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Disneyland has 3 hotels and WDW has 28 (29?). Not justifying them waiting to long to bring this back but we can’t compare apples to oranges

I don’t think so. I think your language in the rest of your response is rude but… I’m sure if you’d rather not sit in that seat they wouldn’t force you to. Granted that I don’t think there is one of those on every train, there will probably be a wait for it. At least initially

I doubt it, but they’re also not going to disappear overnight.

I would assume so

Has the Disney union cast ever striked before?

An IP does not make a good/well a done attraction. See Frozen Ever After, Voyage of the Little Mermaid. Tower of Terror is very well done but could in theory exist without the IP and still be well done.

I could see this happening, the architecture of New Orleans square could also blend well with Liberty Square. It’ll be interesting to see what happens here

Oh god please don’t give them any ideas

Disney never gave any insight aside from “beyond Big Thunder”, it would be very complicated to connect this new land to Fantasyland. They would have to circumvent Haunted Mansion/Tangled bathrooms, as well as Tom Sawyer Island. They would have to demo something around Mansion/Small World/Tangled...

“Moving” BTMR into its own “mini land with the rumored Coco/Encanto expansion” would be in name only. They’re not going to actually move Big Thunder and it would still look even more out of place if they would go down the route of furthering a Tiana/New Orleans theme throughout Frontierland

One of them is called Westward Ho lol I’m not sure which one. Them not bringing beignets and mint juleps too MK with this redo is like flushing money down the toilet

The one behind Pecos on your way to pirates. Maybe it’s not called Westward Ho

It would make more sense to expand behind and around Splash for the spaces that they would probably like. (i.e. Peco's into Tianas, etc). I know the railroad is there and parade storage, so not sure what the space looks like back there

Wouldn't be surprised, and turn Westward Ho into a beignet stand.

I can’t remember from previous years but it could only be the first 10-12 days of August. Mickeys Not So Scary starts earlier and earlier each year in August. This year was the 11th.

Allegedly. Main St Theatre was rumored to have been canceled due to the fact that the plot was currently used for managers parking. The more reliable rumor was that the ground was unsuitable to build upon. (I don’t really buy either of those excuses) Play! was announced pre-pandemic and in a...

Like WDW or the Boardwalk? The execs have been staying at Gran Destino for most of their recent visits

Even more so to what @lazyboy97o said, 4 years ago and prior, we almost always knew some version of what was coming next. The fact that Disneys current slate of construction is nearing its end, Epcot overhaul, Tron and then Splash to TBA is kinda making me nervous.

I believe all of those things were announced at D23 in 2017. Just Semantics but figured I’d put that out there

Everyone’s different, and you’ll never please everyone. For me, I don’t like to rope drop and will almost never been in the parks prior to 10am at the earliest. I’d rather wake up at 6:55am, click a few buttons @7am and go back to bed. By the time I get up, dressed and to the park it’s almost...