I'm happy. This may be waaay overthinking it but I feel like those colors are symbolic of classic Walt Disney World, the days where you didn't have to plan your whole day in the parks on your phone and still use it throughout the day for Lightning Lanes and such. Returning to the color pallette...
I know you're kidding but theoretically speaking it'd make more sense in Villains Land but that would be so out of the way. 2nd entrance into Magic Kingdom would be fire, however.
The amount of water present gives me hope. It won't justify destroying the rivers, but I'm hoping there's plenty of paths and winding roads similar to the ones you could find on the island. Plenty of places to get lost.
Magic Kingdom is still a world-class theme park, but it needs help. Disney thinks the answer is responding to Universal with expansions, but it's the overall quality of the guest experience that needs to return, like keeping things freshly painted, stricter cast member training, better...
I'm not worried about sightlines. It looks to be like a decent barrier of rockwork and trees which will buffer the two attractions. I'm more concerned about the noise.
If Disney keeps the promise made at last year’s expo, everything should be completed by 2029. Ideally, the new lands will open in a staggered rollout, allowing each area to shine. While it’s unlikely that both the Cars-themed land and the Villains land will debut simultaneously, it would be...
It was rumored in 2012-13 that a copy of California Adventure's Cars Land would be built in DHS in the space where Galaxy's Edge currently sits. The then-rumored Star Wars Land would have taken over the Echo Lake/Indiana Jones area. I'm a little irritated they didn't go this route, because I...
I agree with a lot of what you are saying. But to be fair, as much as we don't like it, Frontierland is no longer going to be about the late 1800s anymore.