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Trump will not be around long enough to impose anything...

Don't imagine the Chinese have it better. The communists are desperate to show the world how "normal" things are. They allowed Disneyland to open to seem like everything is under control...and if it takes a wrong turn, the state is there to cover it all up. On the other side, the western...

Next year?! Umm...Google says more like 2023

I would sayyyy, Switzerland, Luxembourg, Canada, Sweden and...Norway? 🤭 I love how far we've come with this topic. Should we make a geopolitical sub? 🤣

Whenever I see the Lone Ranger comment, I know it's about to get patriotic. Can hear the star spangled banner playing in the background of the speech. Dude, nationalism (of any kind), is so outdated. World War 2 ended a long time ago. Take a trip around the world...it would be a mind opening...

I love the way you put everything into words, it describes exactly how I feel. It is such a disappointment to see the fans of the "O.G. Disneyland" have no respect/interest to the legacy that Walt has built. I mean, come on, clearly we all love and respect the first park he had built, no doubt...

Tell me more about how Disney Sea feels like an imitation of an american Disney Park 🙃. When Disneyland Paris tried to recreate a castle in Europe, that was controversial. What is funny to me, is how self centered the american way of thinking is...literally replicating Americana in America...

When I last visited, sadly, the LAST train to Paris from the park left way before the night time show...such a let down. You would expect they would put a train to leave at later hours or something...but I had to return to my hotel and couldn't catch the show.

The Hundred Acres Wood was also part of my "master plan" as I was thinking of stuff during the Pandemic 🤣 They should demolish the Mickey Meet n' Greet building and have an entire Winnie the Pooh area behind the train station, with that mini carousel and the rethemed Splash. (Isn't it money...

I seriously hope they put it in WDS and not mess with the main Park, it has such a romantic classic Disney soulful charm...and it frustrates me so much that others call it ugly/outdated and a mess just because it lacks attractions.

Would you guys genuinely ACCEPT Mickey & Minnies Runaway Railway in a Toontown setting in the Disneyland PARK??? I would personally seriously hate it...such a missed opportunity to use the plot next to It's a Small World for a Fantasyland Expansion...I would really love to see a Beauty and the...

Ironically, Celebrate! Tokyo Disneyland has the same cannon towards the audience sequence 🤣 🤭

I also rarely check out the forums for the American parks, but when I do, I stumble upon "controversial" comments like this. First of all, so what if Walt was an American? He drew inspiration from all over the world (Europe, obviously, South America, Africa, Asia). Literally Epcot is dedicated...

Is it true that there is some kind of deal that other parks CAN NOT replicate their rides or ride systems? Or at least, not for a couple of years? For example, if Disneyland Paris would want to replicate the Beauty and the Beast attraction, would they be allowed?

OFF TOPIC, but when will we find out attendance numbers for the year of 2019? I am always curious to see how the attendance fluctuates between all of the Disney parks every year. Usually I just check out this Wikipedia page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_amusement_park_rankings#Worldwide

I have such a fantasy that maybe in 30 years, they might bulldoze down the PhillarMagic Theater that also does not fit...and use the HUGE expansion pad behind to create the DISCOVERY BAY that was also designed by Tony Baxter. I hope at some point, this I.P. trend will die out...or at least they...

Yeah...would love an explanation too 🤭

I mean...lets not exaggerate, I don't think it's a mess or that soulless compared to other amusement parks. It's a great entertainment center and really stunning...I never visited it, but would love to, it has some truly great rides. It just feel less like a "land" and more like an amusement...

I actually find it super weird that Shanghai Disneyland is the ONLY Disney park without any kind of transportation inside...which doesn't make sense, considering how huge it is, you would think they should have considered some kind of infrastructure, transport is the basis of any town/city in...

But why? When there is so much from Pixar and the Disney Movies catalog to choose from. Carsland? Inside Out? Wall-E, The Incredibles, Coco, Zootopia...