I think a lot of us feel that way... I am not understanding how they are going to complete this mammoth demolition, then a complete thematic rebuild including mountains etc in less time than it took for them to knock down a building and replace the already completely level area with a planter and some trees... oh and a Flex Spce....
I was trying to be optimistic saying 3 years. I could see it taking closer to 5 years.
ERDS!I was trying to be optimistic saying 3 years. I could see it taking closer to 5 years.
Time to complete whatever they are trying to do here aside, I also worry it will turn out to be a disappointment.
I guess I have ERDS… EPCOT Renovation Derangement Syndrome
I was trying to be optimistic saying 3 years. I could see it taking closer to 5 years.
Time to complete whatever they are trying to do here aside, I also worry it will turn out to be a disappointment.
I guess I have ERDS… EPCOT Renovation Derangement Syndrome
I think at some point we need to accept that World Celebration as an outlier that was impacted by a worldwide pandemic and the world recovering from it. World Celebration was the last project finished that was impacted by the pandemic and unless something else unexpected happens on that scale, it's not going to longer than the 3-4 years it took to build Galaxy's Edge
Excellent spin on this blaming on what happened in EPCOT on the pandemic. I knew Disney would get a lot of milage out of the pandemic excuse!
What pandemic? Disney should have seen that coming and used its magic to avoid the pandemic repercussions we're still dealing with in my city and nearly everywhere else in the world.
Or just ask Universal how they did itWhat pandemic? Disney should have seen that coming and used its magic to avoid the pandemic repercussions we're still dealing with in my city and nearly everywhere else in the world.
Must be the management
Why, we already know.Or just ask Universal how they did it
From my point of view (and only my point of view)
You're not wrong at all that a new park > EPCOT redo, and Disney should get NO leeway with the sorry state of that area of the park, but this notion that Comcast isn't facing the same issues and pulling the exact same type of large corporate stunts just seems off.
Haunted Mansion isn’t on there either.
But haunted mansion is not usually considered part of Frontierland at WDW.
The proportions are also widely off and there are many artist choices made here so this is not fully accurate to what we're getting at all. Doesn't mean the train station is going anywhere. Especially when the WDWRR is still operating in shuttle mode. They're not going to keep it in shuttle mode forever.
Oh yeah - that is very much an “artistic illustration” - but still. It’s worth noting.
Umm, no. Disney paused all construction everywhere. Universal did not. Velocicoaster managed to open in June of 2021, construction started in 2019. Tron opened in 2023. Construction on Tron started in 2018.
