DISNEYLAND/DISNEYWORLD APPRECIATION!!! PUT IN UR ORDER FOR AN NT DISNEY SPIRIT JERSEY NOW!!!

Rough rough sketch? Do we have to have Meth sign off on anything, if we get this out here?
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"NT Fam" or something in the disney cursive? Maybe put his shorts all the way to his yellow shoes where the red line underneath is?
 
The middle one @rfx45 made would look nice with the ears going into the open spaces underneath the Disney, with the patch filling up blank space, top to bottom?
 
im more hyped on this than star wars



Super Nintendo World Counters Galaxy's Edge With Mario Rides and Switch Integration
Disney has lightsabers, Universal gets wristbands and Switch consoles.


Universal Parks and Resort chairman and CEO Tom Williams revealed more details about the upcoming Super Nintendo World, which is opening in Universal Studios Japan in 2020. Not only will the park include themed rides and restaurants, but there is also an interactive component and maybe even Nintendo Switch integration with the park.


At a conference interview with Bank of America Merrill Lynch’s Jessica Jean Reif Cohen, Williams gave more details about Super Nintendo World, a new Nintendo-themed attraction similar to Galaxy’s Edge in Disneyland parks but based on Nintendo properties. Universal signed the deal with Nintendo back in 2015, and the park is finally going to open next spring.

“It’s a whole new separate area of the park,” said Williams. “It’s got food. It’s got merchandise. The first phase will have two rides, Super Mario Kart Ride and as well as Yoshi’s Adventures.” You can watch the trailer for Super Nintendo World below.On top of the two rides Super Nintendo World will open with, Williams said visitors can interact with the park directly with Nintendo-themed, magnetic wristbands. “You slap it at your wrist and it just snaps on and it won’t come off.”

The idea is similar to the Disneyland app that visitors can use to interact with QR codes scattered around parks like Galaxy’s Edge. At Super Nintendo World, these wristbands will allow visitors to “go up and keep score and play with various games and that also translates to a scorekeeping capability.”

Williams also suggested that the rides at the park also “interfaces back with your game console.” Presumably, this game console is a reference to the Nintendo Switch, which is just portable enough to bring around with you to an amusement park. Especially once the Nintendo Switch Lite comes out later this year.

Disney has been making headlines with its ambitious Star Wars-themed Disneyland attractions, and Williams said in the same interview that Disney is really its only competitor in the amusement park space. It appears that Universal is hoping to counter Disneyland’s new attractions with the help of Nintendo.
The Best Star Wars Easter Eggs We Found at Galaxy's Edge
Super Nintendo World is currently scheduled to roll out first in Japan before coming to other Universal theme parks. Williams confirmed that Super Nintendo World will be coming to the U.S. but declined to give an exact time frame. It’s unknown if the North American versions of Super Nintendo World will include similar features like the wristband and game console integration.
 
We are gong aroun
nawghtyhare said:
im more hyped on this than star wars



Super Nintendo World Counters Galaxy's Edge With Mario Rides and Switch Integration
Disney has lightsabers, Universal gets wristbands and Switch consoles.


Universal Parks and Resort chairman and CEO Tom Williams revealed more details about the upcoming Super Nintendo World, which is opening in Universal Studios Japan in 2020. Not only will the park include themed rides and restaurants, but there is also an interactive component and maybe even Nintendo Switch integration with the park.


At a conference interview with Bank of America Merrill Lynch’s Jessica Jean Reif Cohen, Williams gave more details about Super Nintendo World, a new Nintendo-themed attraction similar to Galaxy’s Edge in Disneyland parks but based on Nintendo properties. Universal signed the deal with Nintendo back in 2015, and the park is finally going to open next spring.

“It’s a whole new separate area of the park,” said Williams. “It’s got food. It’s got merchandise. The first phase will have two rides, Super Mario Kart Ride and as well as Yoshi’s Adventures.” You can watch the trailer for Super Nintendo World below.On top of the two rides Super Nintendo World will open with, Williams said visitors can interact with the park directly with Nintendo-themed, magnetic wristbands. “You slap it at your wrist and it just snaps on and it won’t come off.”

The idea is similar to the Disneyland app that visitors can use to interact with QR codes scattered around parks like Galaxy’s Edge. At Super Nintendo World, these wristbands will allow visitors to “go up and keep score and play with various games and that also translates to a scorekeeping capability.”

Williams also suggested that the rides at the park also “interfaces back with your game console.” Presumably, this game console is a reference to the Nintendo Switch, which is just portable enough to bring around with you to an amusement park. Especially once the Nintendo Switch Lite comes out later this year.

Disney has been making headlines with its ambitious Star Wars-themed Disneyland attractions, and Williams said in the same interview that Disney is really its only competitor in the amusement park space. It appears that Universal is hoping to counter Disneyland’s new attractions with the help of Nintendo.
The Best Star Wars Easter Eggs We Found at Galaxy's Edge
Super Nintendo World is currently scheduled to roll out first in Japan before coming to other Universal theme parks. Williams confirmed that Super Nintendo World will be coming to the U.S. but declined to give an exact time frame. It’s unknown if the North American versions of Super Nintendo World will include similar features like the wristband and game console integration.
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They get to watch what is and what isnt working a disney, so it should be awesome! All their other licenses didnt really interest me much, I can get down with this, though!
 
WAKKO! said:
Bruh, I’ll pay on the spot
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my patna does shirts
im tryna get a price
he said he could do it
if 2-3 dozen folks want one
that means various sizes
so for the lil ones and such
so............
anyone down
or have a better design they want me to shoot him
 
Small for me please! Its usually hecka hot down there, is it gonna be long sleeve only?
 
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great first half of the day so far!
did DCA mainly lol the parks have changed so much in 6 years. Pretty much a new experience with things
Hit Guardians Breakout first and I pretty much yelled the entire time, these 2 chicks next to me basically danced the entire time(obv had ridden before) to "free ride" then did the Incredicoaster, Toy Story Mania back 2 back and then radiator springs raceway.
All the while doing a foodie tour of things my wife wanted to try Hot link corn dog, Jack Jacks num num cookie, green apple spell lemondae and the slow burnin mac and cheese cone.
Max Pass for the clutch for sure, just reserved the rides while we ate and walked. Very relaxing. Best moment using it was to reserve hyper space mountain while about to hop on radiator springs raceway. Got pics from every ride too, including the mini photo shoot with the enthusiastic photo pass guy in front of the radiator spring holiday decor
bout to head out to our Blue Bayou reservations and to close the park down
Droid building tomorrow morning
Great way to kick off the wife's bday
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