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Definitely the only thing that I found to be a negative were the exposed ceilings, though I’m not exactly sure how some of them would have been done successfully. Some were noticeable and some weren’t. But overall this is a great ride and the song was stuck in my head all day. Also, I rode in...

Internal date is still the 17th, the last I saw.

This.

The water will come from tanks under the boats. The lake water is not clean enough to spray all over dancers, and possibly on guests.

I believe they're just removing the switch tracks. The trolley will remain. They're using the large blue wagon with two horses for the trolley show in the meantime.

Something I haven't seen (but is certainly possible that I missed), do we know what this theater is going to be called? Fantasmic is in the Hollywood hills amphitheater, World of Color is in Paradise Park, so I wondered if this one had a name?

The show has been scheduled to open on June 17 for quite some time. Whether that holds or not is of course up for grabs, but as far as I know the rehearsal schedules have been made for many weeks.

Take the arguments elsewhere, ladies. This is beyond a thread drift and you can argue this stuff via PM and spare the rest of us, deal?

That's excellent news. Only one was on in the fire scene on the day it officially reopened. The clouds were always my favorite detail as it really gave the illusion of a sky instead of a black ceiling with visible air vents.

Don't take the bait, folks.

Just rode... The ride looks and sounds great. I was in the front and had no water issue, though the bottom of the boats were indeed wet. The only negative to me was that while the new lighting looked amazing on the show scenes, it was bleeding onto the ceilings and made them more visible than...

Details about the two expansions seem a given. And the odd new hotel they're making (it is quite a haul away from TDR). There is supposedly a new large theater being included in the Fantasyland expansion, which they could announce the show for.

...Stateside. Pop over to Tokyo and the Hyperion suddenly looks like a warehouse converted to a theater.

The stage has been functional for a while. They've been rehearsing on it often already. They don't need the forecourt to be done to rehearse.

That is the first I've heard of new IP for the theater...and I LOVE that plan. Fingers crossed.

Enclosed theater...music to my ears. Let it be so!

This isn't correct. The union requires only a two week notice for closing a show, and if two weeks isn't given, they must still pay two weeks salary to any cast and staff let go. Ask anyone on Broadway. Or in American Idol at DHS, haha. They certainly had no idea their show was going to be...

I'm vegetarian and I never have a problem. Also, there are handy green "V" icons next to any item that is vegetarian, so you will not have to bother worrying about the ingredients or asking. Vegan is a different story...but the all-vegetarian booth has usually been all-vegan in the past.

I definitely don't foresee any huge financial pains because of Shanghai, but you never know. They obviously didn't think Paris would flop either, and there are certainly enough people within three hours of THAT resort too. And as for once the ground is broken it will be completed...don't forget...

Sorry, I was only speaking to the tech of the show. I think it can be fairly said that what they accomplished on movable boats is impressive in almost every way...mist screens, fountains, telescoping 360 degree LED screens, performers, inflatables, and projections. And it all floats away into...