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That makes sense and maybe explains why Disney Village also looked like a nightmare in 2022.

The music is good, but it's a shame since it would have gone a long way toward making the neighborhoods have their own identity. I can't think of another example of multiple "lands" in a Disney park sharing a music loop.

Do we know yet whether new background music has also started at World Discovery and World Nature?

Probably not rot, but filthy-looking nonetheless. Photo I found from AirMagique taken in 2022: And a screenshot from video I shot out of our room in 2022:

Standard operating procedure for DLP seems to be to let it rot to the point where it needs entirely rebuilt, then learn nothing and not touch it again once it's rebuilt so it looks terrible again in a couple years. See Newport Bay Club exterior or Castle roof as examples.

Nah, I agree with everything you said, especially the regional park vibes.

The trash cans' color.

Well that explains a lot. I was wondering why there was literally nothing happening until halfway through the ride.

Don't forget flume to table.

I like your response. Maybe the show could have focused on both. I know the Last Jedi is controversial but having the scene with Luke and Yoda would have been good, showing how Luke needed to get over his failure and learn so that he could show up for the ending. I think the Moana segment...

The theme of the show is that one person can start a change. Walt Disney is one example of that, but the show is not about the change he actually created, aka the Walt Disney Company, which I think people are confused about. The rest of the show focuses on other examples of characters whose...

Has anyone found Fox and the Hound or Oliver and Company yet? Also, I know they included For the First Time in Forever, but is there actually a clip from the first Frozen in the show? It seems like everything's from the sequel.

Treasure Planet even got dialogue. Home on the Range is there as well. Has anyone seen where the Black Cauldron was?

Oddly enough, to make things even more confusing, they were listing the ride as part of World Celebration, but the Film Festival as part of World Nature on the wait time boards throughout the park. This was a couple weeks ago, so not sure if they've changed it.

I remember that rumor, specifically because the DCA version was being developed and there was talk they were possibly looking at calling it something different. When it was announced in 2002 it was proved to not be the case.

When I saw the show in mid December, the Valentine's Day segment, which is the same as the one from the Magic, Memories, and You!, was in the show. I found it strange, but was pleasantly surprised since it's probably my favorite part of the former show.

Yes, because the GMR is at the entrance of the park.

I agree that it's supposed to be a dome. Just look at the outside of the castle where the ballroom is- giant dome on top.

Get to the park at opening and walk right on all three.

Well I for one am with you on this. Even if it's not beer, the fact that in the movie it is implies that the kid is in fact drinking beer.