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Since Disney will already have a deal with those non-Disney hotels that probably specifies “Extra Magic Hours” why don’t they restrict these new “Extra Extra Magic Hours” to just the Disney owned hotels, which would give people an extra incentive to book there?

It’s sad that a Haunted Mansion or a Pirates would never be created today (although they became IP linked in reverse!).

Alice might have been good. There is a coffee shop / cafe in Manchester UK themed to that, which is aimed at adults and that works well (Richmond Tea Rooms) Mind you, maybe they can pull off something similar with B&TB theme.

I’m thinking Epcot's answer to Star Wars Launch Bay? Am I getting warm?

Wonder what the thinking is behind that? And what they’re adding to counter this?

Do we think that Disney will eventually stop regular Lyft and Uber cars going onto WDW property, as the Minnie Vans expand?

Does Disney have control over what Universal does with the Marvel IP in their Parks? I know this is far fetched but as extreme examples, say Universal decided to throw in some “adult” scenes into the Spider-Man ride or had Spidey die at the end of the ride, or whatever?

Who pays him? Disney?

That’s what I thought! Erm, Snow White says hi! And a little mouse that Walt sketched on a train, for that matter.... Marvel!?

As an aside, how long is Mongello's 2018 recap show going to be now that he has to cover all the Fox output as well as Disney, Pixar, Marvel and Lucasfilm???

Well, not at the moment, but surely at some point they are going to buy Universal out of that contract, probably at the point at which Universal is ready to replace their Marvel land with Nintendo or whatever else. I would think that Universal are probably stuck in a sort of time warp with that...

Lol, I thought it might be after listening to how excited Lou and his sidekick were about the whole thing!

On his last podcast, Lou Mongello described the acquisition of Marvel as being possibly the most significant event in Disney history! Further, in his New Year look back at 2017 he seemed to spend half the airtime talking about Marvel (mainly the movies) Now, I get that Lou was already a comic...

What are the chances of the Yeti EVER being fully fixed? Do Disney / Imagineering have plans or even aspirations to fix it one day or are they resigned to it remaining as is now? Would it require the ride being non-operational for a long length of time? If so, how long?

I’ve not been to TSL yet but why is it not an immersive area? Why would the Imagineers not have made it an immersive land? I thought there was the whole “being shrunk to the size of a toy in Andy's backyard?

In a way I’m looking forward to this more than Galaxy's Edge. I’m more a Disney fan than a Star Wars fan. It seems like a proper family ride with the emphasis firmly on fun. I can see this becoming one of the most loved rides at WDW. Hope I’m right!

But Disney Movies is a theme, right? I mean if we’re going down that route, what is the theme of the Magic Kingdom?

Haha “IP Land” 😂. How about something like... “Movie World” “Step into the Movies” “Movie Showcase” “Movies Adventure” I dunno. Anyway, my main question was more about the theme of the park rather than the name.

OK, that’s surprising as, to me, the name doesn’t fit the direction they seem to be going.

Just wondering what people think Disney has planned for the overall theme of Hollywood Studios going forward, and what sort of name might be suitable. Looking at the three recent developments (Toy Story Land, Galaxy's Edge and the Mickey Ride) I can only assume that it is some sort of general...