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If we're going into coaster technicalities, JII and Spaceship Earth are some of the closest to Coasters at Epcot. Especially since JII was supposed to have a rolling and coasting bit.

The fact that two lower-level attractions (Astro & Primeval) have been down for unfortunate lengths of time is moderately unsettling.

All O'Canada Signage has been covered up by Food & Wine signs. The scrim has also been updated to be a printed image instead of just brown.

Side note about Gran Fiesta Tour - it's currently running at peak show. Every effect (smoke, spinning donkey fiber optics, fireworks, animatronics, screens) were perfect.

Ok, so I found a picture of the site on a public Snapchat post. I have no idea who the poster is, and it's not great quality, as it was taken on a smartphone at the Grand floridian, but here:

It really did look nice back then. From http://bigfloridacountry.com

No. Most certainly not.

It's a miniscule difference - the difference between visually pulling in while physically stopped by a second or vice versa, which could cause discomfort or, at the very least, a disconnect in the effect. I'm not estimating or making up rumors - this is actually what they do. Now, more...

It's not neccesarily the stretching of the cable, more so the expansion due to hearing/cooling. This was how it was explained to me by some members of the team that worked on it.

Those green stripes look familiar?

It even stretches (edit: expands/contracts, word choice) during normal operation thanks to temperature/humidity/load - not much, but enough to possibly interrupt show. To counteract this, the show is split into three parts - pulling out of station, main-show, and pulling into station. Black...

The awning is back feat. STRIPES https://blogmickey.com/2019/08/haunted-mansion-queue-refurbishment/

Need some furniture? How about Judy's Bench?

Tim Hortons is owned by Burger King, which is headquartered in Florida. Canadians are growing less fond of the chain by the year - I've only heard it positively mentioned as a stereotypical joke lately.

Oh, you absolutely know there are people who won't shut up no matter what is built.

Like you've said, show-buildings that are fully built inside fanciful structures are the exception, not the rule. It just doesn't make sense to build any more than a guest would see - there is no back to everest because it's invisible from inside the park. No back to Pandora because of the same...

They're gone, 24 hour time death as always with SC

It's likely. If not an opening date, at least an opening season (I.e. may). I'm expecting some form of video, audio, or just media for promotion.

Changes to load/unload to help improve ADA accessibility?

It's the room connected to the waiting area for the Circle-vision show in China. It does currently house the Shanghai Disneyland exhibit. That exhibit seems like it's going to be removed for what comes next.