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IMO Universal is a superior product -- if the children are over idk....13? I still love WDW, and they do a lot well, but the the reduced crowds/lesser wait times/ability to do a single rider frequently/more energetic attractions etc

Disney found their golden goose by monetizing fastpass, and then introducing an even more expensive fast pass. My guess is that their numbers ended up DECENT in 2024 because of this; but again, the lack of new experiences coming (added with everything else we've discussed for a year+) will...

I'd love to see a new water-ride, and to me it makes sense at AK as it is such a HOT theme park. I'm not sure if it accurate, but i feel like there is lack of shade, or air flow, or something that just seems to make AK seem warmer to me. I also love the idea of multiple water parks in the same...

Yes, but if you continue investing in all the experiences & not letting the park grow stale without expansion/updates, then all of these new experiences even out. When you just release one new epic ride, and then don't do anything for 4-6 years...that's where Disney has gotten into absurd wait...

The "timeline" is SWGE's biggest issue.. Get rid of the timeline, introduce more classic & post timeline characters & just make it fun. That's what Star Wars fans ACTUALLY want.

I'm pretty sure all of those are actually the same parent company (could be mistaken).

Star Tours is such a perfect attraction, it's just a shame that it is disconnected from SWGE.

Makes too much sense, so naturally will never happen lol.

Deadpool 3 is the currently 2nd highest grossing film of 2024, and Marvel universe already exists in an entire land in DCA. Apples & Oranges.

You mean the show that was supposed to be open already, doesn't have a full cast? CLASSSSSIC.

Marvel and Simpsons aren't the same though. They bought Marvel at a time when those properties were on a massive upswing and an entire universe was being created. They wanted Marvel (and Star Wars) as a way to offset "Princesses," as a variety of fantastical heroes. Simpsons, staying power...

The general public does not like Tiana's better than Splash Mountain....the rest of what you said is probably pretty accurate, but there are FEW that "prefer" Tiana > Splash.

I don't want FOX World...at all. I like most of those properties, but they don't belong in WDW.

I don't want Simpsons anywhere near WDW-- I'm okay with it existing in the portfolio on Disney+, but I don't want a park presence. I think this is one of the few IPs I feel this strongly about NOT including.

As someone who was geniunely worried that Steven Tyler would die before they rethemed the coaster, AND a massive Electric Mayhem fan.... i love this change. Sad about MV3D, but keeping the Muppets alive in the parks is important enough. Now... I'm also a big fan of the Villains Show idea, but...

The more (villains) the merrier, as far as I'm concerned! **Bonus points if it's a film's first major (current) representation in any of the parks too...

I tend to see it happening pretty dang quickly too -- they know they'll need another family ride (or even just a ride in general) to meet demand. Within one a year of opening though -- probably not. Maybe they could start construction May26, for an opening the following year (again, if its...

I'm thinking Andy is in the 3rd place finisher-- he isn't terribly articulate, but seems to have created a good new alliance patched together which could take out the likes of Sam, Rachel, maybe even Kyle if they look at him as a threat (they probably HAVE to).

Seeing the ride is very popular, there's probably very little plus-ing that needs to happen for at least multiple years.

As long as it's a program that's currently in a rotation or culturally relevant - I don't mind it. While the theming is losing value as it goes on, I've always been somewhat amused by the movies / shows on the ABC Commissary alley 🤷‍♂️