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Is it true that any Nintendo attraction has to debut in Japan first? This seems super restrictive as space is limited there. Zelda, Pokemon, Luigi's mansion- all rumored for Florida but is there space for so many rides in Japan even with the rumored expansion into parking spaces?

Some nice concepts, character moments, and visuals but the direction was lackluster and lacking in whimsy.

When this was under construction, I always assumed the spike would be a tree with a spider hanging down over us as we reversed.

Wondering if the name K.B. is another reference to 80's nostalgia. If it is, I worry the pool little cyborg may not be around for long:

Even better on a rewatch. Thanks KK! also:

Much like Birthdayland/Starland/Duckberg before, I never even gave Dino-Rama the Clark Griswold Grand Canyon treatment.

Universal will often only theme for the "photo spot" moment. To date, I think only Diagon Alley gives us full 360 degree immersion. I think they unfortunately learned the wrong lessons from that land however. It is a land in a box, but in that instance, pulls it off as it's both thematically...

I loved the look of Resistance and honestly all the side-characters were great. Problem was, the show centered around a main character who (for me) is the worst character in Star Wars- someone who grates on me more than Jar Jar ever did. I really hope they try another show in that art style.

This is a Disney forum, right? Seems and odd place to discount the art, value, and maturity of animation.

"Lost planet of eternal treasure" = Fountain of youth.

Missed a good one is part two. I‘m sure every Disney Parks fan’s ears perked up at a familiar whistle heard echoing trough the brig.

Palpatine didn't like or trust the Empire which is why he had contingency plans in case the Empire "failed" him. I think their planet may be such a contingency plan, a sort of control group as he conducted his experimental Empire. Seeing how the sky looks I'm wondering if they're actually out...

The show is an absolute joy and nails it's premise extremely well. I was worried about the space-suburbs not feeling like Star Wars but I think it fits and enjoy the intrigue about its origins.

Made to resemble ancient cut stone, not a mountain or cliff which is what the sample seems to emulate.

Skeleton Crew looks great. Andor will be great. Visons season 3 will likely have great episodes. Star Wars is truly dead. ;)

They need to dust off the.old replacement for the Great Movie Ride based on heroes vs villains that would have given us such scenes as Indiana Jones vs Darth Vader by utilizing Disney’s CAVE technology which was sort of a precursor to the Volume. No reason it couldn’t be done elsewhere in the park.

Please, this: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chalchiuhtotolin

After the initial launch we spiral up in a massive helix. I'm going to guess this will be an even more epic version of the Moon slingshot from Guardians where we encircle a physical sphere.

Interesting. The layout to me screams- Pre-pre-show/sorting (first horizontal oval) leads to: Dual pre-shows (Two angled ovals), followed by: Main show (Large vertical oval). Exit to path on the right at rear. My guess- Soarin 3.0/ Flight of Passage 2.0.

I mean, that's Whitmire's version.