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If you still have room at the end, don't forget to hunt down a Boysenberry Fun Bun. A delicious gooey cinnamon boysenberry mess.

If you enjoyed RnR, you should enjoy Hulk too. I would say the launch and first half of the coaster is a similar intensity. Hulk tends get a little more intense towards the end as there are some tight back-to-back turns/loops, but if you are already okay with the loops of RnR then Hulk should...

I'm gonna stick with "The Hotel That Never Was".

I like "Overflow parking" better.

Details for the virtual queue to get into Galaxy's Edge: https://www.themeparkinsider.com/flume/201903/6684/ But this sounds a little weird...."Disneyland will instead stack the next incoming group of visitors in that exterior queue, then load the land once that group is filled, so that the...

On track for a late July opening. June is gonna be so much fun at the happiest place on earth :) There is some good news in there...I didn't know they are also adding 2,150 spaces to the Toy Story lot and adding a security checkpoint to the TS lot. Those buses will now drop you off past the...

I was surprised to see they are gutting the entire water front next to the Discovery Center. Thanks to Bioreconstruct for the photo.

So you mean always :D

I like the M.I.B. Disneyesque posters. There are more in the express queue, but this was the only pic I could find.

Hmmm. I just assumed it was for existing parks. Didn't even think about it being a new dedicated system for the new park! Would be great to step off a ride, push a button, and be transported directly to your next attraction with a quick stop for refreshments.

But the Disney transportation issue isn't limited to Disney World. I've had the same problems at the DL Toy Story parking lot. All that bus has to do is drive 2 blocks, turn around, and drive back. Many many times I've had to wait for a bus to arrive. Even worse is the number of times I've...

Han shot first!

Interesting timing since one of the Uni threads was just talking about transportation between parks. Looks like this is specific to in-park transport, but it does make me wonder if Uni is thinking about overpasses between parks and hotels that would only operate these vehicles. Universal...

I'm not that worried about it, yet. I didn't drive that much outside the resorts, but I seem to remember Kirkman Road being a pretty nice road. Maybe I was just lucky with the time of day. If the rumors are true about dedicated bus lanes on Kirkman this could be a pretty fast transit method...

I would love to see this too. However, I'm not sure if Uni has access to this version of Spiderman. If I remember correctly, the licensing is a bit confusing especially when it comes to the newer Marvel/Sony versions. Does anyone know if Uni could use Miles Morales in the Orlando theme...

Hopefully this map helps a bit. The blue area is the Disney hotels. The blue arrow shows the entry to the central plaza via DTD. The green area is the non-Disney hotels closest to DLR. The green arrow shows the entry to the central plaza via Harbor Blvd. DTD stops at the end of the blue...

Yep! I'm concerned Uni is only using a "it goes 50mph" story to indicate it's going to be intense. Space Mountain only reaches 28mph but I think it's a more intense experience than many faster roller coasters. I understand this coaster needs to be family friendly, but I was hoping for...

I was wondering how they were going to handle the rush to the front. Hopefully this means the sibling arguments will be finished before the ride starts!

It's never been the same since they got rid of the Chips Ahoy cookie.

I couldn't find one with Rocket Rods, but here's a shot with the People Mover going through. If I remember correctly, you really had to look for it since it was pretty dark up there and the ship kind of hid that area as you went down and around in the queue. Here's a pretty good video...