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My complaint is with the level of homogenization between the parks and resorts, mainly influenced by a prerequisite of IP in order to get an attraction built today. The Walt Disney Company of the 20th century funded the construction of attractions designed to further the integrity and cohesion...

It better have a meet and greet with Ron Wilson, Bus Driver! (Hmm, Sky High bus ride simulator in the Stitch building...?)

I'll bet two months before it opens in Florida!!

"You need moolah to hula!" -Mickey Mouse

They need to watch Runaway Brain.

I'd love a Studio Backlot Tour through a working studio backlot.

Keep in mind, often the replacements were made under the thumb of the pavilion's sponsors. Also, Eisner was one of the folks who thought that Epcot needed "fixing." I still believe that Epcot would be in better shape if there had been a Westcot to split development costs for new attractions.

Mickey and Minnie's

Just remember that the streaming service is going to be run by a different division than media networks, so they may wish to spread the wealth between ABC, Disney Channel, the streaming service,... Go.com...

I'd say that Magic Kingdom is the park right now that could utilize ticket books, which constitutes an "attraction lineup" for me at the current price of admission.

Or it could just be an unskippable ad in front of everything.

Which wouldn't surprise me at all. I bet that's why they were so reluctant to go to Ultra Blu Ray.

Universal doesn't allow filming on dark rides a la The Cat in the Hat. Maybe this rule could cross I-4.

There lies the only issue that I have about the upcoming Ratatouille ride. Are we in France or the France pavilion at Epcot?

They've hit my max in terms of what exists now. As new attractions are added, we reconsider.

That would be my dream to get stuck in the Jungle Cruise.

Well, if the theme drifts, then so can the icon symbolizing that.

The attractions that used to be brand new that will now have shorter waits!

Yikes.

Speak for yourself...!