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Yes! I second everything you stated here.

The blue warehouse just doesn’t disappear for me the way it does for you. I wish the blue paint helped it blend in with the sky better than it does, but I just can’t help but see it whenever I look over that way in the park. While I don’t disagree with you over the Soarin’ buildings, I think...

In all honesty, I think that’s a really good way of viewing S&D, and I think this description reveals why they are more acceptable in terms of their view from inside EPCOT than is the gravity building. They’re something to look at and are certainly unique and different. Like them? Dislike...

This is such a poor comparison. Are the Swan and Dolphin intrusive? Sure. So is the Contemporary from various points of the Magic Kingdom. That doesn’t mean these hotels are the equivalent of an ugly, un-themed blue box. There’s a huge difference between post-modernist hotel buildings a mile...

Galaxy’s Edge at Disney’s Hollywood Studios Is it odd that such a new area would receive an extensive refurbishment (particularly one that reportedly cost more than $1b to build)? Sure. With that said, the first, and most important part of the Galaxy’s Edge upgrade involves enclosing the...

I don’t have much of a proposal (although a series about the Incredibles similar to the early 00’s Buzz Lightyear of Star Command would be pretty sweet), I just can’t believe Coco has been out for 4 years! Holy cow. I suddenly feel ancient lol.

EDIT: Oops. A little late, but nonetheless, a quick idea... Merida’s Brave Adventures Scene 1) The Highland Games Upon entering the scene, guests spot Merida, sitting in a throne beside King Fergus and Queen Elinor. She’s all dressed up and clearly bored out of her mind (a quiver of arrows...

An event that's been on the calendars for months, mind you. It's absolutely hilarious.

I'm relatively young and I hate it too lol

I wish Zach Riddley wasn't in charge of designing the new EPCOT...

Super quick submission here: Lil' Thunder Mountain Railroad I believe I've seen this idea out there before, and I've always loved it. The idea is to build a tamer mine train attraction for families with little ones to enjoy. I like to think it'd be similar to Disneyland's Mine Train through...

Replacing MouseGear and the buildings of Innoventions “southeast” are the TED Talks Forum, an interactive exhibit space created in partnership with TED Conferences LLC, and Bot’s Diner, EPCOT’s newest quick service eatery. The TED Talks Forum offers guests the opportunity to learn from the...

As guests make their way to the former home of Innoventions East, they’ll find a massive new structure home to several different attractions. Modeled after a house designed by the Russian design firm Niko Architect (seen in Figure 1), the structure rises out of an artificial hill, emphasizing...

Have you guys ever read Marvels by Kurt Busiek with art by Alex Ross? Here's a link to the Wikipedia page if you haven't and would like to read plot details: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marvels. Marvels takes place between 1939 and the 1970's/1980's and explores the Marvel Universe through...

You know what? This thread lost me. Maybe I'm romanticizing the past, but I can remember a time when Santa's appearance didn't cause as much division as it seemingly is in this thread. Perhaps that's because I was young and wasn't aware of debates on race and politics, I don't know. I sure do...

I really wish Guest Relations complaints were available to the general public. I'd love to know how many people actually complain about the race of Santa Claus. My guess would be that the number of complaints regarding this topic is relatively small--and likely always has been. I very much doubt...

I just want to point out that Disney has been doing a great job at representing the various Santa Clauses/holidays of different cultures and nations over at EPCOT, and as such this announcement/headline seems rather silly. Are the Santas there racially diverse? Maybe not. A new pavilion or two...

I mean, I wouldn't mind if the structure started sinking tomorrow, actually...

Actually, it's interesting that you mention this--initially, I toyed with converting the Carousel of Progress into a sort of quasi-Horizons, where each scene takes place during a different "future that never was." The new version of the attraction would have been called something like, "The...

Taking the spot of Innoventions southwest (once occupied by the Fountainview Café) is an all new version of Walt Disney’s Carousel of Progress, relocated from the Magic Kingdom and upgraded for the 21st Century. The basic premise of the show remains, however the show now opens in the 1920’s...