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I feel like this complaint doesn't really match the reality nearly as often as it's said to? WDW has/had the bigger and better Tower of Terror, Splash Mountain, very likely Pandora, Jungle Cruise, and plenty of attractions that are essentially on par if not the same: Haunted Mansion, Galaxy's...

Does anyone know how they scheduled it? Is there only one Sweetums at a time? Is there a backup if someone calls in sick? Are they in costume the whole time? Do they do anything between shows?

Sounds like a bunch of cheap 3D tricks!

I get that, but conversely, it was already 95%+ the same ride path as Indiana Jones. So if it can work for Dinosaur in can work again (...for Indiana Jones again lol)

I too preferred WDW's Splash but it was still fantastic at DL and I can't imagine Tiana being considered an upgrade there

That was great! I wish we'd finally get to some pics of some of the behind-scenes-stuff now that the ride is closed

LOL I can't believe how unfortunately on the nose that is

That has to be a wild job, as Sweetums has like, what, 4 minutes worth of performance every hour? What do they do between appearances?

It's actually more like 50 LOL

oh did they finally fix the blurry projections too?

I thought the DCA one was known as being inferior? Aren't the screens smaller? And the wall projections aren't actual screens either like the original?

How so?

I feel like any kind of flat ride would be tacky as hell in Pandora. Or hell, really anywhere in Animal Kingdom. It only "worked" in Dino Land because it was literally themed to a parking lot. I'm not even convinced if the new merry-go-round will fit in

That's a great video! Man that show is still incredibly impressive all these years later, with a ton of animatronics animated for nearly the entire duration of the show. What a shame we're losing this

The Disney backlot, as in at Disney MGM Studios itself? That's actually pretty cool if so

I never really thought about it until now, but what is the outside location supposed to be? I always just assumed it was meant to be the park itself, but that looks it's a random town? Is there a definitive answer?!

Ugh, here's hoping. That's an important part!

I don't recall Muppets 3D ever having much in the way of tech issues, but I hope everything's looking in tip-top shape for the archival? (Why don't they do these things when the attraction is brand new?!) Also, everyone in attendance should wear 80s clothing to match the final scene when the...

Doesn't seem to be anything of significance as far as Nintendo is concerned, especially as two of those were on a weekend. I wonder if it may be personal dates related to Universal's Creative team, like babies born or something?

Celestial Park was by far the weakest element when I visited a few weeks back. Overall, the park is great, but the hub felt incredibly generic and lacks an appealing weenie (that ugly hotel does not count). Perhaps it's better at night, but it absolutely did not convey anything 'celestial' to me...