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Which new park offering for 2026 are you most excited about?

Which new park offering for 2026 are you most excited about?

  • Bluey Experience

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JIMINYCR

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CoP, as it is, is a representation of what life was like and how we progressed during the 20th Century and was updated to go from one end of the century to the other. It is foolish in today's technological world for anyone, including Disney, to try and guess the future or should try.

Not altering it is the exact reason it still exists. We don't need to update to the present because we live in it and what the next 75 years will bring is absolutely impossible to speculate about. It doesn't need to because it complete spells out the entire 20th century and that is why it still exits. We watch it and the last section becomes as ancient as the first segment was to us. If we want to know how things turned out in the last 25 years just walk outside the theater. It is in Futureland because it graphically shows just how far we advanced during the last century, we live in the current century, and the Land is supposed to show the future. That gives us the past, present and imagined times to come all in one land.
Too bad you are not going back to see it with Walt in its new form.
 

Goofyernmost

Well-Known Member
Too bad you are not going back to see it with Walt in its new form.
Somebody will film it. I'll pass personal judgement at that point. I've seen it enough to have a pretty good idea what has or has not changed at that time. I know "beautiful tomorrow" was the actual original, but my most nostalgic memories lie in the fact that "now is the best time", I've had to accept that is no longer going to ever be attached to any attraction and is relagated to background music in the park. Still miss it though.
 

JIMINYCR

Well-Known Member
Somebody will film it. I'll pass personal judgement at that point. I've seen it enough to have a pretty good idea what has or has not changed at that time. I know "beautiful tomorrow" was the actual original, but my most nostalgic memories lie in the fact that "now is the best time", I've had to accept that is no longer going to ever be attached to any attraction and is relagated to background music in the park. Still miss it though.
Ive seen videos of attractions that newly opened or were refurbed prior to going back and had very different impressions after personally riding. You can't really get a good impression just by how someone filmed something. Now I realize CoP isn't an attraction that you feel twists and turns so it is a very different type of thing but still you might have a better impression if you went back and were seated in the seats watching with your own eyes.
 

J4546

Well-Known Member
Im most excited for the Animation Courtyard redo. The alice in wonderland maze and character meet n greets sound great, esp compared to the "launch bay" that was there before. And imo, DHS needs the most work out of the Florida 4.

2027 is gonna be a big one imo. You gonna have a bunch of massive projects wrapping up. Tropical Americas, Cars Land, Monster Inc Land in Florida. And AC phase 2 in California. On 2 of the USA parks wont be getting Massive additions.
 

Goofyernmost

Well-Known Member
Ive seen videos of attractions that newly opened or were refurbed prior to going back and had very different impressions after personally riding. You can't really get a good impression just by how someone filmed something. Now I realize CoP isn't an attraction that you feel twists and turns so it is a very different type of thing but still you might have a better impression if you went back and were seated in the seats watching with your own eyes.
For most attractions I fully agree with you, however, for CoP it is a pretty steady show over the years. Judging by how many times I have seen it, I feel that I will recognize what has changed and what hasn't. Even if it is not in person. They would have to change the entire story to not make any changes stand out, even two demensional. I am curious about how the Walt animatronic will look and what it will be programed to say, but other than that if it stayed the way it was forever, I would be fine with it.
 

Pizza Moon

Well-Known Member
I feel like people are sleeping on the fact that things like Tropical Americas and Monstropolis are phase 1.

The 2030s I’d imagine would usher in true expansion.
 

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