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24 hours... only 3 FP+ selections...

So we have Epcot purists and pro-cartoon Epcot fans.I think it's time for a poll...NOTE: There's a typo in the first option. Keep the PARK (epcot) fresh. Not parks. Spelling error.

Yeah. I already reserved my FP+ for opening day

it's star wars land

I'm EXTREMELY content about Avatar, night-time Animal Kingdom and Rivers of Light coming to AK. But I won't extend to say it's DCA style yet. If only Disney had pushed for just one more dark ride. Then it'd be a full DCA expansion receiving critical praise.

I like the Muppets (strongly dislike the special). But whenever somebody brings them up, or at least used to (I took a break from the site), you'd get very militant saying those "creatures" shouldn't be anywhere in the parks, etc. :p

Frozen should at least get an ice cream cart by the end of the month

You're confusing Walt Disney Animation Studios with TDO. Two completely different studios. TDO - CheapWDAS - Tell Stories. Almost a renaissance is starting.For 80 years, the Walt Disney studios have been trying to crack the Snow Queen story. Once they created the two characters as sisters and...

HAHAHAHAHA

I want a Frozen ride in the backstage area in-between Gaston's Tavern and Little Mermaid.

they're adding the loop to DHS at AK, guys

I wrote that in a minute so my grammar isn't the best :D

(This feeling has been gestating in my head for a while and I feel this thread is most suitable for it)People need to stop blabbering that Disney is behind Universal and all of that. In fact, Universal is behind Disney. Does Universal have 4 parks, 20+ hotels, two shopping centers, a sports...

Put a strobe light

it looks great

nope

Oh okay. Thanks for the info!

The big trees are ruining the force perspective IMO

For TDO*

I would:- Aladdin 3D/Dark Ride Hybrid E-Ticket --- Magic Kingdom, especially Adventureland, needs a big e-ticket and a screen-based one would be preferable. Start off soaring through Agrabah, then big thrills riding through the Cave of Wonders with a conclusion of flying by "A Whole New World"...