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To me the difference is Zootopia is supposed to be a major E-ticket that can anchor a whole land on its own... IMO it fails at that. Rat on the other hand is more modest in its approach and rightfully makes its spot as a great C or good D ticket.

It felt like it was trying to be Momentous in a non-castle park, and that just didn't work for me. Too much narration. Weird jerk from sad moment straight into "Into the Unknown." 🤷🏼‍♂️

I see the Delta Airlines logo 🤣

I don't think "rejection of inclusion" is the problem here. Yes, you will unfortunately always have a small minority of people who reject inclusion because of bigotry. However, there is a clear difference between bigotry and the average American recognizing pandering. I have no problems with...

Alex Sherman, CNBC reporter Also, here: https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/disneys-bob-iger-thinks-disney-003500588.html and across other various Disney fan sites that I won't link

Anyone else surprised by Iger's comments today? "(Our) creatives have lost sight of what their job should be: entertain first, not messages." Seems like a surprisingly blunt way of saying their DEI mission has not been well received.

Part of me wishes Genie+ would go away in favor of an entirely ILL a la carte experience. It would probably be more expensive but it would drastically reduce planning and unnecessarily complexity. ...but I think I'm in the minority.

While true, I think they could blend the back side of the Cars Land mountain range in such a way that it's not too far off from Frontierland's peaks. Then again, Cars Land is just fan wishful thinking.

We are far enough away in that any business or entity that continues to use COVID as an excuse is nothing more than a laughing-stock.

That would certainly be the ideal scenario, but realistically there is no way to enforce it. Disney would have to start monitoring who is entering standby queues and that would be a nightmare from a staffing/labor perspective and a lack of space/infrastructure.

The buildings are all connected, so perhaps it is the queue (or overflow queue) for the main attraction. Otherwise my guess would be meet-and-greet space?

Are they building (maybe rebuilding) a new staircase to the train platform?

I understand why they need a virtual queue for this, but if they are going to use one, they really should take Guardians off virtual queue. Does the average park-goer even realize they need a virtual queue for these things?

Coming from someone who has watched every MCU film... the Universal/Marvel contract has been a blessing in disguise for WDW and its fan base. One of the (many) reasons I have preferred Disney Parks over Universal is that (by and large) Disney parks have always been organized around THEME...

Is the Arendelle castle anything more than a facade? Does the Frozen Ever After queue wind through it at all?

Please NO!! (No offense 😅)

This TikTok reveals more than I've seen before. Not sure how it got past a media embargo.

I'm almost certain they just recycled the wording from the same post from "Princess Week" last year, which at the time was a late 2023 opening. So I'm not reading too much into it.

The timing of it was so weird and obviously not given much of any forethought. Same thing with the Frozen 3 announcement that apparently no one but Iger knew about...

Could we link to that Tweet? I would like to see it.