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Personally, Studios is my 2nd-3rd favorite WDW park. Yes, it's in an awful state with a lot closed, 30-year-old entertainment, and thematic messes, but I fully enjoy and do the main five rides every time we go, and hit at least 1-2 of the major shows, that while dated, are still fun. Compared to...

I kinda hope Phase 3 is two smaller, slightly less fleshed out lands. Specifically, an Indiana Jones area next to SWL with IJA and the Paris coaster, and another Pixar area next to TSL, preferably Monstropolis with the Door Coaster or an Incredibles land with an e-ticket. That way it's two lands...

But not everyone can go to international parks, or even to the other coast's park. While each park having a few unique things is nice, stopping it altogether would alienate a lot of people.

A lot of people want to meet Kylo Ren, a character who is super new, relevant, and popular right now?

I think this is a pretty good example of why a park needs more than five rides.

Are any of the P&F/Cars sets still there or have they already been dismantled/demolished?

That's President's Day Weekend, when schools are off. I doubt anything RoL-related will happen.

I'd like it if Animation Courtyard and the RNRC/Sunset Showcase area got linked and were turned into the only remnant of the Studio theme, and a smaller Earful Tower could be made there. So the Hollywood side of the park could have "Hollywood Boulevard" with GMR and the Echo Lake dining areas...

These are the ideas I think make most sense: - Disney's Hollywood Adventure - Disney's Hollywoodland - Disney's Cinema Adventure - Disney's Cinema Kingdom - Disney's Movie Kingdom Personally, I think Hollywood Adventure sounds okay but I like "Disney's Movie Kingdom" best. That way we have Magic...

Maybe the IJA space could house one of the show buildings? The entrance to the ride would be on the opposite side, where the parking lot is now and where SWL will be, and they could simply give some building facades on the Hollywood Boulevard side on the back to disguise it. Then the SWL...

60 minutes at most, usually for headliners like TOT and Space. For smaller stuff like FL dark rides, 30 minutes is my cap.

I feel like AE shouldn't have been in MK. It'd probably be pretty popular and still there today if it was in DL (which has a more aware, local fanbase, that is also used to more "PG-13" rides in it's castle park, with IJA and such already there) or DHS (which is where scarier rides often go)...

Except this isn't an 100% negative thing. I love the lights and seeing them go is sad, but if getting rid of them is a sacrifice that brings new attractions that are good 24/7, 365 days a year rather than a completely useless, bland area that makes for a great light display two months a year...

Monstropolis has a lot of potential: 1) New door coaster e-ticket. 2) Ride and Go Seek gets cloned from TDL. 3) Relocated/redone Laugh Floor. 4) Monstropolis city area. Mike and Sulley's house could have their meet and greet, the market from the beginning of the first movie could be there, there...

I feel like there's so many other places they could build resorts besides where the TTC is now. Why not get DHS its own dedicated deluxe instead (to coincide with the updates), it's the only park to not really have one and an old Hollywood themed hotel would be great.

I doubt 99% of the people who ride Everest are aware that the Yeti doesn't move, nonetheless care. Come on, guys.

Yeah, pretty much. Even if some of the recent endeavors (Most Wanted, the new show) haven't been super popular... they're the Muppets. They're iconic characters. A good comparison would be the Simpsons. They haven't exactly been popular in many years, with a few exceptions, like the Simpsons...

Is maybe a flat ride happening? Similar to how the Springfield expansion at Uni brought a few restaurants and a flat ride with the previously existing main attraction.

BATB simply doesn't have a huge park prescience, at least not until recently with NFL. Most of the other princesses/famous animated classics before that have park representation, right up to Mermaid. So stuff from BATB and onward (Tangled, PATF, etc.) is probably their priority in bringing into...

A mini-land (similar to Lost River Delta at TDS) with a new version of IJA, the coaster, and a restaurant that's like an expanded version of Jock Lindsey's Hangar Bar would be cool. It's my ideal choice for a Phase 3/4 at DHS.