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The more I think about this, the more it seems to me the biggest botch here is the phasing. Monsters is a miniland, so that's why they feel the need to use it in the Muppets area with it being much smaller. BUT, that's a really hard sell with all that dead space on the other side of the park...

None. They know Radiator Springs is big in DL, and they KNEW the backlash that would come from this (hence why they waited til 2 days later to put out the press release instead of facing it head on).

They knew the backlash (hence they didn't announce it during the presentation and waited til they could just dump it online). But I disagree there is always an uproar. Most the people who are considered haters (like I am labeled) were fine with as recent as the CBJ retheme when it was...

Wow, you really don't think they start this til 2040?

Not laughing at you, laughing at that thought process. "If we shut something down for a few years, then reopen it, BAM, new capacity."

So it's kind of become obvious that management believes the only way to get people to pay the price of admission is having new things. The fact they think nostalgia play no part in people going is an interesting play (or maybe worse, they want their hand in everything in the parks so they will...

I'd say there's no way they would do Laugh Floor over there and leave 2 giant areas right across from each other empty in Tomorrowland, but with how they have been going, I can't really say that. Though I'm not sure there is enough room to push a coaster in the back there and have people able...

Assuming the next bit is agreed on, budgeted, and happens in the next 3 decades.

So 100% expect Simpsons then.

And if you don't want to include primeval, replace that with the boneyard.

Nothing fixes capacity issues like removing rides before adding new ones.

It's been a disaster before, they don't care.

I think I'm really in on the idea they are only looking for replacements. I think the one thing that may save Muppets and Star Tours is that AC definitely has a good number of cast as well.

So, then why would you be shocked if Disney didn't do that?

The quiet part out loud. Shuttering stuff to open other stuff means the hiring of new staff is minimal while they can still say "Come see our new thing." This is more than the literal pennies I was losing my mind over with the fridge/microwave, but I'd place a bet this is the number one reason...

AND, here is another example of why I completely believe they might trash Muppets/Star Tours to add Monster.

Fair, I wasn't trying to say it won't. But, we've seen them cut that stuff multiple times in the past, so I have reservations. But of all the stuff they announced, I honestly think this is the thing that could bring a lot more people.

Yeah, honestly I'm much happier with this than Encanto or Coco. Feels like this is an easy fit for frontierland. Though like others have said, don't destroy the river for it.

My one worry is villains needs a lot more than 2 rides. This place is going to be mobbed and they need things to do. I think it needs at least one more attraction and a lot of interactive elements (meet and greets, street stuff, etc.). Ideally 2 more things.