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Really? How bad is it going to be? I thought the canopy would cover most of the show building?

Disney Park Status: 8/12

Do you think this same logic applies to the Skyliner? Surely they want to have that ready for August 29th?

Were these the rumored "Phase 3/4" plans when we initially heard of the DHS re-do? Does this mean that we're getting TSL, Star Wars, Mickey, and thats it for DHS? Surely the brass knows that the park won't be able to handle the crowds with just those additions...right?

Other than Storybook Circus, how are we going to see the Tron show building from inside the park? Who cares if you can see it from the outside? And this is coming from someone who HATES visible show buildings.

Cuban Missile Crisis tie in? Moon landing? Lots of interesting possibilities. Could be really good...or really bad.

Not appreciating the snark and sarcasm. If Ford is to star in the next one, in order for them to make it believable, of course there is going to have to be a time skip. Or am I missing something? I'd prefer not the 80s...but still.

I understand. But given the age of Ford, wasn't that an inevitability? For me that was always the next logical progression of Indy. Agreed.

See, I never understood this line of thinking. Aliens are more farfetched than the arc of the covenant that is legitimately magic and melts people's faces off? Or anything in the entirety of the Temple of Doom? Or the (magical) Holy Grail? Now if you want to complain about shoehorning Shia...

Now this I can get behind. It sounds like an enhancement for Dinosaur (if done right), a removal of C+H, and a new rollercoaster. Dinosaur needs a ton of love anyway. This could be a way to do that and introduce a new story that works with AK. What's not to like? (Again if done right). Honestly...

I have a bad feeling they are not going to theme the side that faces Morocco. Can any insider prove or disprove that?

Waiting for Star Wars Land...

Follow @bioreconstruct on Twitter, he posts at least once a week.

Wow, what an extraordinarily ignorant post. Clearly you didn't factor in that people in the generation before millennials indoctrinated the entire generation that college was 100% absolutely necessary, and that college loans at 7-11% interest rates were normal, and that even though mom and dad...

We might have to!