Recent content by marni1971

The acid test will be a photo from the Mystic Point end.

Yep. But it’s a small park. We often joke it’s got the least amount of bathrooms of any Disney park; a legacy from 2002. Adventure Way is getting pop up catering clutter so I don’t think they’ve adverse to sticking things on it. But when the parks anchor store is 50 yards away I don’t see the...

Given the parties involved it’s unlikely they would risk cannibalisation.

Did we need any on Adventure Way though? Unless it’s specific merchandise to a specific location it’s just more clutter.

I’ve been asking myself do we need even more shops though.

Or 3. Or 4. At least Paris doesn’t have to wait for D23.

I don’t think the back up Magical Shuttles are that bad. We’ve had it twice and it’s a five minute wait. The supervisor is notified before the coach gets full and another one is dispatched from the local depot down Av. Paul Seremy.

I thought the path (by Earl, not Mcdonalds) reopened last month? I’ll second the above. Check out Cheyenne. Better of the values, early entry and tickets included. Despite the renovations, also price up Sequoia. It’s often not that much more.

They can be both

Devils advocate points out it was announced as a phased project with openings (Avengers) from 2021.

Well, that was a later phase, then Covid-ed, then cancelled, then redesigned. Paris is now matching the rest of the company. Which is way too slow.

So it was!

Show as in show. You prefer a fireworks display by the sounds of it. Which yes, Orlando triumphs at. Some of my friends work for WDW Fireworks. I love big whizz bangs as much as the next person. But that doesn’t mean Paris or HK or Shanghai (or even Anaheim) can’t do a good show. Even SeaWorld...

Do they heck. Pandora - announced September 2011. Opened May 2017. Galaxies Edge - announced August 2015. Opened August 2019. Tron - announced August 2017. Opened April 2023. Ratatouille - announced July 2018 2017. Opened October 2021.

And Orlando doesn’t ?