That is correct. TTN isn't scheduled for the opening weekend. I haven't heard anything about Elvis not being there the first weekend but it's possible.
Christmas Town 2019
- Thread starter Gavin
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Yea, heard he will not be there the first two weekends, not sure from who though. Honestly at this point it will be refreshing to have a new skater. He is good but i will be nice to have someone else. Not sure about his wife.
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My understanding is that opening night for it is the 22nd. Elvis will be there for the majority of the run but is in a show in Canada that doesn't wrap till after the first week. He should be back starting Black Friday.
Yes, what I meant was not there preview weekend or the next. Elvis better hope he dosent do too good of a job......lol
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Does the regular "daily" dining plan that you can purchase also apply during Christmas Town? We are visiting Christmas Town for the first time in December and wasn't sure if all the normal restaurants were going to be open.
Because HoS will make money regardless of how much effort they put into it.
Then it needs to fucking act like it. ):<
I’m foaming at the mouth for hot chocolate. I NEED IT
Because 60 miles up the road there is a little event called Winterfest that is quickly gaining interest from all the people that consider CT stale and unchanged.
I think the other problem is CT has expanded to the whole park and the budget for entertainment has continually gone down with a new emphasis on new attractions and less on shows and events. It's hard to justify changing the event when it's already such a success, same with HOS. Even though the quality of the event may have gone down and there's minimal changes people continue to come. It's a problem that BGW has adopted in the past few years of "If ain't broke don't fix it," especially when some of their newer additions have been on the weak side notably the ChristmasTown Express. I think creative fears changing what is already loved by so many people knowing that they probably won't be able to live up to what came before it. The last noteworthy thing to happen to the event was Scrooge No More and that was added in 2014. We're probably going to see a continual creative stagnation of this event until the park switches from major additions and transitions back to an entertainment focus which we haven't seen done successfully in quite some time.