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it’s mixed in with Sesame Street but it’s one of the highest grossing IP’s worldwide budget wise. A little below pirates and above Indiana Jones, Lilo & Stitch, etc.

If I had to pick 1….. Epcot friendship service.

Do the pre-show areas and theaters still exist and are structurally safe for guests? If so, there are options for the space.

Oh yeah! That too. It’s really bizarre they don’t offer a whole pizza actually. I know they used to have different kinds of pizza as well, I can’t remember what I got, but I know it wasn’t cheese or pepperoni.

I do enjoy the various boats that transport guests around the property - a moonlit cruise from port orleans to Disney springs is hard to beat! But none are the same experience as a ride on the Liberty Belle or Mark Twain.

My guess is the “first” scene will be Walt - the 2nd and 3rd scene will be a squished together traditional carousel experience (so maybe each scene covers a longer period of time?) and the finale scene will be a horizons style view of the “future” but in a retro way. That’s just my guess and...

Disney seems to think so, they are rebooting the muppet show, and they are investing in this coaster. Do you think it’s a completely dead IP that should be ignored?

The Disneyland Paris expansion includes a large body of water that is about the same size as the lower portion of the Rivers of America.

Dying? I’ve hopefully got another 4 or 5 decades left of visiting Disney!

Everybody experienced it. Even those staying at Grand Floridian and not visiting the parks experienced the sound of the riverboat echoing from the park. Will everybody in the park also experience Piston Peak and the waterfalls and rock work? Yes. I feel like the turning mills, River...

But that shouldn’t apply to everything at WDW - otherwise a majority of MK would be gone. No spinners, no carousel, no teacups, no train ride. Lots of regional parks have fireworks too so get rid of them? What about Mine train coasters and log flumes? I’d argue the original log flume with a...

I didn’t think Ample Hills was fully 3rd party - was it? It appeared to be staffed by Disney CM’s. Agreed. The pizza used to be a decent option but it’s gotten very expensive for only basic slices. The bakery is good quality for what it is - but pretty limited options for an entire resort...

Yes. A majority of people know who Kermit and Miss Piggy are.

I would say there is a difference in utilization though. Piston Peak could, and will hopefully, have some TSI like elements that can be utilized in a similar way. But the riverboat provided a slow moving, calming and accessible attraction that all ages and abilities could enjoy together. So...

It’s not like puppets have ever been particularly popular - Jim Henson and Sherri Lewis were the only ones who made them particularly popular as far as household names and recognizable characters. I don’t really understand the idea that muppets are not popular - they have kind of always...

Oh yeah - boardwalk is alive and well. The entertainers were pulling huge crowds the last time I was there!

What floats have a unique magical moment? Blue fairy 2-way glass effect (which guests have to be lucky to see) - anything else? We counting the manta ray on a stick as a magical moment?

Why would people go that way if there is nothing there? Jellyrolls was getting good numbers correct?

My first visit to DL was during the 50th and I know I saw the COP building move so yes, it was still moving then. I think it was still moving on my next few visits as well. Innoventions - I saw a fully walking robot give a demonstration in there - kinda fun.

Is that a problem?