I still can't tell if there's any sort of official licensing involved? They use the term "Grinch" but the rest of the campaign feels like they're trying to get as legally close as possible without getting sued.

Truly, who is in charge of stuff over at Dr. Seuss HQ? I haven't seen something this tone deaf since this regular SUV was deemed "Lorax approved."

www.npr.org/2012/03/02/1...

Ah, watching a walkthrough revealed a cool part of the land story. She’s trying to trap and control monsters (Dracula breaks out and frees the others). The tower at land entrance is her trying to tap into Celestial portal power for her experiments (thus the blue lines running to and through castle)

Same. For us it was the final Dracula and Victoria, and the crossbow Victoria/bride. Upon watching some POVs after, we also realized there were a few figures that had been entirely pulled off stage.

In the end still glad I was able to ride it. Wasn't entirely what I was expecting, but very neat.

Sadly the Monsters finale and other parts weren't working when we rode (and then they closed it for a whole day to, I suspect, fix things for the IAAPA party…).

Really well-themed land (and that portal transition!), but really achieves a cool vibe after dark.

Round up the Save Toad crew, we're goin to Spider-Man!

In typical Touring Plans fashion, did you first smell all three Podcast The Ride hosts and then rank them?

Go into the app. For me, games is the second row, but there's no dedicated area. There's no way to see genres or new releases ala Apple Arcade.

The main call-to-action is "My List" but if you've never added games to the list, it's empty.

Is this row all the games? Maybe! Users have no idea!