Recent content by RadiatorSpringsRacer

Heck yes! Other than the iridescent flags, that color scheme is gorgeous. And I've literally been hoping for years that the YoaMD overlay would come down.

Overall, I like the new look they're going for. If the iridescent accents were just straight-up gold I'd have no problem with it at all.

The more I think about this, the more I think it could be a positive. It's not like they're using an IP that has nothing to do with the theme of the place. And when it comes to portraying Polynesia accurately, it's not like Moana didn't do a lot of homework.

I have no problems with these new signs at all. They look awesome - modern and EPCOT-Center-like at the same time - and regardless of anything else I'm impressed with their commitment to updating the park-wide branding and visual style.

For the whole building? Or just the half that's already been torn down?

Well, there's always this to keep in mind.

No, this won't fix the park on its own. But it's still a wonderful thing to see.

Maybe not a whole park, but I love the idea of a Transformers-based land. The West Edmonton Mall's indoor park is being rethemed to Hasbro's brands as we speak, so there's that...

This is on the last page of that new monorail book, apparently. EDIT: A full picture so people don't get the wrong idea.

What I'm bummed about isn't even that this is going into EPCOT. It's that they're giving another classic movie the Lion King 1 1/2 treatment.

(glances two inches to my left) Yeah, about that...

Just saying 😁

Well, obviously Chevy's going to improve the story by adding REAL PEOPLE (not actors).

The new signage is gorgeous and gives me a lot of hope that Disney cares about this EPCOT redo more than some people think. I was extremely excited to see it. About IP...My problem with this pavilion is not that Nemo’s there, but with the execution. The film took such care to accurately depict...

Excuse you, I LOVED the Speedway as a child and...I totally agree with this. I’ve said for years that even the main conceit of the attraction (you get to drive!) could be executed so much better. Anyone who’s been on the varied, intimate, scenic drive that is California’s Autopia knows what I...