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And more than likely become one of the favorite spots to eat at DL.

http://disneyparks.disney.go.com/blog/2 ... is-summer/

Ooh, this'll be nice. Looks like with the Islanders store now gone, it could possibly go there.

Looking at the concept art, it's going where the bookstore once was.

Yum! I always appreciate a good earl of sandwich sandwich

Wizzard419 wrote:Looking at the concept art, it's going where the bookstore once was.

Ooh, I completely forgot that they got rid of the bookstore too.

Can someone explain to my why they've had John Carter (formerly of Mars, now of Scranton) banners and whatnot up on the movie theater for at least 3 (possibly 4) months before the movie comes out?

I thought that was normal of movie theaters to do that?

Wizzard419 wrote:Can someone explain to my why they've had John Carter (formerly of Mars, now of Scranton) banners and whatnot up on the movie theater for at least 3 (possibly 4) months before the movie comes out?

Same reason they have movie posters for movies coming out over half a year from the time the poster shows up? It's basic advertising and it's a Disney movie...

True, but with those deep red banners and up to a quater year of UV exposure, they will start to fade fast.

So they had a grand opening today. Anyone get a chance to try Earl's at DL DtD or was it not open to the "public" yet?

It's been open to the public and has had a huge line outside of it. I haven't had it yet but I hope to in the future. Some of the sandwiches on the menu sound really delicious.

If it weren't that the amount of carbs in the sadwiches make you sleepy, we would totaly go there on a work lunch.

Wizzard419 wrote:If it weren't that the amount of carbs in the sadwiches make you sleepy, we would totaly go there on a work lunch.

If you would deign to go on a few attractions after the sandwich, that might perk you up enough to return to work with a clear head

elizabethswann wrote:It's been open to the public and has had a huge line outside of it. I haven't had it yet but I hope to in the future. Some of the sandwiches on the menu sound really delicious.

When you do, go with the original, full montagu, cannonballs (meatballs) or tuna. After that, try the holiday turkey sandwich (if they have it). It's limited time and reallllllllllllllly good.

elizabethswann wrote:It's been open to the public and has had a huge line outside of it. I haven't had it yet but I hope to in the future. Some of the sandwiches on the menu sound really delicious.

Just walked by it and it was relatively quiet. Disneyland resort TV was filming a segment on it when I passed by.