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And Country Bear Jamboree. But it would be less boring if they keep the Shooting Gallery.

I can’t think of many theme parks that are giving any deference to the “attractions” side of the equation anymore.

People just don’t get it. Stuff like this was the Disney difference. It’s important to have things to do other than wait in lines all day. Give me Tom Sawyer Island and the Shooting Gallery over Tron and Seven Dwarfs. Rides are overrated. Attractions are underrated. The naysayers belong at...

There is no competition. This park will never see the light of day.

Ideas, please.

It wasn’t meant to be taken so literal.

Isn’t everything in life an aging dump when you really get down to it?

USO is definitely the worst Disney/Uni park in the U.S., not just Orlando. It really needs help. I appreciate the ambition of building Epic, but I think the two existing parks had a lot of needs that should have been addressed first. It’s almost like Disney building a fifth gate now instead of...

I don’t think it was particularly creative or ambitious. I wouldn’t call it a work of art by any means. But I enjoyed watching it and have watched it again since. Sometimes enjoyable is fine.

I don’t think The Force Awakens is bad at all. Good movie on its own. The sequels started off with promise. I don’t think they were trash to begin with.

Yes, forgot about Tower of Terror - certainly iconic! And of course, Splash was iconic and technically IP.

Probably not iconic… maybe if it were based on the OT it would be. I struggle to think of any IP rides I would call iconic. Indiana Jones is maybe the only.

We can point out Disney’s flaws while admitting that Rise is one of the best rides in the world and this was not a low-effort, cost-cutting offering from Disney.

Sadly I don’t think we’ll ever get rides like Pirates, Haunted Mansion, or Spaceship Earth ever again, from any company (at least not in the U.S.). Disney certainly isn’t building them either. I’m sure Ministry will be an objectively good ride, all things considered, but I just have no...

I’m by no means a Disney apologist - and I’m probably in the minority on this opinion - but I think Epic Universe feels a bit overhyped. Sure, it’ll be nice to have some more well-themed coasters in Orlando. But at the end of the day, they’re coasters… I really wanted Epic to bring it on the...

Disney will just need to invest in a lot of motorized scooters.

San Antonio may be a better choice than Houston or Dallas. It’s drier/less humid, less impacted by tornadoes than Dallas and less impacted by hurricanes than Houston. And it’s already pretty touristy as is. Smack dab in the middle of DL and WDW. This is pure fun speculation. Third American park...

I would have to pick the park that has Rise of the Resistance and that doesn’t have Fast and the Furious. Neither is a pinnacle of themed experience, though.

Personally, I envy the people who can tolerate a line that long. I certainly couldn’t do it. We can assume these people are having a terrible time, but who knows. Maybe us fans are just jaded. I have a coworker who just got back from a Christmas trip at WDW, and she said they had a good time...

If Disney is gathering this sentiment from surveys - they could pretty easily use leading questions to direct the guest to select the answers they want to hear. I’d venture a lot of modern guests don’t even comprehend the alternative. IP is familiar and comfortable, and the alternative is...