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And Disney still has their freedom of speech and can publicly speak out about whatever state legislation they want. They're just not going to get to keep control of their special tax district (which the governor/state government considers special treatment) for it. Again, I can't say I 100%...

Attacked/retaliated? Yes. Violated their first amendment rights? No.

So far, he has delivered. And the citizens of Florida seem to agree. But yes, we will see.

A lot of us don't seem to understand the first amendment. Disney's freedom of speech was not violated. The First Amendment simply blocks federal and state governments from abridging or preventing expression. It does not protect anyone from the whims of the political (or social) systems in which...

Not a lawyer. But this is what I assume is going to happen.

Unless the airport looks like this: https://www.architecturaldigest.in/content/singapore-changi-airport-worlds-tallest-indoor-waterfall-safdie-architects/

Therein lies the problem. Out of all the parks in WDW, Epcot should especially be designing for the future. Not the present.

That's my point. When it's in one direction, it's not truly inclusive, now is it? They can still be themed. Just unisex in either pants or shorts versions. I think it's a win-win for everyone. I work in a creative field where we costume (themed) young performers -- both male and female --...

So what's wrong with putting everyone in unisex pants/shorts? Wouldn't that make everyone happy?

...generally in one direction. That's not inclusivity. Call it what you want. It's not being truly inclusive.

Then the question is -- are we really talking about true inclusivity? I don't think a lot of us are.

Back to the original post. Then it's time to put everyone in unisex costumes with shirts and pants/shorts. This is the only way to be truly inclusive for everyone -- for the cast members and for the guests. Hopefully, this is where this is headed.

Family coaster.

From what I've seen: (A) that's a family coaster, (B) it's spinning, and (C) that middle building is built around a swing launch.

I've actually mentioned this several times over the years on this forum. I got the idea from the Ideal Buildout blog. M:S would be the trip to a moon/Mars base. Then tunnel over to WOL -- which would be a glass dome lunar base with wall projections, etc. I think it's a great idea. And it would...

Tears from the Walt statue over at Dreamer's Point.

I agree with everyone's comments on the refurb. Lazy and uninspired. And cheap. But from WDW's perspective, what's the incentive to do anything more? The hotels are full and the parks are packed.

This attraction has been clunking for so long, that I would actually be worried if it wasn't.

Both of you are correct.

Still better than the Rise of Skywalker.