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IF done right, I wouldn’t call replacing the hosts with other compelling figures from US history sacrilege. They’ll probably want to go for diversity, right? Fredrick Douglass and Dorothy Parker? Louisa May Alcott and Martin Luther King Jr?

Oh, I'm sure they still have the cast member sitting there in the shadows, ready to pounce on kids & parents that try to disembark. So, the real "guardrail" is still there. They're just hoping the change in tone will render fewer awkward interactions with the sneaky guests. I could be totally...

Bad ideas normally don't get implemented without some sort of metric or data that support them. I don't know anything, but I suspect it was Splash's history of little kids getting nervous before the big hill and trying to hop out of their log beforehand. Operations probably put in a request to...

And made in England.

COP and HOP definitely fit that bill.

Well, that's what the 5-point harnesses and roll-bars are for. :) Plus, don't be fooled. My understanding is that the TestTrack cars are simply POWERED by a cable connection to the track. They are still self-guided (one accidentally jumped its track and crashed into a wall before opening in...

I'm finding responses like this to be rather amusing. I suspect this is going to be themed as well as Grizzly River Run, which is one of the best rapid rides in the world, and one of the most beautifully themed. It has zero characters (which is a plus to me) and not really any "effect...

Indy and Dinosaur are fun without being able to actually drive them.

Fair enough. For what it’s worth, I don’t think they developed this technology. I think a third party did this.

It looks like it will be about as tame/wild as the Indy Jeeps.

Kinda… it’s more like TestTrack, but NOT attached to the ground, and it can be bumpy. It will probably even drive through shallow streams.

I think the point of the footage is to show off that it’s trackless and bouncy, not like Radiator Springs Racers in DCA.

I’m pretty sure there’s no clue there.

You telling me there are more fans of a Headless Horseman in a parade than there are of the Muppets!? Don’t get me wrong, I think Sleepy Hollow is a better fit, but I can’t believe HH sells more merch than Muppets.

Do you think they’d want to bulldoze the whole thing for that precious space? Or will they simply come up with a new show for the theater?

An Australia Bluey attraction belongs in World Showcase, not AK. Have we learned nothing from Joe Rhode’s take on Zootopia?

if they could save the Liberty Belle for lagoon transport, it would go a long way - not all the way, but a long way - toward justifying their closure of the Rivers of America. “Look, the other Disneylands around the world are landlocked, they need a river on the inside. The MK is different...

I have no idea what they consider off-limits, what they call “offensive” all seems ridiculous to me.

I once again serve notice that villains land is a bad idea. Just like it was wrong to not include Dr. Facilier in TBA, it’s wrong to dedicate a narrative (rides, stores, restaurants) to nothing but villains. This whole concept was driven by marketing, driven by fan sales of villain merchandise...

I don’t think the films style is bland, it’s visuals are actually quite spectacular and the design is unique. I think it will turn out to be the most fun part of the park, but visually… they somewhere made the decision to not REALLY try to bring Berk to life. There’s no Galaxy’s Edge /...