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Yes, Disneyland created Fantastic to draw crowds in 1992, while they were building Mickey's Toontown. In 1997, the Magic Kingdom had SpectroMagic, and Disney-MGM needed a nighttime draw.

May 22, 2017

Yuck.

I never understood why they retrofitted FP and FP+, rather than introducing a system that would be integrated with the new attractions going forward, and not affecting the operations of forty year old rides. But then again, that would require building enough new rides.

Oh, so THAT'S why Star Wars went into Streets of America...

Interesting.

Is it a diegetic musical?

A Titanic overlay/addition to The Living Seas...?

It's Steve Burke.

Because not everything is an E-ticket.

You're thinking of the old TWDC who thought in the long-term.

Remember the Beetlejuice and Little Shop of Horrors animated series?

Seasonal meet and greet!

Supposedly, the reason behind dropping the apostrophe is that it is more 21st Century/internet/search engine friendly. I believe the full title was "Disney-MGM Studios Theme Park until Animal Kingdom opened...? Like Disneyland (Alright, Disneyland Park. But it worked for a few decades just...

I know the FEA argument, but wouldn't Mary Poppins better compliment the existing aesthetic of the U.K. pavilion more than Alice in (Fantasyland)/Wonderland would?

Addition by subtraction is only guaranteed to decrease capacity. It is more than capable at improving cohesion with a land, uniting attractions thematically, and strengthening the theme of a park.

Tony Baxter has always used Indiana Jones as his "go to" example on using a property differently for different parks. Unfortunately, every time he states his theory, it sounds like he hasn't been to DHS in twenty years.

Who mentioned an animatronic??

BTY swapped the Villains with Goofy's Candy Company as the new finale. Not sure if that was new for this year.

Vote with your wallet!