Ratatouille Ride Vehicles Changed to Fit Larger American Guests
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The creator discusses several updates regarding Disney theme parks and resorts. One significant observation involves the Remy's Ratatouille Adventure attraction at Epcot, where ride vehicle configurations have been modified. The creator notes that small seat partitions have been removed from many vehicles, suggesting this change was made to accommodate larger American guests and improve mobility. The video also covers the installation of Amazon Echo devices at Disney's Polynesian Village Resort to support the Hey Disney voice assistant. Additionally, the creator reports on the arrival of new Minnie Mouse themed annual passholder magnets and the potential reopening of the Walt Disney World Railroad at Magic Kingdom. Other news items include Disney's purchase of the unfinished Global Dream cruise ship for a reported 41 million dollars, significant price increases at Disneyland Paris restaurants, and recent social media activity from former CEO Michael Eisner regarding the leadership transition at the Walt Disney Company. Finally, the creator provides details on the upcoming Epcot International Festival of the Arts and new food offerings at Hollywood Studios.
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the reasoning we think for this is number one mobility and number two also um let's be perfectly honest American guests in general are going to be larger
I'm a larger guest I don't find that offensive at all
Disney reportedly paid only 41 million dollars for the still unfinished Global Dream Ship
this is what happens when the park succeeds though I know it hasn't throughout its history at many times
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