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Typical disclaimer: this is just my opinion, but hear me out. Mickey and Minnie's Runaway Railway is, perhaps, the closest we've had to a classic Disney ride since the 1990s. This is not to say that Avatar - Flight of Passage or Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance are bad in the slightest...

So what do you guys think? I 100% love the ride and it's probably my new favorite in the resort.

According to Blog Mickey, Disney is surveying guests regarding how much they like the virtual line

THIS IS NOT CONFIRMED OR EVEN A RUMOR!! I am simply interested in the possibility. So Epic Universe is due to open in 2023 and the Epcot Overhaul, if I am correct in my assumptions, is due to end in 2022. As Jack from DSNY has pointed out that parks seem to be getting large scale projects on a...

In the Epcot Experience video loop, there's a moment in which one can see a Wonderland-like setting with giant chairs and lanterns. Any clue as to what this is? Also, I notice Kevin from Up. Is he just going to be a roaming character? I don't have pictures on me but I wish I did.

THIS IS NOT A RUMOR OR CONFIRMED CONCEPT. SIMPLY A DREAM. So I left Magic Kingdom last night as the park closed which is a nightmare as we all know and I began to think: what if Disney built another skyliner servicing Transportation and Ticket Center and the Magic Kingdom. While I know it...

A flopped Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge and a crashed Disney Skyliner within its first week. Sounds like 2019 has been Disney's worst year in a while. Any input? Note: I don't think the argument of "they're all waiting for Rise of the Resistance" works. The vast majority of guests probably have no...

Which one do you prefer? I think I prefer Typhoon Lagoon though I give Blizzard Beach props for unique theming.

I was just wondering if you guys think Disney should take after Universal and refuse fastpass options for attractions that are brand new. Disney is reportedly doing this with both Star Wars attractions. Do you think Mickey and Minnie's Runaway Railway, Ratatouille, Guardians of the Galaxy, Tron...

NONE of this is anything other than speculation. But I'm just wondering which attraction you think Disney will close next. If I had to guess, with EPCOT about to be the focus of an overhaul, Journey Into Imagination is probably the next ride on the chopping block. But what do you guys think?

I want to gauge how often forum members travel to the other resorts. Have most people here only been to Walt Disney World?

After visiting nearly all the resorts around the world, I can safely conclude that Orlando has the worst version of Pirates of the Caribbean by miles. Do you think it would be a worthy investment for Disney to close the ride for a few years and entirely scrap and rebuild it? Regardless of...

So Disney has many many attractions and with many hits, there's bound to be some misses. I'm wondering what you people believe to be the worst attraction. I created a poll with options that I've seen circulate as some of the worst (I'm sure someone is still bound to reply "WHY IS (insert option)...

So it's made the rounds that the Muppets were intended to have a large presence in Hollywood Studios in its early development but the plans fell through. They once planned a whole ride parodying the Great Movie Ride. With the closure of the actual Great Movie Ride, do you think The Great Muppet...

I'm trying to find out a little more about the demographics this forum? Which category do you belong in?

Yea yea you all would rather have improvements to the current parks and Disney is likely not going to build a new resort anywhere in the near future. But that aside, where would it make sense for Disney to expand? Here's some candidates I've picked at for consideration: Brazil - A lot of...

It has been reported that the tails on the ride vehicles have been removed. Does anyone have any insight on this?

I have concerns that Tron Lightcycle Power Run will not alleviate crowds at the Magic Kingdom as the park is crowded and the attendance will only be increasing until 2021. This one new experience may not be enough. But how does everyone else feel about it?

I've noticed that there is a path that goes from the Transportation and Ticket Center to the Polynesian. Then, it continues to the Grand Floridian and then it just stops. Similarly, there's a path between the Monorail Station at the Magic Kingdom and the Seven Seas Lagoon that starts heading...

Everybody loves the three mountains of Magic Kingdom but which one do you like the best? While Space Mountain is my favorite ride (it was my first rollercoaster), I have to say Splash Mountain is superior in terms of quality. I think Splash Mountain is in the five greatest Disney rides ever...