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That doesn't really make sense given Swolphin were built long before there was even a Boardwalk hotel....

I have no idea... Hard to know who really knows what and what is fact VS supposition or opinion.... Now if Martin says it is coming....that's a different story.

They seem to be very against tearing down any of the offices and old infrastructure behind the AC... So while the property is there, getting to it and demolishing all those buildings seems to be a problem...I would almost expect them to build on the other side into the parking lot for a newer...

They have an original IP that could be a huge franchise like Pirates turned out to be, but rather than move forward with any of this they keep beating a dead horse with sequel after sequel...and shoehorning ip into places it doesn't actually fit. The entire area around The Imagination Pavilion...

Are they though? Do we know that for sure other than some people on the boards saying they would like that?

Disneyland's Space mountain layout lacks a lot of the more thrilling parts of our version...It is basically just a series of inclines and banking curves without the occasional drops and switch-backs. I am hoping that an eventual retrack would retain it's iconic design while plussing it up with...

There is nothing about the Simpsons that feels like it fits the Disney brand... Regardless if it is for all ages or not.

DLP's Space Mountain is basically Rock N Roller Coaster with an inclined launch... almost exactly.... I am hoping that when the time comes to retrack Space Mountain that they retain the basic layout but maybe bank some sections to smooth out the ride experience.... but not a complete new...

But do they? They definitely figured out how to move lots of cheap unremarkable product, but I think they could move better quality things, and attraction specific merchandise better if the went back to a destination shopping model...instead of homogenous. Our spending in the shops has been...

Well there is Capitalism and there is CAPITALISM.... I understand it is a business....but not sure if they have to fleece every possible cent from their guests... While downgrading the product... That is the problem... Make it less special and unique while raising the ticket and food...

potential profit... but where does that end? There is a tipping point, and when it no longer feels worth it... It is harder to get people back after they develop negative feeling towards a product....And lately it feels like they are racing towards that edge... Just to see how far they can push...

Mulan for sure...

all the while raising prices, coming up with new schemes to drain every dollar from your wallet while the quality continues to decline. It is sad to watch.... But the parks are mobbed and until they hit that tipping point, they are not going to suddenly say "Hey! I know! Let's make better...

It is sad when you consider that shopping was one of the things people enjoyed in the Disney parks... Discovery special things in each shop that were unique to the area/attraction... In this current money-grab world it is crazy that destination shopping has fallen by the wayside and replaced...

Resurrecting Alien Encounter in DHS would be amazing...but would sadly never happen. It was a brilliant attraction and a great balance of scary thrill and fun... DHS should be the park that has the edgier attractions....

I will agree wholeheartedly about needing upgraded and replaced effects, but the coaster layout is absolutely NOT a coaster you can find anywhere else. It may have some elements that might remind someone of a "wild mouse" coaster, but the weaving of the two tracks is absolutely brilliant...

Ice Age is represented in other parks...I think people go to Disney parks for DISNEY branded things.... Not The Simpsons, or Ice Age....Just because the corporation owns an IP doesn't mean they have to use it in their parks... At least Indy will feel like an adventure instead of a cartoon loop.

Oddly, ESPN would have been a perfect fit for Downtown Disney/Disney Springs..... and yet.....lol

I don't get why would ever even consider The Simpsons as a Disney Parks franchise... they now own it, but they also own literally hundreds of their own IP that are not currently represented in the parks... And IP that are on-brand for a Disney theme park... Simpsons is not and never will feel...

LOL Ain't that the truth... there used to be a time that it felt special to have an annual pass....That, and Tables in Wonderland always made it feel like a more special experience....now it is just about fleecing for extra money at every turn the reminders that you are not valued guest, but...