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If you have ever gone it’s an incredible experience. The screen completely wraps around you, so it’s like omnimax but on steroids and they have different elements built into your individual seat and pump the air with smells that relate to the experience. It’s kind of like soarin, but different...

With the prices going up soon, curious how much y’all pay to take your family on vacation.

Just surpassed lion king. So when will there be a larger presence for this ip?

*waiting for jokes about imagineering and their current incompetence in changing lightbulbs. But this would look cool. Not sure if it’s possible to do, but curious if they could.

This is kind of a tricky topic for me, personally, since due to my age, I never got to experience the previous closed attractions and can only reference YouTube videos to get a glimpse of what they were like. That said, I feel like there is a list of beloved closed attractions that are still...

I know once upon a time a 3rd theme park was in the works in PA, but that fell thru. Do you think it would make economic sense, down the road, for a 3rd theme park in the US? Or would that be over saturating the theme park business for Disney and take away customers from visiting California...

For a company that’s worth hundreds of billions why is it so hard for them to invest in a airport to theme park mono rail and likewise finish the last two parks with mono rails? I get the argument, how would Disney make money? Charge 5 dollar per family and there you go, it paid for itself...

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As a younger Disney fan I never got to experience 20k under the sea as it was before my time. All the videos I see seem really cool, and the concept of being submerged underwater with animatronics seem really cool. Sad it doesn’t still exist as there isn’t an experience like that in Disney...

If so, I’m kind of curious if they have ever taken ideas on here and have implemented them to blue sky projects? A part of me thinks yes.