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Wasn't targeted at you. I guess just you bringing up the whole "did you not read what they said" part made me just roll with it.

I'm out on this conversation. Look at their post history and it's them complaining about most things done in the parks, both Universal and Disney. It's not worth it.

Nah. I know it was a joke question but I wonder how gray this lounge will be. At the very least they could play the Pioneer Hall loop as background music but it'll probably be some garbage airport lobby music instead.

Trains were on the chopping block with the Brazil project. Though they were very aware of how much guests love them so there was a decent chance they'd return elsewhere. But as far as I know, they were more concerned with Brazil being built and the trains would be a "bonus" afterthought.

Typically the "Luminous will begin in a few minutes" is about 2 to 2 1/2 minutes before 9 with the drum circle starting as soon as the announcement is done. Then at 9 the torches are out, barges go live, actual show start.

Drum intro starts about 2 minute prior to the barges turning blue.

Designed in California. Built in Florida. I was wondering about storm cover for the stage and in pictures it looked fine but I guess not. Also, laughing at the little umbrellas in the concert area. What the heck are those even supposed to do?

They were giving out stickers today and for some reason they have the old font on them? Not gonna lie though, I wish they'd sell professionally done stickers like someone did a few years ago.

It lacks the chaos of the old restroom: Image from: https://touringplans.com/blog/s6_wdwbathrooms/

The spine is nice at night. During the day it kinda....really sucks honestly. I'm not saying I think the tarps were better because they weren't but the whole area is just incredibly boring. I'll beat the same drum everyone else does and say it needs a fountain or movement of some kind.

Came back through the thread and saw this. I'm happy with that. I won't disagree with those that say the show needs changes. It definitely does in some spots but it's a strong show as it is. At the very least that hardware can stay in use for a decade, it's excellent at what it does.

I was about to say, she's probably trying to beat you know who with this info. And I'm very glad she is. Oh just noticed they didn't credit her. Of course.

Like what @Rteetz said, she knows what she's talking about. Very trustworthy.

You know with how bad Imagination and SSE are, if this is what a fully funded attraction looks like then I don't want them touching them. The fact this and GotG have pretty crap stories as well makes me concerned about future "new" attractions. AA's look fantastic at the very least.

Haha should've said he's hard to get ahold of for public comments. I'd love to sit and listen to anything and everything he feels like talking about. Yes.

I'm not pretending but the extension isn't accurate. Is it mostly negative, probably. But people are putting to much trust into it. Most users don't even know the extension exists. The comments can be as negative as they want, all that matters in the end are GSATs. I wasn't a huge SM fan...

A good chunk of the ride control system was replaced during this. Remember seeing pictures of rockwork opened up at random spots? Sensors and and other things were in there. And more importantly, a Youtube extension trying to replicate the the old like-dislike feature isn't accurate no matter...

I will say it is the weekend which makes it a very awkward release for Disney. Most people are probably are out and about. Also first day of June so some cities are holding pride parades as well. Just a very weird date to release something pretty major. I'd expect the usual Good Morning America...

Basically. Book report ride would've been better.