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Where in the theme parks and the surrounding areas can you get Joffrey's? So far i'm aware that there is a single cart in DCA (by the San Fransokyo bridge), and Carnation and Jolly Holiday have it available to order. I asked Ghirardelli and they use Peet's. Separately, I know DCA & Disneyland...

Looks more like a bearcat with sails

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Anybody talked about the alleged 3 hours of uptime in the last 5 days of attempted operation in Florida? Did I read that right? I guess Brayden over on twitter shared this

Which particular changes are you referring to? I think to an extent they knew their announcements would cause a firestorm but did them anyway. Especially because modern Disney has dropped the ball so often. You certainly have a point about them removing the benefits we used to have pre covid...

Quietly made? LOL. Most changes, if not all, they've made recently came with a "look at what we're doing! We're with the times! We're inclusive! Buy Star Wars and Marvel and Disney products!"

That is very interesting if true, but I believe it. I see what they're doing with Epic Universe and although i'm not a fan of IP placement, the entire park just looks incredible. The general feel for me is that they're prioritizing story and theme over advertisement.

It sounds to me like those of you passionately attempting to debunk my argument, are indeed the ones obsessing.

I've been fairly overly negative on the way things have been going for Disney Parks. And perhaps contrary to popular belief on here, I really don't like being this way. I just have a strong love for Disney parks and with that comes certain expectations. That all being said, I watched the full...

Two things can be true at once. We can wave our fists at other changes, whilst also not appreciating a synergetic marketing tool that’s completely out of place given the time period

Crazy how one serves as a gateway to an entire land that is thematically consistent with said gate, which is also aligned with other themed gateways around a roundabout. But using my own words as your closer, so brilliant.

Clearly not blink and miss it if I saw it. A hidden mickey is 3 circles made out of anything. In the Haunted Mansion, it's 3 plates on the ballroom table. That is appropriate. We're talking about a toy truck, not a teaser, an actual toy truck - front and center in a 17th century treasure cove...

The problem is it doesn’t make sense relative to the attraction and it’s gags. The golden age of piracy was in the late 1600s. The truck is based on something made in the 1900s. It’s another example of Disneys carelessness for thematic integrity, be it for a lame (sorry) festival or not.

They also have a really ugly one at Mainstreet station in the window. It’s like a truck / train mix monstrosity

Thank you! I was so confused for a while.

In the treasure cave scene, just before the ship and fort battle, there is a toy truck sitting on the pile of gold. I’ve never seen it before but im wondering why it’s there..?

I can't decide between: 1. Standby only 2. Mandatory split roughly 50-50 for all new attractions to be either all-original ideas, or timeless IP.

Maybe they'll turn Tomorrowland into Encanto / Indiana Jones Land. Kidding aside (or not), the idea framework is absolutely there. It needs a people mover, space mountain, how about a bumpy mars rover attraction where Buzz is, and a EPCOT-like, educational and fun simulator where Star tours is...

Move star tours to G:E so they have a 3rd attraction, use building for queue in the replacement people mover / rocket rods 2.0, widen the bottleneck entrance, make autopia electric and add more show elements.. better theme space mountain entrance, new ride in innoventions building. Just a few...

Maybe their entertainment plan is to attract bees to the final drop of Tiana's mountain.. then they laugh when people get stung in the face and swell up.