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It's likely the Mary Poppins ride. That's the only thing other than Brazil that we're basically sure is in the pipe.

They are missing Rio Del Tiempo, but I guess we can't have everything. I would absolutely purchase some of them. The Kitchen Kabaret one even says "Veggie, Veggie, Fruit, Fruit." I mean, come on.

Those posters are awesome. Also: we found Buzzy. He was up on the poster the entire time.

Will there be cupcakes?

I'm more okay with the mid-century themeing than I would be if they made it look like the Incredicoaster.

Wouldn't they have to only serve the food in cups, were that the case?

If the description that we got is accurate, I think it would be fair to say that it's got some dark-ride elements. Albeit, in the form of the hated screens.

Kurt Russell FTW.

Again, it hasn't stopped people from getting on airplanes or cruise ships.

Experience doesn't always bear that out. About ten years ago, JC Penney tried an approach where they did away with coupons and sales, and just did exactly that. Kept the prices clear and simple. It failed miserably, in large part because people no longer felt like they were getting a deal.

Take if for what you will, but this 41-year-old is encouraged.

Aren't people still paying premium prices? I mean, look at the proliferation of Club Level bookings, or that $12K VIP tour. Or the Club 33 proliferation. This kind of increased guest stratification isn't unique to Disney (the cruise industry has been hit especially hard by it), and it seems...

And then people would complain that they never update anything.

No, I'm not. I'm NOT saying that I like the way airlines handle things, and I'm NOT saying that it makes for a pleasant experience, but it hasn't stopped people from flying. I'd rather have my wisdom teeth extracted without anesthesia than fly on Spirit Airlines, but they continue to gain...

The same model hasn't hurt airlines.

It seems like they're going to pay the city to build designated bus lanes.

Chapek. Kidding.

Would thy be able to simulate a desert in a place that gets daily thunderstorms?

Honestly, I doubt the majority of visitors would care.

If we use that, then every single theme of every single park is actually "fantasy."