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Problem is, Disney's decided that two out of three is just too much to expect of them; they're willing to settle for one, and we all know which it is

Incredibles makes sense as an east-coast re-skinning of DCA's Marveland project.

The majority of Marvel's earthbound characters are based in New York City. They could do West Coast Avengers & Tony Stark's Malibu place, and not much of any note else.

Slap a pair of cartoon eyes on those and you've synergized with Cars (Cars Wars?). The die cast miniatures should sell out in minutes!

It's possible that SE is visited by a much higher percentage of Epcot visitors than any other attraction -- perhaps enough higher to make up for that 9M deficit. Given its location, this seems somewhat likely to be at least a partial explanation. It's also possible that Epcot's actual...

It's kinda hard to tell -- is there a tree behind that non-retractable light?

That doesn't factor in at all, a lot of disney villians meet their demise in the movies and are still available for meet & greet duty

Sure, each of those has between 1 and 2 new rides (depending on how you count hippogriff & express), but neither is anywhere near 14 acres. It's not the absolute ride count that's necessarily my problem, its the number of rides for the amount of space (and the rumored budget). For that much...

Especially if you can fire on the one in front of you and 'explode' when hit by the one behind

... yet

I'm sort of 'meh' on the pair of expansions. I love the concept art of both expansions, but in the end, it's 25 acres for 4 rides, and it's between 3 & 5 years away (minimum). And... that's really before the accountaneers get their pencil sharpeners revved up. I almost half expect a 1A...

Actually, she makes perfect sense. As you move counter-clockwise around the Rivers of America, you're moving backward in time. Just north of the Haunted Mansion should be the pre-colonial/early settlement period. A little farther around should be wild unsettled areas (which would be a nice...

It seems like ESPN is down there all the time -- they used to have 'ESPN, the Weekend' up until a couple of years ago, but I think Mike & MIke still do remotes from there, plus it seems like there's frequent coverage of whatever goes on at the sports park. I think, though, that most of the...

It's 21st century business methods: they're outsourcing it to the crews building Shanghai Disneyland. Having learned from that, they've built time for the rebuild right into the delivery schedule.

At least make them prove it first, before you give them credit for a job well done. They've long since lost the presumption of awesomeness -- we know, based on CarsLand, and expansions in TDS & HKDL that they can do great work when they feel like it, but we've also seen way too much value...

Because pixie dust (like other substances in more typical corporations) flows downhill.

Most maps show only one utilidor, directly underneath MainStreet and the old bridge, then through the center of the hub only. There should be no interference with anything that lies along the perimieter of the old hub, and certainly not in any of the new work.

Not collectively, just by loud pixie-dust snorters. I think it's almost inevitable, at this point.

Socialize the expense, privatize the profits.

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