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No, because the utilidors aren't really a "first floor for the MK" like they are often described. They are more like hallways, and yes, they are under some areas and that would prevent excavation, but there is also a ton of dirt around those halls. They could easily dig down and do it if they...

It's a mysterious thing..for a mysterious account...run by a mysterious person...did I mention it's *MYSTERIOUS*? Yeah. When he came here a short time ago I didn't think that signature would stick long. It has.

He's not pining...he's passed on! He's no more! He's ceased to be! He's expired and gone to meet his maker! Bereft of life, he rests in peace!

Oh yeah, I get that. And even if Soarin isn't hidden completely, the fact that most guests don't notice the show building means it doesn't really matter. I just hate that all of the foliage and additions around the mansion has really hidden the scale of the façade. Still is beautiful, though.

That's one sexy mansion.

Agreed on that point.

Yeah...that plus the fact that it was hailed as the triumphant return of traditional animation to Disney. It wasn't terrible. I don't know where anyone gets such nonsense.

I'd expect some pretty major color and decor changes (with the props staying or being shuffled around), because The Observatory concept seems to be a little more upscale than the kitschy style of the current PH.

They're also the biggest name in cupcakes (never thought I'd say that about a company), so they pretty much deserve the prominent location. And like @danlb_2000 said, if they're willing to pay for it and get involved with Disney enough contractually to be there, then it will be done.

This is beautiful. I've always thought of these channels as a weak spot, albeit one that not many notice. When Marriott and other large hospitality companies have refined their information offerings in-room, and all of the other guest materials look amazing at Disney Resorts now, the TV presence...

We have them around campus at The University of Alabama, and they are usually designed to look like the oaks and pines around here. They're also shorter, and used for both cellular and wifi networking on campus. Pretty cool, and definitely not just a WDI thing, but that design is unusual because...

Which, interestingly enough, also seems to be made to look like a Monkey Puzzle tree. Oh, WDI...

Some tiles have definitely been removed/come off in some way. The sky wouldn't reflect in right angles.

...and World of Color...and (in the founders' time at Imagineering) the leapfrog fountains at Imagination...and the Fountain of Nations... They're pretty great, and their relationship with Disney is pretty tight. This should be impressive...

I have only seen them placed away from the Mickey icon in promos, never on top of it. I would believe it is reasonable to think that Disney is covering their bases that the Bands may not work as well with Mickey fully covered up by the electronics of these watch faces.

It's like a constant loop...a broken record...a dead horse continually being whipped until it comes back to life, and a few pages later ceases to be once more.

That sounds awesome! I'd actually be ok if they went with something like that, sound wise.

I would love for the new electrical parade to be as @brb1006 said - more like Spectromagic than Paint the Night, but with the technology of Paint the Night. That would be awesome. I just hope it doesn't end up being a rave, like PTN is.

A scaled down version of the World of Coca-Cola would be incredible. If they took the tasting elements, threw in a bit of the museum portion and the retail store, I think it would be very successful. That being said, Coca-Cola almost never disappoints from a marketing or brand-presence...

The Splash fountain?