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Yeah, yeah, I want to talk about that just a little bit.

You went to Disney World and you were, as everyone seems to be, blown away by Pandora. I be blown away by Pandora.

I was blown away by Pandora and we can definitely like get into that whole thing at some point.

Yeah, we're going to talk about the whole thing at some point, not now, but yeah.

But I mentioned on Twitter briefly that I don't think you have to be in love with

Avatar or even Pandora or anything about it to enjoy this land like you just went into it blind and said,

here's a land that's sort of connected to this theme,

you would be blown away.

Paradoxically, the fact that most people don't care

about the movie or the whole thing makes the land a little bit better.

I think that's kind of true because like it can be its own thing.

I know it's connected to the film and you know when you experience Flight of Passage and the Navi River

Journey and the restaurant and all that stuff you'll see all of the connections but

it does kind of live in its own world it doesn't have to have the film compliment for you to understand it or really get it.

It's kind of like, you know, Splash Mountain with Song of the South. If you've seen the movie, it helps, but it's

self-contained. You don't really need to have. I didn't remember the movie much when I

wrote Splash Mountain and that was my you know all-time favorite ride when I was a kid so yeah

exactly the same way and really the the technology and the thought process. the The crowds were way up at Animal Kingdom and it's kind of the first time I've ever seen that

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