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Downgraded is a strong word given how little we know. A ride system alone does not determine an attraction's value.

I'd say cursing in white collar jobs is quite common. I certainly do it.

A very good sign.

I agree with those saying the model, as it currently exists, suggests the announcement of something else around the lake this weekend. If not, it's...a bad look.

Ah, the good old Galaxy's Edge paradox.

To an extent, I understand the attraction-level versus resort-level marketing approach, and why there's an emphasis on the latter. They likely have data that shows that while attraction-level marketing are great awareness boosters and do well for PR, resort-level marketing drives the bulk of...

When the purpose in totality is perception, and when starting from a customer POV, that point doesn't matter.

I don't mind this at all. I actually quite look forward to it.

Good.

Paris, right?

I've always thought RnRC as Powerline was a terrific idea. Clear IP tie in, especially to a film whose popularity has grown in recent years. A really enjoyable, high octane soundtrack. Little to no concern about licensing. The thought of going through loops with I2I blaring just sounds like a...

It's always the velociraptors.

That Trapped Safari scene, however lovely, probably cost like $7. I sense that wouldn't be enough of a wow factor to be included in this sort of presentation or be deemed a re-imagining?

My attention is on the Marvel-themed area/attraction - because the R&D that's shared with another park (DCA?) means this may be finally getting off the ground in both?

Between this and Paris you have a really strong case for rebound and continued investment in international parks, I'd imagine.

This is it in a nutshell. Someone remind Iger of Eisner's singles and doubles strategy.

Creatively? Or...

Echoing sentiments that between Darkbeer and Al Lutz, the end of an era isn't coming, but has already arrived. Rest in peace.

Well yes and no. Yes, people should absolutely second guess and manage expectations accordingly, but also brands have a responsibility to know how to deliver a message to their audience as well. How many companies openly discuss "blue sky" projects with their audience in the largest forum...

Good joke but really now, Imagineering's efforts have really reflected the current state of society's preference for quick gratification and no longer represent a POV on where humanity should place its focus for the future. You feel the difference in substance in messaging alone. Sorry for my...