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Six Flags Orlando Resort just rolls off the tongue. Just think of the attractions they would add. An RMC raptor in Space Mountain would be amazing.

While true, they have talked about selling them off before. It wouldn't be the first time.

I personally see them selling off parts of the Company like the parks. I don't see them going out of business but I do see a day they no longer are the number 1 theme park in the world.

I know price is major part of the reason. I also wonder how much of it is a lot of kids today aren't attached to Disney IP like they were in the past. My daughter is 5 and judging from her class most are into Mario, Peppa Pig and Lego. With that said, we don't see the point to pay for a Disney...

Her point is still right. Yeah profits are up but attendance is down. Bobby has even said so. Continuing to raise prices and attendance dropping isn't sustainable. Disney parks are no different than Universal or any regional park, they need big crowds to work. Cause Bobby said they want lower...

Like Disney is no better then Six Flags Great America. Families in Illinois pack that park and it's much cheaper.

It still blows my mind that this is their answer to Epic Universe.

Fifth gate is not likely to ever happen.

I grew up on the parks in the 80s and 90s. For my family a lot of the older attractions we personally find much better than a lot of the newer stuff. Some of that is the IP as we have no attachment to a lot of it. The main one is they have gone from being a immersive dark ride focused company to...

That's exactly it. Outside of people here, most of your average guest doesn't care about the Muppets or nostalgia of the parks. They want IP they know and new attractions.

I view those waits as nothing. We are used to waiting in 90-120 minute queues at other parks all summer.

IMO many wouldn't be so upset about what was promised if they would stop announcing new attractions at the concept art stage. At D23 only announce new attractions that already have shovels in the ground. Don't announce things that aren't going to open 3-5 years from now

I don't think it would end up at Sesame Place. They are owned by the SeaWorld parks. I can see it going to Busch Gardens or SeaWorld over Sesame Place

That makes sense as I would bet for every Premier pass they sell they take some availability from LLMP.

Agreed. One of biggest complaints a lot of average guests have is how complicated it is to visit the parks now. Having to pre book attractions, dining, worry about Boarding Groups its a lot for your average guest. By eliminating having to book attractions including boarding passes it makes a...

I agree. It's no different then those who visit most other parks that have this type of pass. It's people from different levels of income that are buying this. IMO why many struggle to understand why anyone would buy it is due to how the majority here are used to touring the parks. Most love...

While all of that is true, they don't seem to understand that not every attraction needs to have long waits. Parks needs to walk on attractions too.

IMO that's the way it should be. You don't want a lot of guests buying it as it would overwhelm the LL queues and make the waits long. I'm still holding out hope that with them extending this to all resorts that the LLMP becomes a thing of the past.

IMO it depends not just on the kid but also the parents too. My 5 year old loves big thrill rides already. A lot of that is due to my wife and I taking her to Cedar Point since she was a 2. Since the wife and I love intense coasters, she's wanted to follow in our footsteps. Where as I think if...

It will probably be some IP that doesn't fit the theme of Tomorrowland. As long as it sells LLs that's all that matters