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I would love to know what CFTOD paid for that logo design. IF they wanted to build goodwill, they could have had a design contest for Florida college art and design programs and offered prizes. I'm confident they would have had a much better end product.

I'm wondering if these might also contain speakers since they are located in the concert stage area?

Welcome, Eric. You'll be right at home here.

I mentioned before that the facility could easily be turned into a Star Wars themed "dinner theatre" experience. They could have a lunchtime version, a late afternoon version, and an 8 p.m. version that included overnight accommodations. Price point would still be healthy but not astronomical.

Underutilized areas of the Canada pavilion are also a disappointment.

June, 1975. My first trip. Our honeymoon. Been there MANY times since.

A couple of observations: If the state deemed that the Reedy Creek Improvement District wasn't doing a good job (a debatable point), they could have replaced it. To create a new Central Florida Tourism Oversight District seems a misnomer when it only involves Disney and neglects all of the...

When trees were first planted next to the Connections Cafe, I noticed that they were deciduous unlike many trees at WDW that keep their leaves year-round. Perhaps their use is to facilitate more sunlight into Connections during the colder months of the year.

THIS... it would be so easy to do. Kind of a mini ongoing version of what happens at the annual Consumer Electronics Show. Surely Disney could convince a dozen companies to set up booths (perhaps in the unused health pavilion) and rotate exhibits annually.

I could envision the Starcruiser eventually repurposed into Star Wars-themed dinner theatre with three showings a day (Noon, 4, and 8). The last show could include an overnight stay and a galactic breakfast buffet. Lots of opportunities for a variety of show experiences that would keep guests...

I agree that Disney's construction projects are taking far too long. However, moaning about it doesn't get these projects done any faster. Reminder: Disneyland was constructed in one year. ALL of the original Epcot took three years to build.

I have always loved The American Adventure, and I've appreciate updates made to the "Golden Dream" film that ends the show. When EPCOT opened in 1982, the last "historic" element depicted via set piece and animatronic figures was a WW II battleship under repair. Those events are now nearly 80...

Says that it is replacing Tough To Be a Bug, so presume same entry as currently.

Challenge #1 Waterpark Dance Party When the newly refurbished Blizzard Beach opens at Walt Disney World, it will host a Holiday Dance Party featuring jazzed up versions of Jingle Bell Rock, I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus, Frosty the Snowman, Rudolf the Red-nosed Reindeer, and other classic...

What better interactive experience on the high seas than in Cap’n Jack’s Escape Room, which is like the Treasure’s of the Seven Seas adventure on steroids. You and nine other mutinous crew members are locked into Cap’n Jack’s cabin while they prepare for you to walk the plank, but the room also...

Disney excels at bringing fantasy to life, and what better way to enhance Adventures by Disney than recreating the Scottish village, BRIGADOON, which legend says appears once every 100 years. Disney has purchased 450 acres of land on Loch Tay, near Killin, in the Central Highlands of Scotland...

2024 marks the 35th Anniversary of Disney’s Hollywood Studios and they plan to debut LOOK TO THE SKIES, a new nighttime spectacular atop the Chinese Theater, that celebrates thirty-five years of filmmaking from Batman to Black Panther, Avatar to Avengers, and Deadpool to Dune. At first, fog...

Transport tech meets time travel at PARALLAX 1250, part of the first expansion for Epic Universe, when twelve guests enter a transfer room, take positions along one of three walls, don protective shoulder/chest restraints, and prepare to travel to a future time where they will view earth from...

Put on Your Sunday Clothes indeed, and celebrate WALL-E, star of the 2008 Pixar movie of the same name, as the newest meet and greet character at Disney’s Hollywood Studios, and who might even sing a few bars of iconic music from the 1969 movie Hello, Dolly! Thanks to innovative, free-standing...

Amid the relaxing atmosphere of wood and stone Scandinavian design, an animatronic Swedish Chef oversees the kitchen at The Swedish Chef, serving up casual fare and family-friendly fun. Portraits of your favorite Muppet characters surround guests at this newest Disney Springs restaurant...