Recent content by Bernswss

I do wonder if we could see a nighttime parade in place of the show. Unlike MK, the park wasn't really adapted for all the people a night show brings, but in the other hand there's a lot of infrastructure in place for these shows, so what about a show/ parade mix? Use the projections on the...

Underperformance and 1.4B in the same sentence is so funny to me. Sure it didn't meet the number of the sequel to the most successful film ever made but it made a heck of a lot of money either way haha.

I too think it's rather unlikely to hear about the third lake land this year, however, thinking of timelines it's not impossible. Let's assume that by some miracle Lion King is ready to open in the second half of 2028, that land was announced two years before DAW and Frozen opened up. This year...

According to the rumor, possibly the same you mention, this could come happen in the Discoveryland Railroad Station, although it's not known what it could be. To be honest, with the works ending in Fantasyland Station, Discovery is the one that looks the worst. If Disney was to have the train...

Absolutely true, the problem is if you're planning on opening an expansion in 2023 (Frozen, the lake & promenade) starting construction in 2022 won't cut it... I'm very familiar with all the reasons why it had to be delayed and have defended Disney in the past. But in the end we now have a 2026...

The major issue with Disney projects is how long they take from announcement to start of construction. This was THE problem with World of Frozen/ DAW expansion in WDSP. The announcement came in 2018 but it wasn't until 2022 that works actually began in the expansion, that's a ridiculous amount...

Yes, I'm behind the site and the channel. I think it's something people don't really think about, that's why I added it in. I'm sure this is how they do it in Paris, I think Disney does it like this everywhere but I can't say for sure.

Sorry for the confusion, I've worded it differently now. "Disney has a unique counting method, where only the first scan of a ticket counts. So if you visit both parks in a day, you count as one guest to whatever park you first entered." It was more of a way to explain that the main point of the...

They've been building in phases, when there's an excess of dirt from construction or in this case digging they build the berms, a lot of dirt has been excavated from the Lion King plot of land as construction begins and it's all being stored backstage behind the Studios berm, if I were to guess...

I was frankly expecting a much weaker attendance in 2024 due to the olympics, the summer was very weak last year and getting 15.8M guests is pretty spectacular. I am now more convinced than ever that next year the parks will cross 17 million, having surpassed 16M for the first time in 2023...

It's a joke haha

They're really just putting the finishing touches on the outdoor areas now. Tangled is getting the last bits of theming added to its roof, Regal View getting there also with the lights and some last parts of theming and most of the rest is really close. Heck, we've seen they're adding benches to...

I hope they'll also announce more information regarding the nighttime spectacular, that will be a major part of the expansion too yet we know close to nothing.

I would say that once Pride Lands opens, Disneyland Park will be the one to get something new.

It should be the last of the Fantasyland roof refurbishments, I think? At least on that side of the castle