London Rocks!
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RE: London Rocks! (2014 to Present)
It's pretty weird reading a post of yours that says 'I was at that show' Nicole
It's pretty weird reading a post of yours that says 'I was at that show' Nicole
RE: London Rocks! (2014 to Present)
I know. That is how I end up on things like Skyflier and Drop Tower.
I know. That is how I end up on things like Skyflier and Drop Tower.
RE: London Rocks! (2014 to Present)
At this point attempting to peer pressure friends to do any of the shows at the park is cruel and you should reevaluate said friendships.
At this point attempting to peer pressure friends to do any of the shows at the park is cruel and you should reevaluate said friendships.
RE: London Rocks! (2014 to Present)
Actually, I think this is part of the act. I've noticed during the wedding scene, the girl in the couple dancing to the front right always takes off her heels in the middle of the dance.
WhatutalkinboutWillis? said:
Actually, I think this is part of the act. I've noticed during the wedding scene, the girl in the couple dancing to the front right always takes off her heels in the middle of the dance.
RE: London Rocks! (2014 to Present)
Yes since the first show I believe that is what she has always done.
Yes since the first show I believe that is what she has always done.
RE: London Rocks! (2014 to Present)
Was there today and, finally, they've stopped the ticketing charade. About time.
Was there today and, finally, they've stopped the ticketing charade. About time.
RE: London Rocks! (2014 to Present)
They only use the system on high attendance days. As it turns out, the was one of the contributing factors to the shows radically unexpected low attendance.
HunterS said:
They only use the system on high attendance days. As it turns out, the was one of the contributing factors to the shows radically unexpected low attendance.
RE: London Rocks! (2014 to Present)
Hum... this seems to be a bit of a logical leap. I would normally ask for some sort of documentation, statistical analysis, a simple ANOVA will do, or at the very least a nice pivot table in excel...
I would posit, that perhaps the problem might be found in the book, score, direction, and performers. (but that is just one man's view)
remember:
Cum hoc ergo propter hoc non est post hoc ergo propter hoc.
Cheers,
Zimmy
Party Rocker said:
Hum... this seems to be a bit of a logical leap. I would normally ask for some sort of documentation, statistical analysis, a simple ANOVA will do, or at the very least a nice pivot table in excel...
I would posit, that perhaps the problem might be found in the book, score, direction, and performers. (but that is just one man's view)
remember:
Cum hoc ergo propter hoc non est post hoc ergo propter hoc.
Cheers,
Zimmy
RE: London Rocks! (2014 to Present)
Like I said, it was one of the reasons. There are multiple.
Like I said, it was one of the reasons. There are multiple.
RE: London Rocks! (2014 to Present)
I don't think that really addresses the question, though.
Are there actually any data about attendance or the reasons for those numbers? I would imagine it is far too soon to have compiled any useful information.
I don't think that really addresses the question, though.
Are there actually any data about attendance or the reasons for those numbers? I would imagine it is far too soon to have compiled any useful information.
RE: London Rocks! (2014 to Present)
Wow, I can't imagine why guests wouldn't like to plan an entire day around watching a single show.
Wow, I can't imagine why guests wouldn't like to plan an entire day around watching a single show.
RE: London Rocks! (2014 to Present)
PR is right, the park does actually keep documents specifically for that system. (Tickets "sold" & Tickets Returned) All I can say on these boards is that the ticket results were a drastic deterrent.
PR is right, the park does actually keep documents specifically for that system. (Tickets "sold" & Tickets Returned) All I can say on these boards is that the ticket results were a drastic deterrent.
RE: London Rocks! (2014 to Present)
As a heads up, the London Rocks Tour: Backstage Experience is now available online.
The tour is $25 for the public and $22.50 for pass members, $17.50 for team members.
You get reserved seating, a free picture, meet and greet with the cast, and backstage access from what I understand.
As a heads up, the London Rocks Tour: Backstage Experience is now available online.
The tour is $25 for the public and $22.50 for pass members, $17.50 for team members.
You get reserved seating, a free picture, meet and greet with the cast, and backstage access from what I understand.
RE: London Rocks! (2014 to Present)
No shows today, no one there to ask why?
No shows today, no one there to ask why?