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Interesting business decision. Disney giving up on Celebration seemed to shut the door on this sort of thing, and yet here we are.

This conversation has gone off the rails quite a bit, but we just visited Disneyland and had an outstanding time. Meanwhile, it's hard to justify returning to WDW at any point in the near future.

Something is up...

Do people think now is a good time to visit Disneyland for those who have never been? Some of the missing entertainment (World of Color, etc) seems important, but curious what others think.

Great to see. Stormalong Bay may have some serious competition.

There was. This seems like the most logical possibility given Disney's current state. It's relatively low risk and generates revenue.

Yep, definitely the same as comparing reviews from people who spent $6,000 for a two-day experience versus those who went for free.

Interesting report, though I'm not sure the test cruisers can comment on things being worth the price if they're not paying the full price.

In stock news, which is likely what Bob cares about the most, DIS got downgraded again.

All three points are debatable, but that last one about the audience...goodness.

This attempt to boost attendance along with the food/drink price hike today signals Disney isn't too pleased with their early 2022 projections.

Not a great look.

The Main Street Theatre was praised by just about everyone. It's exactly the type of thing the Magic Kingdom needs.

It's almost like the parks and what people love about them were created by leaders before the current group.

I'd just be happy with a walking trail between Animal Kingdom Lodge and Animal Kingdom.

Just because the perk didn't benefit you directly doesn't mean it's not a big deal it's being cut. Maybe Disney will eliminate something you like in the future that others here won't miss? Objectively, Disney removing things that used to be included in the price is bad for guests as a whole.

It's a very interesting article. Disney firefighters reportedly refuse to ride the Disney Skyliner.

This is so painfully accurate and true.

Looks like EW removed the mention of AAs on the ride. Updated section: "Kicking off with a backward launch, the fast-paced attraction will rocket riders through time and space and into the largest "show building" on the property, complete with digital media and the James Gunn-directed series'...

His helicopter is usually a good giveaway. ;)