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Reroute or tunnels. The borders aren’t exact. I just think they will place most of Cars where the lagoon is now, and Villains behind it and Mansion.

More or less what I am expecting.

Ride closed for the day at 7:30 pm.

Idk, but Tom Corless seems to be a huge fan (given that he blocked me after I called it a plastic statue).

What do the dashed lines mean?

Let’s hope for Mission Space! With our luck, it will be the Spaceship Earth overhaul.

She’s bungled two replacements of beloved attractions. I don’t want to see her go for three with Figment (current version is bad, but the last we need is another middling experience for 25 years).

What’s the staying power for these? I went to see Muppets for my 11th birthday and I recall enjoying it, but I haven’t thought much of it since.

It’s like the Seinfeld of rides. It’s about nothing.

Yes.

Counterpoint: the canopy is objectively ugly. Even if you don’t care for the base building, at worst it’s still fine looking.

Battle of the underwhelming “coasters”.

It’s not trackless. I believe they considered it, looked at Rise’s lack of reliability, and then decided to go a different direction.

Most of the “projection mapping” looks bad. The city is way too bright now. It’s also flat compared to the 3D model of the Florida version. The Neverland flyover is also too short compared to Florida’s. The only “upgrades” are the flying Darling kids at the beginning, and the screen on the...

The reused track layout has been a hindrance to the design they crafted, rather than an asset.

My gripe with the Shanghai version is the soundtrack. It uses the less iconic score of the sequel film, Return to Neverland. Unusual choice. I’m glad the new Tokyo ride uses newly arranged versions of the original movie’s soundtrack. Our version in Florida is also much better than the...

*Twitter loves them. Imagineering “loves them” because Disney put the IP under their control. The mostly empty theatres speak for themselves. The show could go away at any time, but it will probably stay up for a bit just because of the other projects that have been approved. As soon as they are...

I’ve often said that current day Epcot has quantity, but lacks quality. Sure, it may be hard to fit everything in one day, but do people want to ride everything there? Mission Space and Nemo are easy skips. Imagination 3.0 is a guilty pleasure for me, but most people don’t care for it. Living...

It has quantity, but it lacks in quality (at least for the average guest). It is a fun park to walk around though.

Epcot’s current attraction lineup is weak. World Showcase, despite taking up over half of the park, only has three rides. Rat and Frozen are also the only “newer” rides at the park that offer standby. It’s not hard to see why they pull long lines. But the lines they are pulling aren’t even that...