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Paris is a different culture and its Discoveryland was a Vernesque realisation of a Victorian past-future, an entirely unique slant on the land's concept. Tomorrowland is a Walt-era name (it's got nostalgia going for it) and sounds better than the rather-stilted options you suggested. Why...

If anything, I remember the main complaint against Rainforest/T-Rex being not bad food, just bad value. Although in restaurants as gimmicky and themed as Landrys' two WDW offerings, at what point do you include the scenery and 'experience' in the price alongside the food?

Yep, it's JKR that wears the pants in the WWoHP marriage -- Universal daren't go against her or risk losing such a lucrative franchise. Which is obviously best for the park-goer, so let the good times keep on rowling.

Frankly, Tomorrowland is too iconic a name to be changed. It's practically synonymous with Disney and is quite well-recognised in popular culture. It would be like changing the Haunted Mansion to 'House with Ghosts in it' or Spaceship Earth to 'Vague edutainment ride with ending of dubious...

Here's the official WDWMagic acronym and abbrieviation resource: http://www.wdwmagic.com/Acronyms.htm Pretty much everything is in there.

It's quite ironic -- New Tomorrowland's sci-fi approach was supposed to stop that land being constantly dated and in need of update, and Disney have messed it up so badly with character tie-ins that we need another revamp.

In my day, we had to walk ten miles to EPCOT, barefoot in the snow and uphill. Both ways. :lookaroun

It's entirely possible -- it's been moved from New York to DL in 1965 and from DL to WDW in 1975. But it's not probable certainly... I can't see Disney caring enough about CoP to even bother to move it over.

A couple more Gregory avatars found from trawling the forums: Actually, exactly a couple. It's unbelievably hard to find five-year old files that still exist.

*Is still dead*

*Dies excruciatingly* *A funeral is held*

*Laughs at WDWmazprty's plastic weapons* *Duels him with a LE Figment plush in one hand and a WS straw-hat in the other* *Wins*

Swiss pavilion and a WDW Matterhorn. IJA to replace the stunt-show.

*Knees Negawhatever right in the joy department* *As he collapses, crying and inexplicably bleeding, F2BF gets on a Harley and rides off into the sunset*

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AK has a LION PIT?! When did they add that? :eek: *Gets thrown in, but due to Disney's obsession with character tie-ins, is confronted by cub Simba* *Emerges unscathed and chucks WDWmazprty into DINOSAUR*

AE was definitely thrilling. Even though you never moved, you got the same adrenaline rush and heart-pounding sensation that you would get on a coaster.

Disney are simply sticking with their policy of appealing to the lowest common denominator. Out with inspiring and hauntingly beautiful narration, in with the foul stench of Dench's dunce spiel. Lose the city of the future, add a tacky flash video. It's happened everywhere in EPCOT -- less...

Look, there's one! *Puts WDWmazprty in a trolley and pushes it into a massive pyramid of discounted pea soup*

Magic Kingdom is alcohol-free. *WDWmazprty's plan fails harder than a Space Mountain waving thread*