Recent content by mightynine

So if I’m reading this right, this sounds like it will be run like Tokyo Disney, not by Experiences?

So were these just massive projectors? I imagine that was pretty impressive visually for its time. EDIT: Duh, could just read the video description and answer my own question. Simple but impressive for early 80s!

Disney Social Media Team: "Hey, the boss said something vague about that animated little ******, that'll be good for some quick engagement!"

So who's gotta die this time? COCO 2: THIS TIME IT'S MUY PERSONAL or COCO 2: UN POCO MAS LOCO

That looks great!

Would single-day ticket sales being available this quickly be an indication of demand?

More like a Disney Springs that charges admission.

It’s funny to see articles mention “a seldom used cash register was removed”, when I feel like that register was the one I always used when shopping at the Emporium because there was never a line! 😄

That looks very plain. Almost barren, though I'm assuming because it just reopened?

I'm not going to argue that something new won't generate interest - that's certainly what Disney hopes - but a potential Disney visitor will still have to consider the cost involved. And if Disney's worried about public perception of costs now, what will that perception be when these things...

Not the point he was making. It's more about how Encanto and Indiana Jones are replacing attractions at AK are not additions to AK like Avatar was. Not growing capacity over the years has been a complaint, especially since they've now tried to monetize that with...

Outside of Disney, this is NOT a good thing for the economy. I forget which millionaire or billionaire said this years ago, but basically, they can’t buy enough blue jeans or washing machines to keep the industry going. And to bring this back to the parks, they aren’t going to be enough rich...

Wait, all we need to do to fix the Yeti is swap out a projector?

No, but you did walk past it as you came back around to the Courtyard.