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I would've found it really coincidental if the next update happened to come right after the latest update to a resort writeup of my own, not gonna lie... Some little food for thought for when you ultimately get to Fantasyland: perhaps this early concept for Tokyo Disneyland's Winnie the Pooh...

Oh, about that: Discovery Bay is now a part of the second gate. It hasn't been erased or forgotten about... ...and about that, it's not going to be exactly like either of those, but its DNA does borrow a lot from them!

Time to carry on with the tour! Central Plaza At last, we have made it to Central Plaza - or the Hub for short. Central Plaza celebrates the wonders of nature and the joys of the imagination, offering to visitors an absolute escape from the everyday world. Shooting out from here like the...

As strong as the lands I had within it were (and I might revisit many of the ones that aren't being kept here), I'm pushing towards a different, and more cohesive, direction than just having a rake of mostly IP lands bunched together. As for what that direction is, I haven't yet finalized it...

A few quick observations: Glad to see they recognized that not every new dark ride has to be trackless... ...but given how many LPS-controlled rides they've built in the past decade, it's nuts that most of the IPs that could've benefitted from a trackless approach the most were all but...

“it’s a small world” (Magic Kingdom) After years of having the least grand “small world” queue, the Magic Kingdom’s version of the attraction gains a new exterior and interior queue - albeit with the former still at a somewhat smaller scale to account for its location at a particularly tight...

I was thinking of there being a lake in the middle of the land, on either side of which would be a pier (featuring Midway Mania) and the main town (Steamboat Willie itself could be docked on this side or be the queue for a boat ride around the lake).

From both Disney A to Z and the Starlight Cafe's page on the D23 website's beyond-compare A to Z feature: That response was very clearly pulled out of thin air by a chatbot. Moral of the day: NEVER take chatbots seriously

Timeless River This replacement for Hollywood Studios’ Toy Story Land also doubles as a way to reintroduce a form of Toontown back into Walt Disney World and on a bigger scale than the Magic Kingdom’s former Mickey’s Toontown Fair. In this ode to the Mickey Mouse and Silly Symphony cartoons of...

I'm here and ready to play!

I was thinking the same thing upon reading about it! And it's great to know that part of Disney's America wouldn't go to waste in this alternate reality. Considering MEW said it was an E-ticket, I'm wagering it's on a similar scale as California Screamin', or at least between that and Temple of...

While it's inevitable that some things would be cloned every now and then, as I've said in another thread, I would argue that every castle park needs at least one or two exclusive major draws to call their own. The Magic Kingdom, in its current state, is lacking on that front, especially when...

I don't really have a lot to say over whether Aladdin or Moana is more deserving of an attraction other than both films are full of potential that has been criminally untapped in the parks (though Arabian Coast comes incredibly close). Journey of Water could have easily been built without the...

I could name at least a handful of good themes for a fifth gate (if one is ever considered) and an entire park devoted to villains is not one of them. Too excessive A villains land wouldn't be all that bad if they approached it with care

Gonna spit out a hot take and say that if they're pushing for a Cars ride in the Magic Kingdom (as ill-fitting as it seems), the most ideal thing to do would be to essentially move the Speedway out of Tomorrowland and make it a dark ride with still drivable, electric four-seater cars. It would...

If you're going to replace the simulator, I casted my vote for a Jungle Book ride, but a Lion King ride would've been my alternate pick. As cool as Mystic Manor is, I'd actually elect to not clone it, both so Hong Kong still has an exclusive major attraction and because it would be redundant...

Even then, it built up an audience anyway through television showings and theatrical reissues, so it's not like it wasn't able to make up for its underwhelming initial performance. Pinocchio and Fantasia gained an audience pretty much the same way.

Would be onboard with this if the villains chosen fit the main aesthetic and it wasn't simply a catch-all villain hangout. The Forbidden Mountains (and Maleficent's castle) in Sleeping Beauty would work better in a "dark woods" setting than they would here

I'm getting the feeling I semi-vaguely remember having this video...