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Here's my question: Does Netflix disproportionately have shows reach the top of minutes watched because they'll dump every episode at once or within a couple of weeks? In contrast, platforms like Disney that stagger releases are spreading that watch time out across multiple weeks.

If they tore down our space mountain to build a guardians style space mountain it would be bad because we have room to have space mountain and guardians. Tokyo’s space was very weak, imho. I would have no problem with Disneyland’s Space getting getting this same treatment, because it’s...

Which, theoretically means it’s up to the vendor to get it right

I actually like the way it looks…

I like Land, but it's not a major attraction by any sense of the imagination. IASW is weak compared to other iterations. Same with PotC

I wonder if this is an indicator that they may be reconsidering their plans, or more specifically the positioning of those plans

Dang, I never realized how weak the WDWwater rides are. Splash was really the only exception. One E-ticket water ride and one elite E-ticket. Haven’t experienced TBA, so TBA whether it’s still the exception

Welcome aboard, the Disney Treasure 👀

I don’t know y’all. I’m not in the market for DVC, but I do like resort hopping, so personally I have no issue with them building like crazy. DVC is funded separately from the parks, and even without paying a cent, it gives you more to do at WDW. It’s in a good area, so immediate to explore it.

I only experienced the new Hub like 5 times when it first opened (so everything was working) and it was honestly incredible. Just felt magical in a very Epcot way. If they actually fix it, I hope y'all get to experience what I did initially.

It is what we want, it will be great, and it is an upgrade. People just complain and complain and complain.

I disagree, a VIP tour is a vastly different experience. You do a VIP tour when you have 1 day and want to do the headliners of all 4 parks. Or you’ve never been and really don’t know what to do. A top 1% who’s gone to Disney every year since they were kids are not going to get a VIP tour for...

Disney is not going to suddenly stop being a corporation, so I actually prefer for them to do stuff like this (and the Star cruiser) where they try to drive revenue increases by charging way more for those who can afford it. Better than just raising tickets by x percent each year.

You absolutely don’t, and I’d fully expect it to be a very small allotment, otherwise it risks messing with their very expensive and thorough crowd management schemes that work because of Genie+. DAS was basically this, but DAS is slightly reigned in by high wait attractions taking longer to...

Your family from Missouri isn’t buying this. Your CEO or business owner pulling in a a million a year is buying this. It’s likely an extremely small percentage of people buying this, but people very largely underestimate wealth inequality. Going to Disney in general is out of reach for most...

The reaction to this should be positive, IMHO. To me, the main concern with losing Muppets was we would be losing a no-wait, well-enjoyed, air-conditioned for a mid-capacity attraction. We're not losing that, and that whole area, which feels very awkward with the ugly gift shop and side facade...

I was expecting them to capture RnRc in a new Marvel land that took over AC. Don't mind the retheme, just want good execution.

Hot take, Flight Force is a substantial improvement over Paris’s old RnRc, and Flight Force is an improvement over DHS’s RnRc

Iron-Man sim clone?