Recent content by mattpeto

I think there is a balance there honestly. I’m not quite at @Pizza Moon “excitement” or at “boring”. I remember from the movie that the streets of Monstropolis was interesting and alive, with odd monsters roaming around each corner. Harryhausens was a restaurant in the land that made it more...

Acthung Baby might be the 🐐

"install set elements" sounds like interior work on the surface, but Stage 1 is missing you know an, interior. This might be all courtyard permits.

There are some rumbles that Disney may pivot and put Zootopia land/ride in that space. Not sure what that means for Avatar but maybe it can go somewhere else in the Disneyland Forward project.

It’s not busbar or conveyor which seems to be the preferred description of what makes a dark ride. Sure it’s a dark ride. And what doesn’t make it a dark ride? The thrill part? The ride type?

I get what you are saying but MMRR and Rise are also dark rides. They are trackless dark rides.

You said dark ride. Now you clarify. You’re talking decades since the last time any park got a new busbar ride (not retheme). I’d like see one in Villains land instead of something like the Ursula flat.

When there are capacity issues, I'm okay with resort guests having priority. That seems reasonable to me.

I thought they were paving a perimiter road around the space like a perfect 3/4 square.

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I think the 35 year old stage shows is really showing it's age. I'd like to see something new (or at least an upgrade). With the recent Indy effect cuts and Indiana Jones Animal Kingdom Adventure coming in a year, it feels like that might be the next domino in that park anyway.

The end results better look better than that, I'll tell you that.

I'm sure the OS build is likely complicating things to update.

It's not the best fit, but I do appreciate they are keeping Muppets active. It's an olive branch for closing MV3D to the fans IMO. It could have a huge payoff if Sunset Showcase evolves to a Muppets production.