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But there's also a grand sense of adventure. And Wind Waker specifically had a lot of islands.

Not sure exactly what he means but the Simpsons theme park rights are up for renewal in 2028 and the general consensus is Universal will not keep another Disney-owned property in their parks.

Did both participants consent to the "inappropriate" relationship? I can't imagine you have a relationship without two willing parties.

I wonder if Disney World patrons who don't frequent forums are wondering how Disney went from celebrating their 50th anniversary to a 100th anniversary over the span of one night.

Maybe not, but how about a beached, blinged-out whale with a fever that will swallow guests whole?

Bummer. I was looking forward to scaling a large mountain with opening day crowds.

Could you imagine? Some of the original BK team went on to develop Dueling Dragons and the Lost Continent. Way to bring it full circle.

This would be great, but I doubt we'd see anything before 2026. Opening next year would be too soon. The Dreamworks area in Uni will be the new attraction for that summer. 2025 belongs to Epic Universe. Then they'll need to start work on bringing people back to the first two parks in 2026.

Universal doesn't typically announce attractions so far in advance, though. We just got confirmation of the Minions Blast attraction and they still haven't confirmed the lands for Epic Universe.

Okay cool, I get it. But that theme sucks. Production studios are a collection of large warehouses. They don't have roller coasters looping above, around, and through them. They don't have museums or giant industrial military buildings. It's not even a functional studio like the one in Hollywood.

These video updates are always top-notch. I'll miss these after 2025.

Do you remember when they announced Epcot's redo?

It would be great if it was a 5th parks' worth of rides spread out over the three gates not named Magic Kingdom.

Live-action remake of Moana was just announced and that makes the topic of this thread just a bit more interesting.

Or based it off the elevator scene from Winter Soldier. "Before we start, does anyone want to get off?"

If Mario in Hollywood is anything to go by, we're in for a treat.

Theaters have been "dying" since 2003 right after attendance peaked in 2002.

No. They have a designated area, as does Princess Peach.

That is definitely an interesting choice of words.

Hulk is still fairly well themed, albeit mainly for the launch and queue. Rip Ride I've got nothing but at least it's the outlier.