Recent content by Bocabear

I was always hopeful about the restaurant idea....especially if they went with the "Happy Haunts Ball" theme...but it would have to be huge...multiple diningrooms dressed as different locations within the mansion....and a graveyard vir=ew terrace.... it could be spectacular....a WDW "must...

I think it is the grease pit for the new "Julieta Madrigal's Fried Bollos" based on the film...

slow news day......

They just need to go back to the DreamPort... the ride no longer feels like it is aboout imagination... The thing that worked so beautifully about the first iteration was the entire premise...the introduction of the characters and the setup for further adventures in the Dreamport... now it is a...

when looking at the map there are lines that more or less follow the railroad route and it looks like it could possibly swing the railroad a little further out?

Gertie is actually based on a real thing built in the early days of Hollywood...Mickey Shorts could fit in a "Hollywood Movie Theater"Context.... the others....I got nothing....

it would actually fit neither area... Disney Springs West Side maybe....

I am all for keeping one, and Timothy...

Do we really need 2 of these? I would love to see this whole circus area go away and become a Neverland section complete with a Pirate ship play area, skull rock, the works (remove water play area completely)...and a brand new double-tracked PPF. I feel like that particular ride still seems to...

That is a much better question! There is space to do something with that land...

EXACTLY!!!! lol

I bet the Lion King ride would entertain more visitors than the Festival Of The Lion King show does... The would be a lot like like what is happening at the MK... Though for Lion King, I think they do have some expansion area if the wanted to use it.... THere is the entire area near Conservation...

WHat I was reacting to was the reference to popularity if the river was not there, so it should go... my response was that the ROA, like many other scenic parts of the park that exist purely for placemaking and beauty, don't necessarily have to be "popular"...or shouldn't have to just be...

I always considered the ROA as part of the fabric of the park, not necessarily an attraction itself... Transportation on the river has come and gone... Canoes, Keel boats....much like the waterways in the HUB....which once were circumnavigated by Swan Boats.... Thank God when they decided to...

I don't believe you can judge those things on "popularity"... is the waterway in front of Tomorrowland Popular? How about the waterway in front of the Crystal Palace? How popular is that with first time visitors.... What do first time vistors think of the green space at the back of...