I agree to a point because it works both ways. They shouldn’t spoil it for others but I know a lot of people who use bloggers, influencers, etc as a guide of which events they’ll attend. I don’t think it spoils the entire element of surprise because seeing it online then actually experiencing will still awe most.
The problem is this. Once the park is open guests are free to take all the photos they want to and publish them on social media. So future guests will not have that protection. What is Universal really protecting restricting media leaks now?
I honestly don’t get it. If you don’t want your surprise spoiled then you are not obligated to look at the posts of influencers. And this is true any time you go somewhere the first time, whether the place has been open for years already or whether it is just opening.
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Roselene
I agree to a point because it works both ways. They shouldn’t spoil it for others but I know a lot of people who use bloggers, influencers, etc as a guide of which events they’ll attend. I don’t think it spoils the entire element of surprise because seeing it online then actually experiencing will still awe most.
Thom P
The problem is this. Once the park is open guests are free to take all the photos they want to and publish them on social media. So future guests will not have that protection. What is Universal really protecting restricting media leaks now?
Paul W
I honestly don’t get it. If you don’t want your surprise spoiled then you are not obligated to look at the posts of influencers. And this is true any time you go somewhere the first time, whether the place has been open for years already or whether it is just opening.
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