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I mean tbf classics like Peter Pan & Small World do that too, sadly. I do agree that they shouldn't do that though; even if they don't have anything covering the ceiling, they should do what they do in Pirates. I love how they make the ceiling look in Pirates.

I think it'd make more sense if Disney's focus with Star Wars was solely on the sequels. I could see why they'd do it then since that's their version of Star Wars, it'd tie into what they were actively doing with the series. But they've produced waaay more OT era content than sequel era stuff...

I could see them waiting to see how Tokyo's new version turns out before they do anything to ours too.

I think the canon stuff is especially annoying because George Lucas himself allowed Padme, Leia & Ahsoka to dance to Brittney Spears music together in the parks lmao They don't even have to do that in Galaxy's Edge. They could've sort of sectioned off the land into separate eras. The area near...

It seems like there's some room between Mexico & Norway that they could use to expand for a Coco ride there. The Mexican pavilion is popular enough to justify two rides IMO. I think it'd be a fine addition to this Beyond BTM idea though. Just keep it out of Animal Kingdom, that'd be the most...

I'd say the ride is too fast for that. You wouldn't get a good Simpsons experience out of it. Futurama would work great as a Star Tours replacement. But I feel that show has too many explicit jokes for it to fit in the parks. I'm not a prude & I love Futurama but I just don't feel like it'd...

I think they still might've gone with Hondo for an OT based version of the ride. He was alive during that era & I think an animatronic of an alien is going to look realistic longer than one of Harrison Ford front & center.

Really? There's not a single impressive animatronic on that ride. The 'Under the Sea' scene is incredibly basic too. But they must've blown their budget somewhere. That's such an odd ride. If it didn't cost so much, it would've been a fine addition just as a smaller ride. But it cost a ton &...

I'm a bit easier to please as I love Galaxy's Edge/Pandora & like TSL but yeah I'm not too hot on NFL. Seven Dwarves looks nice, I guess lol

Did they flush half of it down the drain on accident?

I definitely agree with this. They've done half of that already, but they seem to think the job is done. I think the addition of Galaxy's Edge sets up DHS to be the "number 2" but they have to keep investing in it. Like you said, I don't think there's anything they can ever to do stop MK's...

I'm not familiar with the original ride, so I'm not sure what they could do with that space especially since it's connected to the aquarium. But yeah, I'm not a fan of that ride either.

The only bigger problem they have is how DHS is a half-finished park, it doesn't seem like they have intentions of fixing that either... I think they'd sell more if the ride was actually good though. They sell a lot now, but it's only Disney diehards buying it. Figment's an enigma to everyone...

An indie movie isn't hurting Disney. Massive bombs like Ant-Man 3, Wish, The Marvels, Indy 5 & Little Mermaid are. They need to scale back on that stuff. Focus on quality & making their movies events again. They really only need 1 blockbuster per quarter, maybe 2 in the summer.

That works too. You'd be able to build them a fanbase first.

I live about 5 minutes from Uni. As long as they're not shooting off tons of fireworks off every night (which I don't think they do anyway), then no one would care. That area is kinda chaotic at all times of day anyway.

The Echo character isn't even particularly in the comics either, she's just sort of there. The Guardians at least had a cult favorite comic run from 2008-2010 before their movie dropped. They have to stop doing these movies/shows based on characters that aren't even popular with hardcore comic...

I think the craziest thing about how early they close is that I feel their audience is the "late night" crowd anyway. They'd make a killing if at least one of the parks was open to midnight regularly.

I really enjoyed that movie but yeah it's for a very niche audience. I'd say it's a "weirdo movie", which will turn lots of people off. But it's great that movies like that are being made especially when they're still funded by big studios.

I'd love that. I wonder if the chance at just taking stuff from Hong Kong would influence them to do that over IP stuff. They love adding IPs but they also love porting stuff lol As for Pecos Bill, I won't really miss that restaurant; I think it's very mediocre, almost bad food. But I do wish...