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To each their own of course but I don't know how anybody could not be enthralled with Pandora. I think it's one of the most stunning places to exist in any theme park in the world. Na'vi River Journey is not the most complex thing in the world but I really want more rides that are no story...

See I think in this particular case the audience affinity really doesn't matter too much. I mean obviously Avatar is an insanely popular franchise, but I think it's unique in that what makes it popular is the world itself. Whether or not someone enjoys the films, I think that there's a lot to...

Monsters Inc is my personal favorite film of all time (which may sound odd considering film is what I do semi-professionally and I'm a hardcore cinephile but I just love it okay?!), so the ride existing period was special to me. And I rode it about a dozen times when I finally got to visit DLR...

Oh for that, yeah I can’t really comment. I was not as deep into the theme park twitter sphere then. That was also before Twitter Blue where engagement bait made you money so I was more willing to take what people said at face value than I am now lmao

this is why, while I think a lot of people on forums who are more open to conversation expressed genuine feelings, people on social media, like Twitter and Reddit have just become conditioned to be mad about quite literally everything that Disney does in the parks, whether they really deep in...

I can’t believe that I of all people am OK with this, but I’m seeing people online who are fighting tooth and nail about a dark ride they never spoke of until yesterday.

Also known as one of the greatest coaster manufacturers in history. I’d say a solid 5 to 6 of their coasters would be right at home in the top 25 coasters in the world list.

This attraction is a boat ride using the same ride system as Shanghai Disneyland’s Pirates. That isn’t really a thrill ride. Also, you don’t need to enjoy the IP to enjoy the ride or the land. Many people don’t love Avatar but absolutely adore the land at DAK. It’s gorgeous and this promises...

I would mourn this if 1) The Monsters ride were better and 2) We weren’t getting a real Monsters land in DHS. I’m okay with this decision. this corner of the park has been suffering for years now.

I feel like we’d have heard some rumblings of a significant change by now if that were the case. It is rare that Disney does something with absolutely no one finding out.

We’re all gonna look real dumb when they announced this place is just reopening as normal

it seems whoever is on the team that tackles these things specifically is working their way around the resort little by little. There are still a ton of areas that need landscaping assistance. But I do think given the work we have seen get done that they will eventually get there. It’s just a...

I think it’s a pretty different assignment to study the actual history, architecture, and culture of an entire civilization than it is to study Louisiana in broad. I don’t really see these two things as being in any way comparable to each other.

I would have to counter with while EPCOT’s transformation has issues, their missteps didn’t alter the entire ethos of the park. It still retains it’s core concept for the most part. USF could not today be further away from the ideas that created. They have essentially turned it into a...

Looking at things from completely outside of my own personal opinions, I would agree it would have been better as an expansion beyond the existing park because as I said, I’m still not sold on Cars. That said, I don’t think it would have been better to do it as expansion while also not doing...

Boardwalk Empire is also a popular show. Does that mean that everyone is walking around with a secret love of Prohibition era New Jersey?

I just know you typed this leaned back in your recliner after spending several minutes making Dad noises

ToT has said explicitly that these plans have changed from when we were first told about them.

I’m past being in college, but I appreciate the suggestion. A lesson in cultural history wouldn’t change what I’m saying anyway. Once upon a time, what you said was true. Americans by and large were proud of the frontier and all that went into it. It’s why we saw such a massive cultural influx...

I promise you this is not the case. Americans at large in this day and age do not hold any importance in their hearts for the frontier myth. If they think about it at all, they are hostile toward it. The way we as a collective read our past has changed and grown a great deal over the years, and...