Recent content by Misted Compass

Splash, but since most others have said that I'll make a case for Country Bear Jamboree.

DCA still needs one or two smaller dark rides. With the new slate of investment it's just removing one (Monsters) and adding one (Coco) with no net change. They don't even have to have "heart", just something that isn't an E ticket or a filler flat ride.

The first time I used my Enchant key I got my ID checked.

They're two different tunnels. The '67 tunnel goes from the Carousel Theater to Tomorrowland Terrace and Buzz/CircleVision (to serve the rising stage) and the '98 tunnel obviously connected the Rocket Rods queue and station. You can see the former being dug in these construction photos: As...

Honestly feel like this might be it. Modern Disney loves pretending to be a tech company.

Magic Mountain's is $110 which is even better. And if you want parking at Knott's the Prestige is only $175 at MM. Only caveat is that you have to activate it there.

"Wow! Unexpected! Unreal!"

The main difference between the two projects is that CAHSR is aiming to be perfect (220mph for the majority of the route, connecting many cities rather than just LA/SF) while Brightline is aiming to get it done quick (186mph in a few segments, skipping populated areas like Barstow and central...

Per multiple TMs it's just a retaining wall being rebuilt. In photos from late 2023 you can see they tried to add extra supports for the old one before biting the bullet and rebuilding the whole thing. Very unlikely it becomes tram loading as it's a dead end with no space to turn trams around.

In concerns to CAHSR, there really should have been more focus on connecting Bakersfield and LA, since it's the only section of the route with no existing rail connection. The current initial segment just duplicates the already existing San Joaquins route.

FWIW Pokemon is the prevailing rumor to replace Spider-Man in Osaka, so it could be a retheme of that system.

Interestingly the set dressing seems to be from a later period with an photo of Lincoln, the jet used to survey WDW, and a motion picture almanac with the year "1965" on it.

I wish Ozempic could be used on robots.

Hopefully Lincoln won't be pushed to the last few hours of the day like Impressions de France was.

Hoping for a new Tomorrowland but if you put a gun to my head I'd say we don't get any new rides. The biggest investment within the realm of possibility IMO would be the return of Fantasmic's dragon.