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This is a great point, that I didn't consider

Could Bluey be coming to the Disney Junior soundstage at Animation Courtyard? I could see a scenario where this is the plan, they had the meet n greet on the convention floor. Decided not to announce it, because if fans found out that Bluey is coming to the courtyard, then fans would also...

It's interesting that there were no "we're building two" announcements. There were rumors about the Lion King ride going into both Paris's Adventure World and WDW's Animal Kingdom, but that wasn't announced. We know Disney isn't opposed to cloned attractions, Tiana's is opening this year. When...

The multiverse story makes me think we'll get randomized scenes similar to Star Tours. I also wondering if they are waiting until Avengers: Doomsday starts filming to get the final shots they need for the ride.

One of those rooms will be a D23 exclusive DVC lounge 😁

Disney has a history of building parks/lands with a similar theme when they feel threatened by a competitor. Hollywood Studios - Universal Florida Animal Kingdom - Busch Gardens Tampa California Adventure - Knott's Berry Farm They've also abandoned planned/existing lands/attractions when faced...

I prefer Tomorrowland as a quasi-space port and Tokyo Disney's Space Mountain overhaul shows that Disney isn't willing to give up on the space port theme just yet, but I think the recent inclusion of video game adjacent properties (Wreck it Ralph in Tokyo, Tron at Magic Kingdom) makes business...

I agree completely It would be an illogical decision from a creative and brand management perspective. The question is whether the c-suite is still under pressure to justify their decision to purchase Fox and whether that pressure will manifest in putting Fox properties into the Disney Parks...

I know everyone will hate this, but hear me out. When the Fox deal happened there was pressure from management to use some of those properties in the parks. But we haven't seen any integration beyond a NatGeo photo op at Animal Kingdom and a teased Avatar expansion to Disneyland/DCA. If that...

Went to Tokyo last year, it's all Baymax and Duffy. Hardly anything specific to the lands/ attractions. I was disappointed that the shop in the Volcano area was all Baymax. The one exception was the tiger from the Sinbad ride.

It's all about execution and relatable story telling. Wall-e is about falling in love, Lilo and Stitch is about owning a dog. Elio seems to be about imposter-syndrome, a universal experience... for people in their 20s and 30s. I'm not sure young kids will gravitate towards the film when the...

It's a boring option, but I could see Pixar's Elio replacing Stitch. It would fit thematically with the rest of Tomorrowland. This scene from the trailer could be adapted using the existing theater. Cheap and promotes a new IP. Similar to the once rumored Lightyear overlay of Space Mountain, it...

If they build a new international park I hope they dust off the Enchanted Forest concept, which they were developing for either Hong Kong or Korea. https://forums.wdwmagic.com/threads/disneys-enchanted-forest-piecing-it-together.979605/

I'd assume that with Shanghai that Disney's contractual agreement with the government is to build X number of hotels and X number of parks over X number of years or sacrifice tax benefits/ land. Similar to the Disneyland Paris contract

Disney deciding not to build a replica of a church is just an assumption on my part, that's fair. I don't have evidence to suggest that, I guess that idea crossed my mind because of the Reimagine Tomorrow initiative where Disney seems to be overly cautious about things

Welcome to a Kingdom of Animals... real, ancient, and imaginary Welcome to a Kingdom of Animals... fiction, non-fiction, and science-fiction

The reason Disney won't build an exact replica of Santa Cecilia's tower is because it's part of a church adorned with a cross. The area is meant to be vague enough to incorporate at least two IPs (Encanto and Indiana Jones), I think there's enough vague similarities between the concept art and...

I've been staring at this Tropical Americas concept art for a while and I'm starting to think that the Animal Kingdom plans also include Coco. Personally I'd rather have Coco at Epcot, but I think this is where things are heading. The buildings bare a closer resemblance to the town of Santa...

I think the natural place for a Frozen land in one of the domestic parks would be Disneyland. They could demo Submarine Voyage and use part of that space to create a Frozen Land using the Matterhorn as a backdrop. And use the rest of the space for a Tomorrowland overhaul/ expansion (Tron...

I'm skeptical that Disney management will want to take on yet another large scale expensive project for this park without cutting corners. That proposed overhaul that I posted mostly clones parts of existing attractions (Incredicoaster, Pixar Food Stands, Pixar Flat Rides, Laugh Floor) which...