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No, they have not.

You got me there. And Disney could even theme it up as the Country Bear's Drag Brunch in the summer. Mimosa's are available at your seat!!!!

have you been to Journey of Water yet? It fit perfectly in World Nature. It fulfills EPCOT's edutainment mission to a T. EPCOT is the perfect place for it to be. No complaints about the auction scene as well. It fits perfect in the storyline and Redd is an empowering character

Thank you for posting the special. It brought back so many memories. I was in the marching band for the finale and on the People Mover tracks. Mater Dei High School in Santa Ana was the go to when Disney needed bands or extras. I had the thrill of being the first person over the drawbridge for...

While many did not like it, it was very fitting for a lakeside resort and spa. Modern, bright, and a reflection of the area.

Heavens no. The public did not want it then, they most certainly will not want it now.

except Animal Actors closed. And from what is on the grapevine, Horror Make Up Show's days are dwindling.

No, it is for profitability. The net expense per guest is higher when the theater is not full. So it needs to be full. What you are expressing is just a made up justification, not the real world. Like an agenda searching for a reason.

you most certainly want to fill every available space.

let's just make up things

And now we just make things up

Really, Alien Encounter and its multiple incarnations leading to Stitch. Tiki Room, to its new management, and back. California Adventure 2.0 anyone? Disney Studios Park even today? Have you looked at the Hong Kong Castle today versus 10 years ago? They sure do admit mistakes and then move...

You nailed it on the head. The majority of guests want to be surrounded by Disney IP. They travel across the world to find the familiar characters and music they hear on Disney+ and in theaters and on TV. From the Guest Surveys, they want to experience what they are familiar with.

And they can cook for the restaurant in the stores next door. Or in the alley to Adventureland. neither will ever be a restaurant.

That is exactly what Disney is doing now. They are making an effort to attract guests to it. That shows they care.

No, they took it out of Fantasmic!

Right, since the biggest animatronic is a disco-dancing Yeti? If he is not mythical, I do not know what is.

Either way, most architectural experts as well as commentary describe the Contemporary as an example of Brutalist architecture. Brutalism can be described as function over form. And the Contemporary is an example of Brutalism. And it was not designed by US Steel, it was designed by Welton...

The publication was from 2012, must have spoken to the author previously. Or it was a reprint in 2012

But we can actually look to Disney Legend, Herb Ryman. He spoke with SAH Archepedia in 2012 " Most commonly associated with Brutalism, the infrastructure-scaled megastructure was a common trope of 1960s and 1970s architecture and urbanism in the United States. In some ways the Contemporary is a...