Recent content by rle4lunch

Indy at DL, woof... That ride has nearly the same down time as it does operating time. Coming out of COVID, it was only operating about 2 hours a day. But yes, DL gets a lot more love and updates in comparison to WDW.

To be fair, they've only barely maintained the ride to 'adequate' standards for the last 10-15 years. It hasn't been up to 'Disney' standards for a long while. Nor has JII seen ANY love other than an overpriced popcorn bucket. And let's face it, while both were once great fun, 90% of the time...

In reality, no one really cares about Aerosmith going away. They just want to feel like their lives mean something by complaining online to the masses who will give them the attention that they think they're missing in their lives.

It sure would be nice if they actually cared about the visuals, projections, and music though. As it sits, it's just a ride in the dark. The only lights you see are the security cameras power indicators and some faint stars at the top of the lift hill. Mix it with a rougher than should be ride...

the night show needs to be a h e l l u v a lot better than the boat float parade was...

Sashimi roll desserts perhaps.

Anything more than California rolls with fake crab in them is most likely not gonna sell well with the US audience. And the price on sushi is ridiculous at off property restaurants. Hate to see it there lol.

On our trip in May, my son found a few hidden mickey's (done with a paper punch) on some leaves he found over there. Pretty cool.

agree. niche food belongs in Epcot or DCA during their food truck season.

Been saying this for years. Why they didn't update that part of the land when they put in new fantasyland is beyond me. It looks and feels tacky and cheap.

I'd think once some of the other new offerings start opening in the other parks or MK then they'll take it down.

it would seem that SM would need to go down for 2+ years to complete the track replacement. Considering the logistics of the whole thing.

When we rode it last month half the camera captures of people's heads for the descent were scrambled. I could only hope they fix that, even though that part of the ride is pretty lame anyway.

Soft drink prices have went up globally over 35% since 2022. A 12 pack of Coke on average costs $8, whereas in 2020 they were averaging $4.25, which marks an increase of close to 100% in 5 years. Future outlook looks at an average price increase of 5% end over end for the foreseeable future...

Pouchy is a better mascot than Duffy.