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For what it's worth, my 12 y/o sister can't stop talking about this place and because of her we dropped over $100 at the NBA Experience. And guess what? We had a good time. Imagine that. Full Disclosure: My sister plays AAU basketball, so she's definitely in the target demographic, but even...

Sooo... what’s the DAK rumor? Sorry, I haven’t been following.

Universal just did something similar and while it was in part for cost, it was also for practicality. If, say, someone went to an area, but was then told they were needed elsewhere, they would need to go back to costuming to change. Now, they can just go to the area. I assume the same thing...

adjective adjective: pedestrian 1. lacking inspiration or excitement; dull.

It’s sort of in line with the Western Way entrance though. Both are pretty pedestrian entrances and used mainly by locals.

Any validity to this? https://electrek.co/2019/07/14/tesla-disney-tomorrowland-electric/

2023 is 4 years out. Back in 2017, they announced GotG, which won't open until 2021. This isn't something foreign.

No, but he is a mechanical engineer and Science Communicator.

B-ticket attractions are rare these days, but they do help round out a park. I wouldn't be against it.

I actually like that Rat is tucked in the back with it's own courtyard.

I sort of expect Ratatouille to get pushed back to Summer/Fall at this point to put some space between itself and MMRR. Plus, it gives people a reason to come back and for Disney to raise the prices twice if they do it that way. Hell, everything else is being delayed, why not this.

Rat winning out over BatB happened many months prior to D23. It was about March 2017 I remember people like @marni1971 saying that they finally chose to do Ratatouille.

I'll believe that this project is happening when we actually see work happening for it. That's not to mean any disrespect towards you or other insiders, it's just been 30 years since a pavilion opened at Epcot and we've been talking about this one for years. I also recently stumbled upon a post...

This thread was originally from a different project, one that was struck down by the Governor almost 10 years ago.

This is what I’m talking about by a motion base. It would be very minimal, but provide an effect. Being ADA compliant would be no issue.

Serious. Why couldn't a motion base (along with screens in the windows) be put into a custom vehicle to help simulate speed? It would be similar to the elevator preshow in Escape from Gringotts.

I would think since these vehicles will need to be custom built, they could also put a motion base into them to help simulate whatever movement that they wanted while they are being moved from Point A to Point B.

This is not even close to the same thing as what was at CityWalk.

I thought it was only announced that Falcon would be without FP (and there was no timetable on how long).

Because Disney hasn't released an R-rated movie since they owned Miramax.