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Everyone, let’s make #SaveSplashMountain trend on Twitter. Seriously. Do it. If you don’t have a Twitter, make one. @ The Walt Disney Company, Walt Disney Imagineering, Disney Parks, D23, Walt Disney World, and Disneyland and let them know we want to #SaveSplashMountain. Let them know you think...

@mdktf @marni1971 @tirian @wdwmagic Is there any hope of stopping this? Are there emails I can send? Phone numbers I can call? I've signed a change.org petition but I just don't see that as being enough. I cannot imagine visiting MK or DL without riding Splash--This is actually a turning point...

Ha! Yeah, he and Peter Quill probably went to EPCOT Center together.

I really love this design. You've captured all the classic elements of the attraction without giving any of the surprises or jokes away, and the final product is darn near perfect. Keep up the great work--I can't wait to see what else you've got coming!

Best to just ignore the bitterness, unfortunately. Personally, I have to say that even if you wound up being a phony, I appreciate the excitement you’ve added to these forums. This thread has been a fun distraction after a long day at work.

Alright ignore my previous question lol. Should have read just a little bit more before asking. For what it's worth, I am very disheartened by the prospect of an Indy retheme of Dinoland. Dinosaurs belong in DAK and in Disney Parks in one capacity or another, and to water down DAK's overall...

Apologize if this has been asked already, but will this new E-ticket involve IP, whether that be Avatar, Indiana Jones, or Zootopia? Additionally, is Dinosaur/Dinoland safe, and if so was it ever in real jeopardy as was discussed on these forums several months ago?

I will definitiely miss hearing Bruce Broughton's theme in this area. It was one of the best parts of Ellen's Energy Adventure and is, in my opinion, quintessential Epcot.

I'm more worried about the aesthetics of Tomorrowland than I am about the fact that two sci-fi coasters will be next to each other. The potential for ruining Space Mountain's impact on the area's skyline is a massive concern, IMO.

Who's being hyperbolic? The ONLY reason I visit the site anymore is for @WDW1974's insights. I cannot remember the last time I opened a thread that wasn't somehow associated with his posts.

And suddenly the only reason to visit this site on a semi-regular basis disappears. Appreciate all your time and insights over the last several years, @WDW1974. Sorry that it won't continue in the years to come.

So true. GMR is a total people-eater. The attraction was designed to allow a large number of guests to experience the ride at once. While I don't know the capacity specifics, the vehicle pulls up to the load, riders exit, new guests board, the vehicle disembarks, then the next vehicle almost...

Unbelievable. Always appreciate the news Martin, but posts like this one are the reason I stopped visiting this forum on an every-other-day basis. Oh how I long for the days of Eisner.

My biggest beef with Chester and Hester is the cheapness of it. The idea of a carnival doesn't have to be bad, but if it looks like a typical roadside carnival, then it isn't going to feel like Disney. So, I propose something along the lines of the attached concept art by Imagineers John ...

If what is going on behind the scenes is resulting in projects like Disneyland's Mission: Breakout, unfortunately the behind-the-scenes drama isn't resulting in change that's drastic enough.

Yes, devastated. Not so much over the loss of The Great Movie Ride, however. Instead, devastated over what its loss represents. I understand the need for an update to the attraction, in fact I would encourage the ride be updated. I have no problem gutting entire scenes and completely revamping...

^^This x1000. Heartbreaking to say the least. My favorite vacation destination growing up is no longer what it once was, nor is it what it should be. Further, The Walt Disney Company itself has lost all creativity and innovation. Is there a single future film that is not a reboot or that is not...

Particularly in a park so desperate for MORE attractions, not the same number as they had before the transformation began.

Guardians isn't just lazy, it's insulting. "This fits Epcot because space travel, oooooooh..." Give me a break. Corporate meddling at its worst.

Ok how about this? I enjoy classic cinema. I enjoy grand, audio animatronic-filled attractions, regardless of speed/innovation. I enjoy old school-Disney rides. I appreciate that you are excited for this upcoming ride, however I am not, and as of today, given the description of the attraction I...