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Which rides would you recommend rope dropping at each park? We’ll be visiting December 13–20, staying off-site. We plan to use Lightning Lane Multi Passes at Magic Kingdom and Hollywood Studios, but won’t be purchasing Individual Lightning Lanes. Thanks so much for your advice!

I've been trying to get this for weeks and there's a glitch that's prevented me from doing it. Guess I won't be watching the livestream =(

Will this weekend’s livestream be exclusive to D23 Gold Members, or will it be available for everyone to watch? If it is Gold Member–only, will it be uploaded later for others? Thanks!

I agree. Ideally, they would do all 3 and my order would be: 1 - Journey to Atlantis. My favorite ride in the park and it needs some love. 2 - Roller coaster. Always welcomed! 3 - Dark ride. I would really love a dark ride second but I'm not really into the idea they shared.

A few months ago, SeaWorld Orlando ran a survey asking guests what they’d most like to see as the park’s next attraction. The choices were: a reimagining of Journey to Atlantis, a brand-new dark ride, or a new roller coaster. Take a look at the screenshots for details on each option—then vote...

Is it just me, or do the names Treasure and Adventure feel like they should be flipped? The Disney Treasure is thematically all about adventure—drawing heavy inspiration from daring Disney tales like Aladdin, and even nods to Adventureland itself. Meanwhile, the Disney Adventure feels more like...

Looks awesome! SeaWorld does a great job with nighttime entertainment. I wish they still did a nighttime orca show, it was the best!

They could do what Universal is doing and just do a smaller park, like a halfway from DL to WDW kind of thing. Disney's Fantasyland or something.

Do Disney World ticket prices increase over time or based on demand? I'm planning a trip in December and trying to decide whether I should buy tickets now or if it's okay to wait. Thanks!

I doubt they'd bring it back at this point, but I really miss the old color scheme. It just felt so much more grand and majestic to me.

They wouldn’t want to give people any more reason to skip buying a ticket and just watch the fireworks from outside the park.

Theme parks are becoming increasingly more expensive, and they continue to raise prices because people are willing to pay. I don’t see them reversing—instead, prices will likely just keep climbing.

Read the article here. Bummer about the hotels but I'm always excited for new attractions & experiences! I wonder which IPs they'll work with.

Hollywood Studios. I love Alien, Mickey & Minnie, Rock N Roller Coaster, Slinky Dog Dash, RoR, Toy Story Mania, and Tower of Terror. Universal Studios is my least fave of the 7 main theme parks in Orlando. I only really like ET, Gringotts, and Mummy (haven't ridden Minion Blast yet).

I've heard before that they do, which would explain why those rides aren’t in any other parks—at least as far as I know. I really wish some of them were because they seem incredible! Disneyland Forward showcased several original Tokyo Disneyland attractions as examples of what could be possible...