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What is the formula? If you go down the list of greatest hits of attractions most of them are things that didn't incorporate outside source material. But you are right, I go to Disney to be immersed in Disney. The creative Disney that used to come up with original and creative concepts for...

Coke is literally the most proliferated and globally recognized brand on earth, so it would make total sense. But this is about attraction theming and entertainment and not what the F&B guys decide to sell. My guess is that Imagineering doesn't generally plan restaurant menus.

You forgot about the pavilion dedicated exclusively to corn. And don't even get me started on Soarin' over Indiana.

So did they rearrange merch and spread things out into the new areas? Look a lot less cramped than how it usually feels.

Now we just need CG fireworks to cover up Lance Armstrong. EDIT: First time I wrote it, it sounded violent.

I thats not what I'm saying. Disney certainly COULD use their IPs in a way that works well in Epcot. But nearly all of the examples, other than the Circle of Life film which I honestly forgot about, have shown that Disney is not interested in using their IP in this way. Plus the Lion King...

Has any attraction or area in Epcot been made better by the inclusion of outside intellectual property? I mean you argue Baymax is a great representative for innoventions, because of various characteristics. By that same logic you would have to say that Nemo was a great representative for the...

I mean given some of the things that are "faspasses" as it stand (I'm looking at you Nemo and Figment) this isnt really surprising. "Great" fastpasses are always available day of.

Also, I know its just concept art but all of the animals shown on the wall appear to be african animals: african elephant, gorilla, chimp, flamingo. Could be wrong but that is what it looked like to me.

That is an opinion and not one backed by government and private research.

Multiple tweets say all clear.

They wouldn't tell you if they did. I was at a Pop when someone drowned and they were super tight lipped.

Not everyone is from the Northeast or Chicago. Its all about your baseline. People from the South probably think all the BBQ options are terrible. Where I live we have great Mexican food so I have never liked any of those joints at Disney.

How high do they have to stay?

I always figured it was shoehorned in there because of its proximity to Osborne.

Love your youtube channel, lot of gems.

In theatre effects, or maybe just some general upkeep. My guess is that they don't really need the capacity in that window which might be part of the length.

Those are already on the market but it wouldn't make much of a difference. Its the spinning that takes a long time.

Would have gone with kumquat for the watermelon lot and stay in the citrus fruit group.