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Figment has a fast pass.....🤣

Yep, we usually will do 5 just in case we need a "pick-up" day for the rides that were down or we missed LL on the first day.

Considering technology is moving waaaayyyy faster than ride/attraction development, it has to be hard to figure out where to take tomorrowland (and areas of epcot as well). That being said, maybe they should just stick to some sort of pseudo retro sci fi theme in there ?

Catering (kowtowing) to the louder more vocal disgruntled minority of the population that thinks that the Founding Father's were bad people for creating America, so let's make a joke out of the whole situation?? Maybe, maybe not. While I think Sam Eagle is one of the funniest muppets of them all...

Hopefully all the announced projects are actually "shovel ready" so they can meet their aggressive timelines. I kinda give them a pass on Tron due to the stupidity of the pandemic (and the 185 year Epcot overhaul to some degree), but if they are actually serious about these 2-3-4-5 year...

that door factory coaster is gonna take up some real estate.

perhaps not, but i think indy should be rethemed to something else at this point, but ripping up all those pyrotechnics is cost prohibitive.

all that red brick in the artists concept... buh bye pizzerizzo, muppets, star tours and indy...

Thinking they they'll use RoA as part of the boggy mud waters that the cars run thru somehow.

Maybe they should've used the popcorn bucket profits to refurbish the ride? Because it's been crystal clear that they don't give a hoot about the ride, at all. They also know the first time visitor people will waste an LL on it, even though the standby line is usually shorter... They need to...

19 addresses doesn't necessarily mean 19 more cabins. There could be a gift shop, bathroom bldg, restaurant etc, built in somewhere to address the distances to the main building.

Space Mountain with the lights on.... The horror.

That's the section of the ride where the vehicles slow to TTA speed and rotate, for the full 360 degree experience.

Heck, I'd take an actual produced sign marking the entrance to it as a huge upgrade, considering they've had a tattered cloth banner hanging there for a decade...

It's interesting because last time my 9 year old rode it he was completely bored on it. Compare that to when he was 5 and he was really into it. Regardless, they've let it go so much. Even the pre show is hard to watch, it feels like you're looking at a Kodak film role from the 80's it's so...

The only excruciating exciting thing about this ride is the volume coming out of the speakers.

Lol, thinking about Figment with this.. when first time Epcot visitors book lightning Lane for it, then realizing the standby queue is faster.

Aren't the DL Indy and AK Dino tracks exactly the same? Because if they are, they're 1000% different in enjoyability due to the faster pacing of Indy and soundtrack. And the kinetic effects. Dino is truly a crap boring ride in comparison.

It's a cheap people eater in a park that desperately needs more to do. If there were more attractions, Muppets would send up like its DCA counterpart

Eh.. it feels like the Michael Jackson experience at this point. Dull, outdated (not retro chic), and hokey. Figment falls into this camp, mission space is about there (this just needs updated as space travel is very much still active and interesting, and serves as the last bastion of...