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I think during a season where crowds will be down due to Epic opening, it’s wise to knock out all your big refurbs, even if that means multiple rides down at once. That way, when 2027 rolls around, everything will be ready to roll with new lands joining the fun. These are the same people who...

I see an $80 difference in price, but the same level of taste bud satisfaction. Heck, Gideon’s cake slices are better than their cookies anyway.

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I highly doubt this. Sawyer and Riverboat will be down by April, if not earlier. Them being down won’t affect park capacity by any measurable means.

I really enjoy MV3D. I'm even wearing a costume themed to it for the Wine and Dine 5K. With that said, I don't mind if they remove MV and put something else in it's place. What I do mind is the thematic cohesion between areas. It fits better where other animated properties are, not in between...

While the damage wasn't nearly as bad as it could have been, I'm certain insurance would/will cover all of the damages that WDW incurred. It wouldn't take any of the 60 billion.

They raised prices last year in October, so I expect we'll see that again. In fact, Disneyland and Disney World raised prices pretty similarly across the board, in regards to tickets. We could be seeing a $150 increase to the Incredi-pass. I called this past weekend to upgrade tickets to APs and...

I'd guess this week or next. It depends on how the hurricane affected their social media strategy.

People keep paying. People keep complaining the parks are packed. Personally, park tickets aren’t the issue to me. Hotel prices need a huge retrace if they want to fill rooms more effectively. The problem is DVC has made that near impossible because they can’t devalue the behemoth they’ve created.

As long as day tickets are as expensive as they are, it’s difficult for them to lower AP prices much at all. Heck, based on the price of a day ticket, it’s almost financially unwise not to get a Pass if you’re in Florida and are going for a week

I just upgraded my park hoppers to APs today as well. I was going to wait until we went at the end of October, but figured I better do it before it becomes $300 more expensive for the two of us.

Changing Sunset Boulevard would have people up in arms.

He probably leaked one real thing and got in trouble, so attempted to cover it up with a bunch of fake ones.

My one complaint with replacing Muppets (besides enjoying Muppets) is the thematic incoherence of it being placed there. Why wouldn’t you put it near your more animated lands in the park? Now, the answer may simply be that they have bigger plans for Animation Courtyard. Fair enough. But while I...

I'm not sure what people really wanted from Disney. Nothing they could open next year would compete with Epic Universe except a 5th gate, but they were never going to build a 5th gate. In what world is it wise to invest hundreds of millions of dollars on attractions that get overlooked because...

I’ve been in the parks with large, foreign school groups and I’ve never had a bad experience. Maybe working with teenagers makes me more calloused to their immaturity, but I’ve never been bothered by them. The most annoyed I’ve gotten at the parks were locals who wouldn’t stop talking in pre...

Hopefully this will give companies an initiative to start moving all powerlines underground. It’s only a matter of time before it’ll be rare to see a powerline. Maybe this will make them consider how much better it can be when you’re in storm alley.

This is why they won't do it. They aren't going to hurt WDW by taking away such a large portion of international guests.

I know you're kidding, but as someone about to buy an AP at the end of the month, I wish this were the case.

100 people visit a ride in an hour. That ride is replaced by a new ride that has 1500 people visit it an hour. While space has increased in the park, capacity certainly has. Unused capacity being fixed is what it seems they're going for. Dinoland and Rivers of America aren't pulling the numbers...