Recent content by Timothy_Q

I personally put Rat in that list too I find it pretty terrible, as a ride design, as an adaptation of the source material, and at the missed opportunity to not better showcase french culture (the way the movie actually does better)

DHS needs capacity help, but EPCOT needs a stronger roster urgently I'd say the worst 5 rides of WDW are all at EPCOT (to me obviously, this is completely subjective)

The theater could've been built adjacent to FEA leaving enough space on the other side for future attractions, without creating the need to demo the theater in the future HKD is too short on space for them not to be perfectly arranging buildings like tetris pieces the way TDR and DLR do

Kind of a shame they built a single theater in a plot of land large enough for another mini land I feel like this space could've been used better if the theater hadn't been placed dead center

I was expecting that go away green wall would get themed Hopefully something still to come, because it looks pretty bad as the first thing you see entering the land from that side

The monorail loop hotels are more connected physically and thematically to MK than the Disneyland Hotel is to Disneyland

Every land that was added after a park was built has had 1, 2 or 3 rides Always. In every management. This is not a new thing New Orleans Sq: opened with 0 rides, now 2 ToonTown: opened with 2 rides, now 3 Bear/Critter/Bayou Country: opened with 0 rides (1 attraction), now 3 ToonTown Fair: 1...

The Sulley slide is from an outdated concept art

Anyway, excited for DAK to get a family friendly indoor dark ride

It feels like a rebirth of Streets of America in a way It'll make that last section of facades left over in "grand avenue" feel more intentional

Rides that load and unload on different sides of the vehicle, you need elevators for guests with disabilities to cross over the tracks without taking the stairs That's one possibility

we're this close to saying this opens next year

They haven't announced specific details about a project that's 5 years away? Wow that's crazy

Acreage of a land doesn't directly correlate to its quality, level of immersion, or how expansive "it feels" TSL famously doesn't use its space well TSL: 11 acres Pandora: 7 acres HKD Frozen: 4.5 acres Zootopia: 4 acres

This feels like an early 2027 opening to me