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Olaf M&G might be facing a summer?

The only reason to dislike the show if somebody just can't stand IP. I've also heard some that thinks it's boring (paging my pal @TheMaxRebo) Doesn't matter where you stand at WS lagoon, all views are good. The show doesn't rely on projections. The pyro is next level (at least for anything...

Luminous is beautiful.

While I don't want Epcot open 365 days with a Festival, Diet Epcot is a bit rough for my taste. I'm sure the table service restaurants enjoy the lack of booths for a change.

At least from the original art work, the exterior somehow is a downgrade for me. That was a pretty low bar.

I think MVMCP selling out every season is a bad sign for Dreamlights to return.

Plus domestic includes Coco, Avatar and the Avenger campus expansion too.

I mostly agree with you on this. Still, it seems like Indiana Jones Adventure is much more popular and liked than Dinosaur. If the new Indy ride is in the same spirit, it will be more in demand.

At least Encanto, Indy will draw considerable more demand than Triceratops and Dinosaur. The shine of new ToL show will help as well. They should be able to launch a nighttime show in 2027, we'll see if it's sustainable after that. I think at the very least we get an extra hour in the...

They put them on the gingerbread display at the Contemporary. Not sure if it means anything besides they don’t want us to forget they existed.

@ToTBellHop - I thought 12/31/2025 was a decent before/after date for MV3D, but I think you’re right-might need to push that forward a season or two.

I think 2026, but would have felt more confident if it was on the blog post next to Dinosaur.

I also recall an insider here saying that Monstropolis would open with two attractions from the start. I think the concept art had us thinking “at least a playground” which was disappointing. I don’t want to lose MV3D but for a themed land with multiple attractions, this could end up being a win.

That's a good catch and just to compare: Disney Parks Blog: "..we are having creative conversations and exploring ways to preserve the film and other parts of the experience for fans to enjoy in the future." Jim Hill: "Bringing back muppetvision into the Disney parks" First one sounds like a...

There were a quite a few projects going on in 2018-2019 including the Riveira and the skyliner. Then you know what happen in early 2020.

Sunset Showcase is the most likely candidate out of anything at the parks, but I'd just count on Disney+ honestly.

I think the association with be the same with the The Cabins at Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort, so yes - legacy non-Direct DVC owners will not be able to book there.

I thought the permits revealed the building structure would be the same as Reflections original concept.

I think Muppets at RnR is an efficient way to use the IP. It gets rid of Aerosmith (licensing costs) and is an olive branch to the Muppets fan for losing MV3D. That's the only way I look at this.

I'd count on a squirrel or two as well.