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Universal has an unlimited pass, but it also has a one time per ride pass https://www.universalorlando.com/web/en/us/tickets-packages/express-passes

Not sure why the third-party contractor is calling it a new resort, but Project S ("Sausalito") has previously been known to be Cosmic Rewind There was recent backstage work at Cosmic Rewind

I love the new toy story show in Frontierland, don't you?

Nothing has been confirmed, unless you trust a guy that Disney themselves had to call out twice as being full of hot air

I don't have any skin in the game, so it doesn't matter to me. I was just posting a link because someone was looking for more info as to where the national geographic game was

Looks like this is the article where you grabbed those photos from: https://blogmickey.com/2024/08/seas-pavilion-update-new-species-inbound-new-oceanxplorers-natgeo-game-at-epcot/

At what point do we start to look at the Muppets as a dead franchise? They're 124th on the box office list for franchises, with a lot of terrible franchises ahead of them https://www.boxofficemojo.com/franchise/ Monsters Inc. is #71

Do they still have stilt walkers in Festival of Fantasy?

I know that using the Disney+ excuse is what all of the media outlets are using to get clicks, but Disney also claims protection from the WDW website disclaimers. "Company lawyers also claim that because Piccolo used the Walt Disney Parks’ website to buy Epcot Center tickets, Disney is shielded...

I don't know. If I'm reading that permit without any knowledge that TSI/Rivers is closing right away, I'm thinking that riverfront laydown is staging while backstage (west) laydown is being developed, then moving laydown over to backstage laydown to develop riverfront laydown. Perhaps that's...

Nothing in the permit suggests that Rivers of America or Tom Sawyer Island is being replaced though

Perhaps the key difference here is that this debate is taking place after concept art has been released. It was pretty obvious where TRON was going once art was released, right?

Is it possible that it was misinterpreted in 2019? The list reads more like a series of cabins than a new hotel structure Edit: I forgot that there was a cabin element to that project. Carry on

Did you take a look at the addresses in the permit? Notice anything interesting? Perhaps how many of them increment compared to the existing cabins?

Not only does that logically make sense, but it looks like that is the case in practice as well. Here are some data points from blogmickey for some of the most difficult to book rides https://blogmickey.com/2024/07/top-10-toughest-lightning-lane-passes/

They got their clicks from it, but there have been no trees removed. At most, some trees may have been trimmed back, but not removed. Even that site doesn't provide evidence of removal. Clickbait garbage, once again

Good guess! https://blogmickey.com/2024/07/tortuga-tavern-transformed-into-tortuga-treasures-gift-shop-pirates-bar-construction-expands-at-former-pirates-league-location/

Here's an in-depth article from Blog Mickey showing the process https://blogmickey.com/2024/07/disney-world-begins-testing-rise-of-the-resistance-single-rider-line-at-hollywood-studios/

Yep, here's a post from Blog Mickey from over a year ago https://blogmickey.com/2023/06/four-seasons-orlando-to-build-condos-multi-family-villas-at-walt-disney-world/

That's exactly the case