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Yes - BUT the main reason people go isn't for the first-person experience, it's so they can take photos and post online. So none of those limitations really ma
by andrenotgiant 7y ago
Yes - BUT the main reason people go isn't for the first-person experience, it's so they can take photos and post online. So none of those limitations really matter.
- bduerst 7y agoReminds me of the quote I heard about 'experiential' businesses: "If you can't take a picture and brag about it online, then it's not experiential"
- seanmcdirmid 7y agoKind of reminded me of how Starbucks used to disallow photography in their Chinese stores. It was to prevent copying, but it didn’t go down well since it was mainly a lifestyle business in that country.