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Sitting in MCO right now. Went to the parks with my daughter for a day to see TSI for the first and last time. We purchased MK LLMP but had hoppers and arrived at the park at 10am. Because of an extra $60 purchase we did: SM Tron (Standby) Pirates HM TSI JC RnRC MMRR ToT Falcon (Could have...

Regardless of all of that, Disney still has to pay an hourly wage plus all the extras like payroll tax etc.

Nothing against anyone, but it's not doubting him, it's just wondering where the numbers come from.

Employer's still need to pay for things like unemployment issuance, pay roll taxes, paid time off etc.

Fantasy Springs is gorgeous too. At least in the videos I've seen.

So show me the math.

A single cast member that makes $20/hr, works 40 hours a week 52 weeks a year has a full burden rate of roughly $54k a year. (Burden rates vary across states, but a rough estimate is salary + 30%). How many CMs does it take to operate that theatre? 5? 8? I have no idea. Add in cost of...

It's certainly not the primary driver of closing a show in a park that would love additional capacity.

I got very confused because I scrolled past your text comparing new to old :D

The C shape reminds me of Aulani now that I think about it. (Not that I've ever been.)

I think it's reversed. Unsafe cars are out of the norm so people would talk about a car that has a bad track record or whatever the issue is with it. Most people assume that all cars are safe so they talk about other things that differentiate them which is all the bells and whistles.

Yes.

I think it makes sense to shut down the area and start on the whole build instead of doing it in sections. If AK wasn't so devoid of attractions id bet that dinosaur would be down too.

The festival center in the concept art looked pretty but in actuality it would have obstructed views except those with corporate expense accounts and would have created traffic in that area.

If I had to guess, it would be easier to go up and over the road rather than under it.

@wdwmagic is there a link for the GIS map?

I wonder where they got that building overlay. I don't see that in the comprehensive plan that was released.

Maybe you're wrong. Maybe you're right.

Here is some looking around that I did: Permits: https://forums.wdwmagic.com/threads/cars-themed-attractions-at-magic-kingdom.984443/post-11151077 Some of my interpretations: https://forums.wdwmagic.com/threads/cars-themed-attractions-at-magic-kingdom.984443/post-11151091

This conversation happens all the time. This document doesn't share anything about Disney's intent to build a 5th gate one way or another. This merely states that if they wanted one, there is a base agreement that the can with the land if they chose. It's just due diligence from a basic level...