lego land and disney land both fine parks but which is better. in your mind and why
i personally always wanted to go to lego land when i was a kid nothing agenst disney land lego land just always looked more fun to me. im also a lego fan boy .
ps extra points if youve been to both parks
Six Flags, thought I want to go to Hershey's Park.
The D-Land is way better than lego land. Only problem I ever had with disneyland was that you can't buy alcohol there so I had to either buy it at the hotel or walk across to the california adventure park and purchase it there.
I haven't been to Legoland but Disney World in FL didn't really impress me. Not particularly a ride kind of guy, but I still want to go to Legoland, almost as a pilgrimage.
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I've been to Disneyland and Universal Studios Hollywood. I like how in particular Universal makes attractions out of works it doesn't have the rights to. I've never really been to Legoland.
At 2/8/15 12:09 AM, KombatMaster94 wrote: I've been to Disneyland and Universal Studios Hollywood. I like how in particular Universal makes attractions out of works it doesn't have the rights to. I've never really been to Legoland.
interesting idid not know that about them
I've never had a real interest in disneyland even as a kid, now lego land is a different story, even though people say its shit id still go regardless because the basis of all my childhood memories revolve around lego
At 2/8/15 01:40 AM, nanocon wrote:At 2/8/15 12:09 AM, KombatMaster94 wrote: I've been to Disneyland and Universal Studios Hollywood. I like how in particular Universal makes attractions out of works it doesn't have the rights to. I've never really been to Legoland.interesting idid not know that about them
I don't mean to be offensive, but are you being sarcastic? What I meant by "making attractions out of works it doesn't have the rights to" is that the works are owned by different companies than Universal. For example, Marvel was its own company when Universal licensed Marvel characters for Islands of Adventure and Transformers, which Universal made into Transformers: The Ride-3D, is owned by Hasbro.
At 2/8/15 02:06 AM, KombatMaster94 wrote:At 2/8/15 01:40 AM, nanocon wrote:I don't mean to be offensive, but are you being sarcastic? What I meant by "making attractions out of works it doesn't have the rights to" is that the works are owned by different companies than Universal. For example, Marvel was its own company when Universal licensed Marvel characters for Islands of Adventure and Transformers, which Universal made into Transformers: The Ride-3D, is owned by Hasbro.At 2/8/15 12:09 AM, KombatMaster94 wrote: I've been to Disneyland and Universal Studios Hollywood. I like how in particular Universal makes attractions out of works it doesn't have the rights to. I've never really been to Legoland.interesting idid not know that about them
Which means they have the rights to it.
You know some of the best classical artists up till the 20th century ripped off eachother.
You're concern about rights is suspect.
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Pro tip: Don't walk around barefoot in Lego Land. It's a bad idea.
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