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I don't know. Both toy lines kind of look off-model to me, just in different ways.

It would be surprising to me if they did, just because it seems like the Muppet TV show isn't quite the success hoped for? (Though I haven't heard anything in a while - could be wrong) I may be weird in that I actually kind of like the "New York" theme of the area, and wish they'd bring it...

So there's no additional interstitial materials or added 4d effects?

Yeah, the soundtrack was probably the biggest difference for me between the Jeremy Irons and Judi Dench versions of Spaceship Earth

Wow, uncalled for. There's nothing in that back story that suggests it's unreasonable to hope that the restaurant reflected the spirit of the ride. And I like I said, it certainly can be appreciated for what it is nonetheless, but calling it the "Skipper's Canteen" affected my expectations.

Looking at these pictures, I found myself strangely disappointed that there's not a single anaconda wrapping a single chandelier... It's like the interior designer never even rode the Jungle Cruise... But then I had a realization. If they had just called this "The Adventureland Veranda," I'd...

Wonders of Life is a tough one - I think you've got some good ideas that I would personally enjoy (anything about history is an instant win for me), but would it work for the general public? Not sure about that. For me, I don't actually have terrifically fond memories of Wonders of Life other...

Hmmm... that's a tough one. I think I'd have to vote for the original Snow White's Adventures - put the dark back in dark ride!

Having now read what Fire Mountain was, I gotta say, the idea of a hanging roller coaster over an indoor environment is incredible. As cool as a Duck-boat ride would be, I'd still vote for a coaster! I've had a similar idea for Nintendo land - an indoor hanging family coaster with seats like...

I'm dumb. I don't understand this reference.

I share your frustration with the blandification of Disney World when it comes to attractions and theming (and the blandification has felt relentless to me over the last ten years or so), but I have trouble getting much bothered by it at restaurants. I feel like because a restaurant has a menu...

Hey I am all for Indiana Jones rides! But where could you put in Adventureland, I wonder? By the way, what is the old "Fire Mountain concept?"

I won't judge the restaurant's current decor having not personally been in it. However, speaking generally and personally, I hope when I do visit it, I'll discover that they've left all the "authenticity," "refinement," and "class" to Epcot and Animal Kingdom. I want Adventureland to be about...

Just ate at Pecos Bills for the first time after the menu change and I gotta say, it was a surprisingly positive experience. I got a beef bowl with fixings and I thought it was really good. Sitting over in the back of the dark, cool , well themed Mexican courtyard dining room was also nice...

Gosh I hope not. "Complete conceptual change" without sufficient budget is what leads to broken Rocket Rods and messed up Tomorrowlands with brown paint jobs :(

Cruise ships?

More importantly, additional stroller parking :P

For some of us, good food and conversation at a nice restaurant IS enjoying life :P

One of the reasons I'm excited about this restaurant is precisely because I think 90,000 people WON'T feel their vacation is ruined by not getting in. I remember someone suggesting a while ago that Skipper's Canteen is an attempt by Disney to take some of the pressure off Cinderella's Royal...

I want "Ninjas of the Caribbean!"