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Right. But it's the same ride system.

FYI, it just changed back to the previous version of the page along with it mentioning the closure.

I remember there being hope early on, like 2014/2015ish, the RoE replacement was looking good. Then a rapid shift all of the sudden. I did laugh at how they were pinning Chapek as the reason for the change before the debut. It's like they knew something wasn't right. Just remember with Luminous...

Harmonious was a over budget, maintenance nightmare that also impacted third party restaurants. Just getting rid of it was a plus. To do a RoE show they'd need the budget Harmonious ate and more dev time they didn't have to replace a failing show. They were stuck between a rock and a hard place...

Hang on! That's the Arts Festival! They'll get it right by then!!

Yeesh.

Like I said a few pages ago, I think DHS actually went backwards in terms of time spent there. At this point I walk in, do Star Tours (because it's almost a walk on) and Muppets. Stand there and think "Do I want to spend an hour in line for ToT or RnRC" (no). Ignore Slinky and RotR because of...

I was well aware of Screamin's soundtrack and how great it was. I listened to Incredicoasters before my trip too and man it's just bad in person.

Honest question about Incredicoaster here. I could barely hear anything and when I did, it was just the characters yelling about stuff. The music was so buried behind all the talking to the point that it was nearly inaudible. Is this a common issue on it? I get it's a old attraction and all that.

I mean they did turn the domes back on in the Seas too. I'd rather get stuff like this then nothing at all. Of course I want a full refurb but it's obvious the parks don't care enough to fund one now.

After seeing DL for the first time like 2 weeks ago, I walked away with a simple feeling. MK wishes it could be as good as DL (just the castle park) was. The density but also quality was there. Oh and the DL CMs gave me flashbacks to how WDW CMs were in the early 2000s. It quickly became...

You're missing two huge things, the inferno and earth barges. If there's a way to at least replicate those, they'd probably be more willing. Without them, you're losing two very iconic things about RoE that people loved.

On my first time into DCA (2 weeks ago), the Trolley was actually the one thing that stuck out. Cars Land was pretty nice too. But most of DCA is just a not great version of DHS. And DHS isn't very great either.

Yep. I'm just tired of attraction replacements. I understand DHS is a bit tougher to fit things in but, come on now. I think DHS has actually reverted itself to being a half day park for me over the past few years.

I'd like the show to keep flowing after the opening. It kicks off with a great opening, stops, starts with another song, stops, then the show actually gets going.

I might lean towards how close it is to TTC. Anyone could park at the TTC and walk over to it while Top of the World is further away and behind a strict guard booth to discourage visitors. And with how the Poly security team is usually even more strict with randoms and Trader Sams, they probably...

Because the scenic outdoor section is the section of concept they showed with the trees indoors.

I did forget about that one. I remember being happy just about that fact when they announced it.

I was about to say. That looks really nice but the "Designed in California, built in Florida" strikes again.

For me it's the combo of losing MV3D but also just replacing another well performing attraction. I'm just tired of attraction replacements. Add to the parks, stop replacing. Tron was the first addition in a long time that we got. Nearly everything else was a replacement. After experiencing DL it...