Recent content by TheCoasterNerd

Yeah, it’s fan “made”

Soarin' over Floorin' and it's just five minutes of clips from various home depots, lowes', and other hardware stores. The finale is archival footage from when they were laying the floor inside the Land pavilion

I was blown away in June. Went again in January (valley day) and was still very impressed, although sad that I didn't get to ride Stardust because it valleyed. Incredible park. They gave me a free ticket to come back because of the valley and I cannot wait to come back

No, I don’t prefer it, but I absolutely love it on the same level. They’re equally good to me. Granted I don’t have much nostalgia for splash since I only rode it once when I was 6 but I absolutely adore Tiana’s. Such a fun ride imo and one I ride EVERY time I go to the parks

Hi Disney Spies!! Please release more of this info officially! If len could hear about it, why can't we? Thank you spies

I miss Innoventions (Mainly the kuka ride tbf) but I do love new Epcot. The old hub, aside from FoN and Inno, just wasn't anything special. IMO, install a themed flat ride and a changing walkthrough IE Disney on Broadway in Communicore, change female body planter into a fountain, and it's...

Yes. I'm a junior in high school. Maybe it's not on the level of HTTYD or Zootopia or Marvel but it's still incredibly popular. The delorian is still joked about in classic car conversations in relation to the movie. Primary source here, high schoolers still love BTTF

I feel like they know this and would keep it around, since they're doing D23 Day again. I imagine it'll stay until the day before Halloweentime (August 20th). D23 Day is August 13.

I agree with Aiden. I never rode OG Test Track but my mother did. She (GP) didn't love it, aside from the fast bit. We both rode 2.0 and agreed it felt like a cheap attempt at a Tron ride. Though we haven't been on 3.0 from the videos I've seen it looks perfect for the modern era of the park...

The reason the Cherrypicker dragon still exists is a difference in stage design. In California, the dragon rose from below the stage. In Florida, the entire back half of the stage opens up, so the cherrypicker can just drive forward (a little more complicated than that, but you get the gist)...

I heard the same thing. Also at least one wall knocked down in the station

Isn't Earl also a chain?

“The America Pavilion Featuring The American Adventure” isn’t an american section to you?

Still, I think they’ll take their time over the American sections of the park. And maybe the fireworks will be red, white, and blue

I’m imagining the finale will be set over Main Street USA at Disneyland and Epcot as a whole but focus on the American adventure