something negative about a new ride because it's temporarily taken my mind off all the other bad things" post? Based on likewise presumptions of course.ahh the “how dare anyone say something positive about a new ride because of all the other bad things” post.
Yes the lack of rides particularly for the under 1.4m guests is disgusting and it’s been and continues to be discussed in multiple places but folk can still talk positively about positive things surely?
Thing is on the Internet for balance views...it's either opinions that are either heaven or hell, no middle ground. Come to think of it, can't remember when there were balance views on this forum.Or the "how dare anyone say something negative about a new ride because it's temporarily taken my mind off all the other bad things" post? Based on likewise presumptions of course.
Yes they can, to answer your question. And they have loud and clear, which is great on a free opinion forum (you used to defend this?). A mix of opinions is great. It's what I like and something you usually advocate (but not at this moment in time for some reason?).
I'm struggling to see your point beyond trying to control the narrative with a highly presumptuous "a usual suspect doesn't agree and hasn't fallen into line! Get 'im lads" reaction?
Shawn alludes to Toxicator content coming before opening day in his latest vlog, wonder if there’s a press event at some point this week
Nothing is beginning, only continuing. Every company engages in this kind of marketing, including Universal, Disney, Drayton Manor Park and Zoo, and current darlings of the UK industry, Paulton's Park.And so it begins. Exclusive benefits for “influencers” that absolutely won’t sway them into giving positive coverage. Nope. Not gonna happen.
I always feel like for the days they go out for their preview days or whatever they should be using the #gifted hashtag. ASA clamp down on it on Instagram and the like so it should be at the very least parity for YouTube as well.Nothing is beginning, only continuing. Every company engages in this kind of marketing, including Universal, Disney, Drayton Manor Park and Zoo, and current darlings of the UK industry, Paulton's Park.
I've attended more press previews, and received more schwag, than I can shake my tail feathers at, from the tech industry.
The one critique I'd have is that not enough influencers disclose the invitations, or benefits, that they receive in a meaningful way. This is explained by a lack of professional training, or even widely adopted and agreed upon standards for disclosure.
A lot of the vloggers actually are fair with their criticism. They were invited to Hex's re-opening but it didn't stop the mass criticism on the lighting. I wouldn't expect anything less here.And so it begins. Exclusive benefits for “influencers” that absolutely won’t sway them into giving positive coverage. Nope. Not gonna happen.
I’m impressed with what I’ve seen theming wise so far I’ve gotta say! If having the gondola minimally themed extends the lifespan of the ride, then I think that’s an okay compromise to be honest. There is enough around the area that the ride still looks impressive for any spectators, and it’s not something you can see from on-ride anyway.
I do hope that there are some smoke effects to go along with the lighting, as well as a synchronised soundtrack. But other than that, I think the park have done a pretty good job and I’m looking forward to getting on it in a couple of weeks!
You'll get Britney Spears on repeat and YOU WILL LIKE IT.as well as a synchronised soundtrack.
Not mad about itYou'll get Britney Spears on repeat and YOU WILL LIKE IT.