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For sure, drop the time lock. I like the concept of Black Spire Outpost, and see no reason why Luke, Han, Vader etc., might not have spent time there.

Powerline?

For sure. I WANT the good attractions that are in other parks in "my" park. The very purpose of WDW was to bring the west coast attractions to the east.

That sums it up perfectly. You know... The first time I took our family to WDW, our sons were age 6, and we stayed at Boardwalk. The first park we could have most easily gone to was Epcot of course being it was right there. But I didn't do that. I wanted my son's first entry into the parks to be...

Seems like it. Ironic for a brand which tries to support much of its image based on its history and classics.

One thing I notice as the decades ago by - a lot of change isn't for the better. Unless it's restoring previously run down areas.

Exactly. You don't dumb down to please the masses.

100%.

It's kind of like a high end car vs a low end car. Most people who would sit in and drive a higher end car would have little idea what combination of elements make that vehicle feel more premium than the budget vehicle. Yes, the would notice some of the obvious things like nicer leather, a...

How loud do you think this will be? They're not going to be combustion engine vehicles. Their engine sound is likely going to be through speakers inside the cabins of the vehicles themselves. Add the berm and trees surrounding this - plus the music in Frontierland - and I don't think we'll be...

I'm with you on that I don't believe we will be able to view and hear "cartoon cars" whizzing around from Frontierland or the Haunted Mansion. My concern is the loss of the waterway, and what Disney is actually going to give us in its place.

I'd have preferred Radiator Springs.

Yes, but that's not what Rallye Racers are.

I didn't know that.

I don't think too people consider the modern western regions as frontier anymore, considering it's all been explored and settled. I believe most people consider a frontier to be a place that is beyond our reach, like space and the oceans. (Yes, man has reached the deepest parts of the ocean, but...

Well, they could have designed it as an off road adventure. Using off road SUV's. That would have allowed for a slower pace, and arguably work better as far as blending the theming in.

If this is the system they use, I wonder how Disney is going to run enough of them at a four seat capacity? This is billed as a Rallye Race - as opposed to a rock crawl, and Rallye Races are fast. I know fast is a relative term, but the ride would need some level of a brisk pace to convey what...

They could. They certainly would have in the past. I think about how nice it is in the back of Canada at Epcot with all of the water. I'm at a point now where I expect that kind of work about much as I expect a good Star Wars series out of Disney. And that's a shame. It's a shame that they broke me.

There was a time I would have trusted Disney to get it right.

Yes, it doesn't look like Test Track where there is virtually a conveyor belt of cars pulling in, one right after another.