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I feel like I missed this... can I get a link to a thread or something?

Hell, for Europeans, SWGE and MMRR will be brand new to most of them. Ratatouille won't be a huge draw since they have it in Paris, though. I wouldn't be surprised if this ride is another October 1st opening, just in time for Epcot's 40th. There's no reason it should take that long, but I...

They've been pimping Ratatouille since last Christmas (or earlier) and it just opened. I don't think this means anything.

Went to see Happily Ever After last night instead of Harmonious as I had planned to originally and i'm so glad I did. Just like with seeing the final performance of Wishes in May 2017, it's always fun to hang out with a bunch of Disney fans and sing at the top of your lungs to the soundtrack of...

The new M&M's store was doing a great job at managing capacity, but most places in DS are now sort of just like it used to be.

So I haven't been all that active on here since the pandemic began, but i've heard rumors that this ride won't open until next year and then rumors that it'll be finishing up later this year. Do we know which one we are leaning toward?

Could not agree more. To the majority the rest of this thread... you should be ashamed of yourself.

So then what you're saying is that Rise opened in "Late Fall"? Sounds to me like it met the original ANNOUNCED date.

There's constant changes at DS though. It's ever evolving and honestly I think there's more constant change here than you will see at DHS for quite awhile.

Yeah, I was in the last car of the train so ended up near the back of the room at a weird angle. Speaking of the RVs though, I was very surprised at how large they were. Consistently 4 people are filling per row, but I saw quite a few times they were fitting 5 per row and it wasn't like it was...

As an adult male pushing 30, I found that part of the ride absolutely charming and sort of classic Disney in a sense. It also had some humor to it because of the frenetic scene you had just came from and the dance scene is so unexpected at that point in the ride. Everyone who was in my "dance...

Saw this today. The theater looks great and i'd say this is a great warm-up for MMRR. I say that because a lot of people - especially the older generation - aren't familiar with the new Mickey design. So going and seeing this first will sort of prep people on which Mickey to expect on the ride...

I honesly don't know if there was any and it was jarring because we weren't "feeling" what we were simulating.

The bread was never free. At the prices they charge, it should be expected.

So, it took about 2.5 hours, but I did the thing. The line was moving really fast up until the ride breakdown, which lasted around 40 minutes + about 25 minutes of just getting through the backup of FP people. Knowing the layout of the queue now, I think I was on pace to get through the ride in...

I actually think getting ride of the InnoEast Breezeway would look better with InnoWest demolished. I don't think they'll do it though because it's a shade structure that people hide under that also and is right next to MouseGears, so people hiding from sun or rain end up shopping a lot of times.

Depends how much CPs care I guess. They are the only ones i'd expect to even think of taking the risk.

I can't imagine it would be gone yet. It would likely leave when the central spine reopens if it is to be updated.

It seems like things like Indy, Imagination, Brazil, an MK Electrical Parade, Black Box, etc have all been discussed for years and we've had many rumors, but since D23 2017, the only thing to actually be announced is Poppins and as of right now I wouldn't be surprised if it gets cut. Any idea...

Is this planned to open with or without 3D? I know that Paris removed 3D on their version of it last year. Are we expecting the same here?