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It is all new, and thats a great thing! But honestly, I'd rather have an amazing ride replace something very mediocre than a completely new mediocre thing.

Universal is adding a lot of cool things, I'm happy with competition but honestly, there's a lot of the park that doesn't really impress me. Mario seems like a huge missed opportunity minus DK area. Ministry of Magic is... yeah. Dark Universe looks amazing + HTTYD is pretty cool looking even if...

I mean come on man. 2 of the rides on Universals side is literally chopping up pieces of an existing ride and calling it 2 new rides. 💀 And yeah, obviously the park with new attractions coming out is going to have more rides coming out in the next 7 months, however, the last few years for...

We have seen a roller coaster so much that they decided to put it twice in the same concept art, seems more solid than a lot of things. But something close to the scale of RSR + Junkyard Jamboree would definitely have higher capacity compared to current ROA.

Don’t threaten me with a good time

Is Henry just gone? Was trying to find his previous posts but they're gone now? Not familiar with the forms but seems kinda funny he just went and said a bunch of IP that were being looked at and now is gone.

One storyline I would like is a boat ride down to the Underworld with Hades to revive the dead villians (possibly using the Black Cauldron). The queue could be narrated by Hades as he sends his subjects on boats through the Underworld to "bring the best bad guys down here back to revive with the...

I'm living in an idealized reality. Over the last while, I feel like Tomorrowland has become very easy to fix and add to. Probably genuinely one of the easiest lands save for Fantasyland.

Actually now that I think about it, could they move over Laugh Floor and replace with Muppet Vision? I believe its a somewhat similar space, more so than some of the other theaters ive heard.

All I'm hearing is more reasons to build a new Bug's Land in AK. With proper ride planning, the new Tropical America's, Lion King Ride, and a Bug's Life Land would probably make AK officially a "full day park" in a lot more peoples eyes. Have a nice quick service location similar in scale to the...

Based on the audience, I don’t think they would go too crazy with it. Maybe something like gringotts with coaster elements and a lot of slower story elements. It is possible they just go all out though on a more thrill coaster (minus inversions) but I kinda doubt it because of the IP

Honestly it’s probably better off that it’s not a trackless. I would prefer a very very stable system for new expansions to AK. MK can afford to have a ride down (well not as much now that Tiana is down for half the day every day) but you get my point. I kinda miss when every ride didn’t have to...

Not really the same but for elevators you have Cobras Curse in Busch Gardens Tampa which takes 2 cars up at the time which is that rides “train”. And for drop tracks you have hagrid or verbolten in BGW that would share that system.

What? What do you mean vastly missing the point and being vague on purpose doesn't articulate the point that someone was making. We should not ask for anything because the magical monkey paw is purposefully making it as bad as possible on purpose. People want a zootopia themed land? Sure we get...

CBMJ and CBJ don't appear to take place in a different time period. Both are definitely post 1890s, even the OG.

To see their favorite Disney characters that Disney has ensured you can not seen anywhere else in any serious manner. You can "ride the movie" or see your favorite princess, see the latest tech in theme parks, and get an unforgettable experience that people only dream of going to.

I'm gonna be real with you. Attendance is still a juggernaut. A lot of Disney World's audience is once in a lifetime travellers. They do not care about the river. I've asked many people who I know who like the Disney parks but aren't super fans. When I first mentioned "Rivers of America" they...

Country Bear Jamboree, it's definitely in the 1930s.

I mean I have definitely seen a lot of jokes and memes throughout the internet of people hating ROA/Tom Sawyer. Have you not seen any of the memes of people saying "Disney is closing TSI & ROA, call me up and I'll fill them in myself" So it's not a positive impact for everyone. There are people...

it's an interesting take but now that I think about it, they definitely have a point. It's by all means a time jump that doesn't really make sense.