Recent content by Biff215

Clearly there’s an internal mandate to get Bluey in the parks asap. Of course as usual, Disney is already a year or two behind the craze.

You can call it what you want, but in the world of construction, the owner largely controls how quickly they want something built. Sure unexpected things happen that can delay the timeline, but how much money you’re willing to throw at it can speed or slow the process. Disney is a business and...

Bluey is seen as temporary, Zootopia is not. The area simply can’t support a full land in its current design.

Didn’t say they were, just that it has happened and is nothing new.

It’s well known that Disney likes to spread costs across quarters and fiscal years. Look up the construction of New Fantasyland if you don’t believe me. I’m not saying I know for sure that’s what is happening here, just that it’s not really a conspiracy theory or attempt to “trigger” anyone...

I’m not sure they chose this area in an effort to drive traffic necessarily. They needed a space quickly and this fits the bill. It will be interesting to see the demand and whether or not the train can handle it if it’s high. You’ll likely never see a true attraction out there unless they...

For those concerned about the brighter or darker looking colors, remember that the Florida sun will quickly fade them. Disney tries to keep that in mind when considering what the final look will become.

I was wondering the same thing but unless it’s general maintenance, I can’t imagine they’d be doing any track work and reopening by summer. I’d guess this is for the thematic elements surrounding the track.

Isn’t that where the giant snow monster thing is? Doubt the show lighting changed any there as no projections are used.

We’re not seriously discussing bringing back MSEP already, are we? Starlight might not be Spectro but it’s not terrible either. Give it a chance! I have a feeling many who criticize it have never seen it in person. 🤷‍♂️

No definitive timeframe given but you’d have to imagine they’d like to avoid the summer heat.

I totally agree but I’ll let it go since I have no proof other than my own faded memory. 😂

WDWMagic explained it pretty well. Once HEA ends, Starlight was a bit too close coming from Main Street to allow fireworks crowds to disperse. Coming from Frontierland allows the front of the park to empty quicker for those leaving. Plus it also gives some an incentive to head back to...

As others have pointed out, it has happened although rare. I’m pretty sure MSEP operated in this manner when I worked at WDW in 2000. I had a friend in the parade and we would have to remember where it was coming from to catch them from the correct side.

@spectrodanny 😉 In all seriousness though, this would be a strange thing to just make up. Could be an operational test. If the monorails can do it, why not a parade??? 😂