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On a different but related tangent, Autopia is often mentioned as one of those opening day attractions that are still in operation today. A real question for those scholars out there: other than name, spirit, and general location, is there anything from the original Autopia left in use today?

And then Frusen Glädjé jumped on the "Scandinavian-sounding name" bandwagon.

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I wonder where this notion came from? It's essentially a decorative building. Aside from local zoning and code restrictions, I would think it could easily retain the same base to height ratio. (As an amusement ride example, TOT was a relatively recent build, and it didn't require a wide base.)

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Maybe related, maybe not, but keep in mind the area in yellow will likely always (at least my lifetime) need to remain open for maintenance / emergency access to the main power transmission lines. It's probably okay to utilize it as the primary backstage route, as long as it remains open and...

Fine point. I'm too lazy to look for current pictures, but how is Remy's in EPCOT handled? (Isn't it similarly tucked back around/behind existing structures?)

From the Woonerf-Adjacent Department... OC River Walk in Anaheim estimated to cost $200 million if built today " Anaheim’s ambitious push to turn the often-dry Santa Ana River into a river walk with ample water and activities for the public is estimated to cost $200 million, according to a city...

I think it might have to do with the theatrical lighting. They might be too noticeable with a low ceiling. ?

You may or may not be thinking of the warehouse on the other side of the 5 freeway, but yes, it's good that they have options with USCIS building now.

Weather it be in/near the ride queue, or the Santa Cecilia village area, they need to squeeze in a spot for that Mission Tortilla video. Maseca!

Thanks for this visualization. I had to go back and re-read that blog post, but it does specifically call out "a portion of what is currently the Manchester cast member parking lot" as opposed to the old Pumba-based plan. I hope we get to see sooner than later what the configuration will really...

If you don't use an odd mirror-image photo, they disappear completely. ;)

I never really had "Pedestrian Bridge Going Over The Monorail" on my Bingo card.

BTW, here's a bit of a fabrication / installation video. This is not "off the shelf". And here's sort of a junior version. Still very cool.

Came across this recently. I guess it might clash a bit with Pixar Pier.

This will eliminate one of the unique areas used for Dark Harbor.

Here's an LA Times piece from yesterday: https://www.latimes.com/sports/hockey/ducks/story/2025-04-29/ducks-honda-center-renovation-angel-stadium They marvel at the new parking innovations... *** No more cars inching forward to the parking attendant. No more shuffling through your wallet for...

That's my thinking as well. I don't know what percentage of that total space they were using, but for some reason I pictured all or most of it.

Per the L.A. Times on Jan 31: "Burbank-based Walt Disney Co. acquired a two-building warehouse in Anaheim near Disneyland for $124 million, or $305 per square foot. The company was a tenant at the property located at 1501-1601 E. Cerritos Ave. where it stored equipment, seasonal items and...