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so how does ETBB stack up? Number one?

Ok - I asked and his list is : 1 ROTR 2 Hunny hunt 3 Mystic Manor 4 ETBB 5 Runaway Train 6 Ratatouille 7 Aquatopia 8 Luigis 27 Sea World’ penguins (haha). “Aquatopia and Luigis are poor excuses for the trackless technology. A spin on a flat surface but at least Aquatopia has show elements and...

I asked a buddy of mine who ha been to the Disney parks globally, several times, to rank the trackless rides after he rode ETBB (enchanted tales beauty and the beast). he did not include Luigi’s or Aquatopia and listed: 1 ROTR 2 Hunny hunt 3 Mystic Manor 4 ETBB 5 Runaway Train 6 Ratatouille I...

All valid observations. Instead of expanding capacity for MK, Disney opted to control the crowds with the magic bands and have people make reservations 6 months in advance. Which to me, sucks the joy out of the vacation. Last November, we visited DLR and we opted for the extra cost for MAXPAS...

Visiting the parks pre fast pass and post fast pass, i remember that haunted mansion never had a line until fast pass showed up.

I would sat Tokyo DisneySea is a hub and spoke. The volcano is at the center.

Thank you for the screen shot!! Wow. It looks like a person could hop a wall behind Toontown and land in fanstasy Springs. Which Fantasy Springs land will butt-up to the new Be Our Guest show building?

Does anyone know how many expansion pads are available inside TDS other than the area near port discovery where the Frozen area was originally proposed?

does anyone know what is inside Bower's castle?

I’ll take the coaster please 😀

I know that Hollywood received an upgrade based on Jurassic world. Does the Orlando park also have the same upgraded it is still the same ?

I can see in the ride-through video that the seating area has a lot of motion. The inner circle pitches and rotates throughout the ride. Controls the guest view point. I would imagine this would make the ride feel much more exciting and perhaps as a rider, the spaces do not feel empty. I wonder.

The beast transformation was amazing. Does anyone know how it’s done? A pepper’s ghost effect maybe? Pure magic - gorgeous

I assume that would be the case, but there are no visible parting lines which made me scratch my head. Or course, the set piece could be so perfectly engineered that no seams are visible. The whole effect is so well-done. Another quick question: Are the plates in the cabinets against the walls...

Does anyone know how the table in the first scene progresses from an empty table to a full table? It’s like a magic trick. And the transformation scene is another amazing magic trick. This whole ride is jaw dropping stunning. Kudos to Disney. Just WOW

The land is built so high up. Does anyone know if the Mario Kart ride is below or if all the backstage support is underneath the land? It makes me wonder how much of the guest area will be below ground.

I was thinking the same thing. Can the construction continue or do all the workers have to stop as well.

The incentive is capacity. The MK needs more rides to absorb the crowds. Fun fact-ish - the two California parks have two-ish, three-ish less rides than all four Florida parks. The magic bands were partially meant to better manage the crowds in Florida so Disney did not have to open new rides...

A friend of mine rode today and loved it. I asked what letter and he said a D+ (not quite an E ticket) “Extremely cute and lots of fun”. The motion is similar to Tokyo’s Honey Hunt. A bit Jerky to match the show.” “It’s really colorful and has repeatability value. So much goes on. And dozens of...

I wonder if the new attraction sign is really neon. Any local neon signs I notice burn out often.