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I guarantee on some of these Hot Disney Summer® days they’ve had this year, guest satisfaction for this would’ve been significantly higher than it’ll be later in the fall. They really missed a good opportunity to open this.

But trying to claim that Midway Mania and Web Slingers are nearly as similar or as close and Baymax and Maters would be… that’s just a dumb and almost trollish argument.

The worst part is it’s a truss bridge pretending to be a suspension bridge, so they can’t get rid of the tall rounded metal bars on the sides. I think they should’ve built a new bridge but I guess that’s expensive.

Most people have no idea that it ever was an acronym decades ago, and the people that do like that it’s a tribute to Walt’s idea. It would make absolutely no sense to force something new.

It’s nothing more than a ploy to sell people who want to ride a second time on lightning lanes. Plenty of other rides would run out quickly during busy times too.

But Splash Mountain fits well alongside Space Mountain and Thunder Mountain. It’s a very simple and speakable name, like Incredicoaster, or even Mission Breakout. People will never call it Tiana’s Bayou Adventure because it doesn’t roll off the tongue in any way in a sentence… that’s not a...

Yeah, most people liked The Force Awakens, that’s just a fact. The films after it had much more of a mixed-reception.

But even Martin said pre-Covid that the plan was to finish the center pit after Guardians. The order of things seems largely unchanged. I guess a new version of Spaceship Earth could’ve been an exciting final part of it, if that was planned to open along with the festival center, but Guardians...

Just from a marketing standpoint, they’ve mismanaged the opening dates of this stuff from the very beginning. In every other project they’ve done, the smaller stuff comes first, then the biggest part opens last with a huge marketing push. And for Pandora and Cars Land, that was very successful...

The sum of the new center of the park <= the Sum of All Thrills. We lost a fun ride, and now Rock n Roller Coaster is the only ride that goes upside down at the entire resort.

Yeah that’s fair but that’s just one piece of why it may not fit great. Combined with all of the others is what makes it sorely out of place.

The new Guardians coaster goes out of its way to pretend to be an Epcot pavilion built by humans in the theme park of Epcot. That’s the premise, and that’s been the premise of all of Epcot. But Journey of Water feels like it was designed by a completely different group of people. This is kind...

Because everyone who is technically too young for PG13 movies was born in the last 13 years. So Inside Out is the only original PG movie released in their lifetimes that has a ride in the parks (and Frozen is the only one at WDW). This was truly the most miscellaneous thought of all thoughts…...

Yes of course I meant Disneyland the resort, and I said an original PG movie from the last 13 years. There hasn’t been a PG Star Wars movie since the mid 2000s and it wouldn’t be an original IP anyway. I’m not sure I understand the point of the last question, there wasn’t a new ride in 2010...

Fun fact, the only ride based on an original PG movie from the last 13 years at Disneyland is Inside Out Emotional Whirlwind.

No I cannot agree. Slinky Dog has more animatronics than screens and Tron uses a few screens in a way that feels right. Well looking at recent attendance numbers I guess one could conclude that not too many people mind screens.

I won’t address the rude and baseless part of your reply, but regarding The Force Awakens, totally understand if you and the OP didn’t like it. However, that doesn’t change the fact that they do indeed have many post-Frozen hits.

Yeah I’ve seen two drone shows in person and they were very good. But I mean even that video looks cool as hell to me.

They do announce a number of small things for Disneyland at these, but usually they’re about entertainment offerings or stuff like that. I’m guessing they just decided this would’ve been more awkward to speak about on stage than in a press release although I don’t know.