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Poster art shows 12 people in the three train cars, so it would depend on how many trains can go through the ride simultaneously if that art is accurate (12 adults, with the ability to put a small child between 2 adults in each row for a max of 18 people).

There's always the possibility any change to the Fantasyland Theatre area could impact that part of Toon Town, so who knows what he future holds there.

Your point of scale is totally valid, and as soon as I considered it from your point I saw how problematic it would be. Just would have appreciated it being brought up without categorizing me in any way, ya know? Thanks for the apology and the explanation. :)

Sorry the random shooting wasn't up to your lofty elitist ideals for Disneyland. :rolleyes: You make good points, but they'd invite actual conversation if not so dismissive of others as beneath you.

Replacing the area of the not-so-Bounce House and Donald's boat with Sky School would make a ton of sense, which is why it won't happen. My crappy photoshop even shows it's about the right size to fit there, too.

In theory they could go even further back, beyond the future restaurant expansion and those buildings outlined in red by Chad. It just depends on how many backstage buildings they are willing to displace.

Driver is likely busy doing promotion and awards season schmoozing for Marriage Story.

I can see them rebuilding it from scratch as part of the eventual FL expansion in the theater / motorboat areas.

Let's be honest - if they made the MF attraction a walkthrough this place would be filled with posts saying how cheap Disney was for not allowing guests to fly the MF.

They should really put in another dark ride themed to Cars where Luigi's is. A nice little Pinocchio sized D ticket without height restrictions.

They could always put a new Wine Country service on top of a new ride showbuilding, Pirates/Club 33 style.

Judging by the size of Little Mermaid there's plenty of space for a dark ride in either spot if they were so inclined.

I'm not saying there are kids who aren't familiar with the OT. I'm just saying I'm not surprised when kids aren't. The ST is simply much more prevalent in their lives since they are the new material.

If they were to put another all-ages dark ride or two near it (say, in the Wine Country/Sonoma Terrace footprint, or the Redwood Creek Trail footprint) you'd probably get more general traffic in the area that are there for a group of 4-5 rides (if one counts GRR and GSS).

So true. We like to think kids will know the OT, but really, why would they? If a kid is 10 he was born in 2009, 32 years after the original film came out. This is like a kid a 10-year-old kid in 1995 being super familiar with Dr. No.

That would be Northern California. ;)

Stark wouldn't have built a Sanctum Sanctorum, but he may have excavated one.

The permits to tear down the backstage buildings where it'll be built just came through, so that should be very soon.

They can also dig down to keep the building height lower, like they did with Soarin'. Tower/Mission couldn't do that because it's a drop ride that relied on the "look how high up we are" moment.

Maybe they both have messages that alternate.