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Sorry, I’m just now getting to this but yes I can explain. It’s got nothing to do with Walt and everything to do with how Disneyland itself is laid out. Unlike MK, the river is a part of multiple different lands that were all designed to interact with it. Frontierland, New Orleans Square, and...

They have a very public contract with Disney that grants them exclusivity for an extended period of time. The Beauty and the Beast ride is still very comfortably in that time period. It does not take much searching to find the details of this deal which has been in place for decades. It is...

I honestly just think Stitch is deserving of more than a show. There's a lot that could be done with Stitch in ride form that I feel has been really unexplored.

OLC won’t let that happen

Reopening an old shop that was just sitting there unused is a dumb idea? Especially when the hat shop that used to be in FL isn’t there anymore so it’s re-introducing an old shop concept from the land just in a bigger and nicer space? Would you have preferred they just left the space vacant?

The only reason I’m more willing to let the California one slide is because it’s so hamstrung by its location. There’s not much you can do with that space unless you just demolish that whole building. Whereas the space it takes up at Magic Kingdom is in my opinion some of the most prime real...

I can think of about a million different better uses for it’s space in MK (like another real dark ride like MK’s FL badly needs). DCA’s is a little more troublesome to change over though, I will relent to that.

I don’t think many would disagree or go to bat for Philharmafic. It seems a little odd to say “but Philharmagic” to every criticism of MV when no one is really defending that one. I think most of us would be happy to see it go.

While I greatly enjoyed the show, I really can’t see how anyone couldn’t find it dated. It is clearly a product of a time where the “Ooh! Aah!” of 3D in a theme park was still an exciting thing for guests rather than being rather expected, and so many of the gags being built around the Muppets...

For what it’s worth, when I was just there back in January and bought another round of Monsters merch at that store near ToT, I struck up a conversation with the cashier and she did say that they move a lot of Monsters merch. Maybe that’s just her location, but it certainly seems the merch is...

I have directed a few musicals now where my leads can get through a show without a single bum note. Some people can just do it. I don’t know why that’s so difficult to believe.

There's a lot I'd like to say on this but this is not the place to do so.

I actually kinda would like someone who has not been involved in the parks thus far to get to the top. It is much easier for someone who has not been a part of previous cycles to break them than it is for someone who created said cycles to do so. At this point it is pretty evident the two...

I would too, but I think HS being where the highest concentration of thrill rides and Star Wars is probably makes it compelling for these kind of events more than a park like MK or EPCOT would.

I think @Jedi14 pretty much covered what I would say. Of the other three, Hollywood Studios is the one that is most unsure of itself but I think it's mostly out of being in a state of flux and is now just the movie park. EPCOT and AK's core themes and ideas are still very much in place and...

Which is probably for the better. Having the theming spill out into the pathway that connects the rest of the park to Galaxy's Edge (from the front anyway) would've been strange.

Fair if they chose Dana, let’s give her a chance! I like her a lot.

I would say yea considering that Disneyland on opening day was chock full of IP. Disneyland was a huge risk any way you slice it, but him leveraging his films and shorts was a big strategy in managing the risk.

I’m gonna let you all take a wild guess what my answer is

1. EPCOT 2. Disneyland 3. Animal Kingdom 4. Magic Kingdom 5. Hollywood Studios 6. California Adventure