Search results

"Keep them in the corners." So to speak.

A salute to all parks but mostly EPCOT.

Must have had leftover "5"s from the 50th they were able to slap an outline on.

Pssh. Nothing a little KILZ can't handle.

I think you mean TURBOATCHARGE.

Coronado Springs is always a great place to be, but with the current number of rooms blocked out of inventory it's absolutely splendid. Glad you were able to enjoy it!

Surely a coming improvement over today's camo netting and black drywall.

Mirabel's Madrigal Madness: Antonio's Aquatic Animal Adventure, obviously. Checks all the boxes: Main character name An apostrophe A semicolon Alliteration Action words (two of them!)

It seems like it's still moving forward, but as part of a completely separate program and different timeline.

Theatrical LED fixtures can have a lifespan of 15-20 years in many scenarios, at which point the light engine needs to be replaced. They consume far less power, produce more light, are inherently color-additive (while non-LED fixtures are color reductive), and offer designers a remarkably...

It sounds like there are internal pressures to take Dino down at the proper point in the project to allow for a simultaneous opening of the entire new area... including a likely phase where access to Dino is only via the Discovery Island bridge, with the area north is completely walled off up to...

Development pace seems to have picked up... we'll see how quickly they get working on the PW site once those office trailers are dropped.

That's how it has been classified thus far. I don't think that the plan has changed, I just think that the "Dark Ride" designation didn't mention the conveyance. FWIW anyone I've talked to is tightlipped on the particular mechanics beyond "boat/water," so there are several different ways this...

News this morning. Approved, funded, and moving forward for AK: - Conversion of Dinosaur to Indy. New storyline, ties will to AK. - Encanto boat ride. Nothing firm on story, assuming the animal angle will be played up via Antonio. - Coco-inspired carousel roughly on The Boneyard site...

And only because they couldn't sell out of the Pumbas on their 2nd attempt!

Zootopia in the ToL, while progressing slowly, shows no signs of changing. Given the alternatives, I've kind of made peace with it. We'll see what the AK timeline looks like once it's in Sharpie.

Often lost in discussions of Disney's stagnation over the last decade or so is this fact... their growth eras have been fueled not by investment alone but by an ability to quickly react and adjust. These changes - even when small - added a dynamic of freshness to the park... often with...

Wish.com Star Wars land, except it inexplicably cost twice what it should have. The number of easily fixable details that remain unaddressed is maddening. Take the L. You turned the wrong way. Quit doubling down. Without saying too much, it sounds like there are at least a few "fixes"...

I'm guessing here, but it seems like he's getting passed partial info without context. The blanks he's filling in are where he's so very wrong. FWIW, this art isn't terribly old. But it's clear the figures were intentionally obscured for the most part, as that work was still underway.

I'm back home and able to elaborate further. You'll notice that I've always said this attraction was "Coco-inspired." The dark ride is Encanto. The Dinosaur retheme is Indy. But this carousel is Coco-inspired. The current art direction has the figures of this carousel taking on the Mexican...