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I yield my vague information I was told once in the presence of much better researched and put together documentation 😛 This makes me laugh, though.

Neat word

For any knee-jerk bloggers looking, these are construction photos from the early 2000s.

I thought the "Energy Plant" was a chilled water facility.

Yes. First Second Both were incidents involving cast members.

Missing parts (unlikely), waiting on analysis on what's wrong, bringing in more technicians to find out what the problem is, bringing in engineers when the technicians can't solve the problem, bringing in suits when the problem requires more money to solve than normal. All theorizing. I know...

I have no problem with the concept. Woody is a good ol' Western cowboy sheriff, which could do well if taken as literal fact. No plastic heads, no torn stitching, YOU are in the wild west with actual sheriff Woody. But I 1) doubt credibility of anything Tom says and 2) don't particularly care...

The walk-around bears are the best part of frontierland and this is a hill I will die on.

SR-417

Topic-wise? Probably. But unfortunately the conversation drifted to Hagrid again.

Whatever it is, a new Show Control system is a big thing. It's also not something that could be installed overnight, I'm fairly certain.

Marni1971 is very good at saying hints ominously.

If you want to be as safe as possible, late 2020. End of summer. August tends to be not as crowded. But who knows. M&MRR could pull a Rise and just not open for a few extra months.

Happy Father's Day

Indeed. However, still being a national move instead of an international move makes it less of a hassle. Shanghai's building codes, not to mention utility standards, material availiability, etc. are likely a bit more different compared to Florida than the changes from California to Florida.

To be fair, Disney Studios Paris doesn't seem like it was an expensive park at all.

Any coaster can be built relatively quickly. We've seen how fast the steel's gone up for Tron. The slow part is show-buildings, set scenes, and heavy themeing. That's what takes time for Disney - and even some universal - coasters.

Neither of these projects could ever take only a year. The ground prep alone would take months at least on each, followed by the sizable show building construction and tedious effects installation and programming. The only ride I know of scale that was built in less than a year was...

Looks very french 👌

According to this article from 2007, the French were awfully fond of the film. Chefs praised the accuracy of not only the depiction of kitchen life, but the Parisian atmosphere and feeling.