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And from this piece of concept art, there's always a chance that they'll have some fountains in the lagoon during the day

It's mainly the letter from Jason Chandler that mentions warnings of the area and that they should stop. Bullion was designed for WDW's queue overhaul in 2013 and his portrait got added to Disneyland's shortly after to tie both attractions together and to the newly developed S.E.A. storyline

Yeah, if you are going to Destination D23 for announcements, you've missed the memo that it's actually about informative panels and behind the scenes info rather than announcements

Really, this makes sense storywise that we see a change in the Mountain's nature at the start of the ride to highlight the supernatural elements and that it is a haunted mine train, not just a standard runaway mine train.

Starlight was the main focus of the last ep, so seems odd for it to be featured again

They're teasing us with Figment now

I'm just of the opinion that when WDW has 4 major construction projects in the work, let DLP have its only one for a long time before we decide that WDW needs to have it too.

And it would be nice for Disney Adventure World to have a unique E-Ticket now Epcot has Ratatouille :)

I do think the 2021 Jungle Cruise update is a sign that they aren't going to get rid of it for a while, especially as it tackled the more controversial elements. Jungle Cruise, Pirates and Haunted Mansion are the main three attractions that actually get new updates and new scenes, so they're the...

I do wonder what this section is, seems odd to have a path through just this bit? Also this area below looks like a potential stage/meet and greet area with a large plaza to watch it

At least the lake expansion and Frozen will add capacity to the WDS park, but the lack of expansions in the main park definitely feels like a ceiling they could do something about. Adding extra capacity could add something new to draw people and increase the park's max capacity. I'm guessing...

22 million is the goal by 2036 and as of 2023 it was 16.1 million

Yeah, I think I had seen something similar but cannot remember where. Also anecdotally I know a lot of people who have done DLP and WDW

I would also count New Tomorrowland in 1967 as, whilst it opened after Walt's death, Walt still approved it and oversaw the closures of things like the Astro Jets (1964), 20,000 Leagues Exhibit (1966), Flying Saucers (1966) and House of the Future, replaced by Rocket Jets, Adventures Thru Inner...

I do think Avengers Campus (Phase 1 of this whole project) has helped to draw people to WDS, especially as DLP parkgoers tend to also visit WDW where there can't be much Marvel representation. And the new nighttime show will help to divide crowds in the evening as before people would just park...

I'm half expecting them to show concept art for the Tropical Americas new play area, and that it'll either be themed to Kuzco's temple, or will feature stone Three Caballeros as an easter egg

It's going to be a flume ride, but with larger boats and probably different ride layout. Definitely, I just wasn't sure if the wider boats could make a larger splash at the bottom, so they might have slightly different results to Tokyo?

I don't know why the car park lines around the door coaster is making me laugh so much.