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Just saw an interview with James Cameron on Good Morning America for the upcoming DVD/Blu-Ray release of "Titanic." They asked him about upcoming "Avatar" sequels, and he said they plan to make two and shoot them back-to-back. Not sure how much stock I'm putting in the IGN report...

I keep hearing that 7DMT will be Barnstormer meets BTM. I have to believe though, from the artwork, track layout, the inclusion of audio animatronics, the new vehicle "swinging" system, and the overall marketing of the attraction make it far more comparable to a BTMR than a Barnstormer (which is...

Does anyone think they'll repurpose the "disco yeti" to another portion of the ride after they put in a new one? I think an extra appearance by the Yeti would add a lot to the ride. Maybe in the first tunnel after the drop?

How exactly is it different?

If people quickly forgot it after its release, then why did it sell 2.7 million Blu-Ray discs and 4 million DVDs in the first four days after it hit shelves (also generating roughly $130 million in revenue, and breaking records along the way—becoming the fastest selling movie ever). The movie...

To be honest, what importance will the story really serve towards an attraction? Look at the Wizarding World of Harry Potter, for example. None of the rides have any particular storyline that represents that of the books or movies. It's just sort of a jumbled mess of everything the franchise has...

Avatar's Worldwide Box Office: $2,782,275,172...I don't think it's just Disney brass.

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Found it on Laughing Place: http://www.laughingplacestore.com/Product-15965.asp and http://www.laughingplacestore.com/Product-15964.asp

What I think is being missed by some in this argument is just how valuable the Muppets are in terms of possibilities for a theme park. While films like Mary Poppins and the Lion King may be worthy of a ride or attraction, the Imagineers are somewhat limited in what they can do with them. More...

This has been a rumor for quite some time, and every few years it gets brought up again. I doubt it's changing, unless the entire system itself is changed.

This argument always seems so ludicrous to me. Now, first off, I would have no problem if Disney began enforcing the time window on FP tickets. If that's how they choose to run it, so be it. It's their call. Until that point, Disney will continue with their current policy of accepting...

how about a dreamfinder/figment 3D movie? One can only hope...

I'm definitely more excited for this ride than any other ride Disney has built in a long, long time. I'm just hoping they can live up to expectations and deliver a quality ride for the whole family, not just little kids.

I agree that Disney's policies should perhaps be reviewed and changed, but Disney can't keep track of what every driver is doing at every single second. And if they hired the 81 year old when he was 70, would they then fire him eleven years later because he was to old? Nobody has any proof...