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I too would love a coaster on the same thrill level of Velocicoaster, but I think Rockin’ might be Disney’s limit.

Disney will always have the lock on families. Rides with thrill keep them coming back as kids grow up. MK already has the reputation of being the “kiddy park.” Additions like TRON, a thrilling villains coaster on the scale of Everest or Rockin’, and a dark ride with some stakes (think Rise) will...

Time for a mini-rant (haha): DreamWorks Land is atrocious and has no business in a world premier theme park. It’s barely a step above Six Flags. That a third party park like Motion Gate Dubai does better with your own IP is sad. The Shrek area is nice enough, but the franchise deserves a true...

They could also just cut staff at the restaurants… fewer servers and cooks will mean less tables available (assuming they want service times to remain the same).

Truthfully until there is a net gain of attractions and/or the park starts opening later, DAK won’t have enough to do in the average guest’s mind to stay from open to close.

I could be wrong but I believe laws/regulations limit the amount of pyro they are able to use.

This really helps map things out visually, good work! Only thing I would say is I doubt Space Mountain (or any other MK E-ticket) would go down until after Big Thunder has reopened.

I was planning on booking MK After Hours for our next trip, but if Tiana’s isn’t included I don’t think it’ll be worth the price tag. Even with the 7pm mix-in, I doubt the technology will allow us to join the virtual queue. It’s not that I have some deep-seeded love for Tiana’s either… but with...

If Disney announced a purpose-built Muppets attraction, no one’s mind would go to “most intense coaster on Disney property.” That’s my problem with this. The IP does not match the ride system.

It does make you wonder if they would in turn limit the sales of LLMP. Surely they have some sort of formula built into the programming… a ratio of MP and PP for total sales.

I would actually find an offer like this appealing if, for example, I was going to Tokyo Disney, and I knew I would never be returning. So maybe the true is the same in reverse. But that being said, it’s a shame the price doesn’t include the park hopper, because realistically you could finish...

At this point I do not believe the yearly maintenance refurb will happen. Credit where credit is due, they have done a great job improving this ride’s reliability. It seems like any downtime at this point is solely due to weather.

I’m willing to let the “no animals” slide only because it sounded like an either/or scenario. It’s important for this (and every) park to have a themed playground IMO. There’s really no where else you could put one without taking another attraction offline or reconfiguring backstage roads...

I’m curious if they’ll re-theme the area outside the land’s boundaries or leave it generic looking. (When walking into Dinoland from Discovery Island, the walkway to your left, before the Boneyard, running along the amphitheater’s edge, past the Theatre in the Wild and to the bridge to Asia)

If the crane is placed in the staging area opposite the railroad tracks, can they keep the railroad open?

What I hope for is two major E-ticket rides: an immersive dark ride on the scale of Pirates, Mansion, or Rise and a high-thrill coaster—with a thrill level that compares to or exceeds RnRC or Everest. Magic Kingdom is perceived by much of the public as Orlando’s “kiddy” or “family”...

I don’t think anything new will be announced beyond the possibility of South American cruises. We may get a few updates/further details on existing projects.

I guess I’m confused why they felt the need to rip everything up if all they’re going to do is install a canopy… they are installing a canopy, right??

I think people would still complain about the plot being too simplistic, but at least in the lost trumpet hypothetical, Naveen and other human characters could have been better incorporated. The problem is that the ride system was inherently built to accommodate a moment of tension, something...

Classic AI-generated content. Notice how the talking points are numbered and the language doesn’t follow Disney’s style guide (e.g. “park” instead of “land,” “visitors” instead of “guests”).