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It ain't easy bein green.

I think it will be more likely that Frontierland will change to fit more to fantasy like Princess and the Frog as the area moves away from western shoot em up themes. The current situation on the set of Alec Baldwin's "Rust" doesn't help the genre. I would like to see Frontierland become more...

One can hope...

Somehow the Christmas Shoppe thread got crazier than the Splash Mtn thread..........

Let it die.

I would say it's not even shoved down your throat. It's a blink and miss it detail. Still the window displays don't scream *inclusive* to me. I'm gay but don't have to assume an ice skating couples sexuality or that the victorian kid in the next window display is their child... But to...

The decorations above look great and fit really well with a true main street vibe. This is a solid win compared to the WDW confectionary that recently opened. Yet it looks like the actual merchandise is pretty basic Disney Store type stuff and you can't purchase the old world decor that...

Saw this on TikTok just now. So a window display with two women ice skating is lgbtq representation and a little girl in a doorway is mixed race representation. I like to see any representation, but Disney becoming more inclusive but just with retail decorations...it's a miss for me...

I would think it can still be called Critter Country since there is an animal theme, with PATF being a thematic bridge to both lands. I don't see them getting rid of Pooh...

How could Frontierland be reworked? I'm ready to arm chair imagineer this. I say an Americana version of Fantasyland.

But if you're saying MERRY it's very obviously CHRISTMAS. FESTIVUS for the REST OF US

Then just call it a Christmas Shop. Using the word holiday to promote diversity is pretty shallow when you really just mean CHRISTMAS. The amazon toy book came to basically every home in America in the last few weeks. I found it funny but on brand that although it was obviously for Christmas...

SOTS makes no attempt to present itself as POST civil war. Somewhere it's said that the censors told Disney he needed to set it up as Reconstruction era in the opening title cards, but that didn't happen.

Maybe a thought process at the time of development and construction was *maybe if we have a Br'er Rabbit ride it will make people forget the film* But really I think it was just: *we have all of these folksy animal animactronics! What to do? Well we have that one movie with folksy animals*

It should be closed until further notice. *under reimagination*

If they were serious about making a stance for change, it wouldn't have reopened with the parks, capacity be darned.

I think the worst look in the situation is that it's still open.

I like to see that it doesn't seem to just be the kind of shop that would just have Mickey in a Santa Hat plushies and the same kind of character ornaments you could get at Hallmark or Walmart. I particularly liked the candle carousels in the background that always give off an old world vibe...

Yeeeeeah they're for sure letting it deteriorate while they figure out what to do about Mark Twain... The riverboat name at Disneyland will likely be changed, too. Doesn't *Mark Twain* narrate the Disneyland riverboat, too?

I got Cheshire Cat yesterday, that was a fun one