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I think Hollywood Studios & Animal Kingdom are the only parks with full fledged ODV still.

I believe they paid Taylor $150M for the first Eras Tour film and then another $100M for the docu-series and the new movie. She also exclusively released the folklore: long pond studio sessions in December of 2020 with Disney+, I’m not sure how much they paid for that.

I don’t know why the prospect of an attraction featuring the most famous artist on the planet is controversial. I wouldn’t be surprised if Disney had some plan for this in the future

It will probably be a single pass at least when it first opens, I think the only new big attraction to not follow this trend was Tiana’s. It’s assumed that’s because Disney knew the capacity and how to run the attraction efficiently. Cant see a world where this doesn’t open with VQ and single pass.

It would most certainly be more expensive to rebuild the liberty belle to be navigable than it would be to buy in a new boat and we know which option Disney is going to choose.

It was technically “private dining” but yes. Disney has no incentive to bring it back.

The department that handled Room Service doesn't even exist anymore across the resorts (outside of the GF). I can't see it ever making a comeback.

I can’t see how people continue to say Disney wants to outsource their hotels. Does Disney enjoy operating them? Probably not. But they are raking in the $$$$, day after day, year after year. I don’t see any future where Disney outsources their hotels operations.

I wouldn’t count on it.

It has not been announced yet. They sometimes do park specific previews first, but I don’t think those have happened yet either.

They were building a secondary kitchen at the same time they started this seating area nonsense, but I haven’t seen any updates.

I don't know why anyone thinks Disney wants an excuse to cancel the demolition of ROA. Disney wants to demolish the ROA, it's that simple.

They probably don’t but the Gingerbread displays bring in way too much money for Disney to even consider getting rid of one completely. Especially like the one at the Grand.

My personal opinion is that Disney won’t move the Gingerbread House and it will just take a year off from the Grand. This will just redirect more traffic to the other Gingerbread offerings across property.

Prior to the refurb - possibly. It wouldn’t have made sense to program the new animatronics to an old show though, so I would say as of right now, no.

There's also the component that Disney does not see why they should waste money/resources and real estate on an underutilized plot of land in the most popular theme park on earth.

I can’t recall if this has been covered but I think it would be logical to say yes.

There’s really not many floats for them to do this with. MSEP never belonged to WDW and was shipped back to Disneyland. Spectro was destroyed, and all of the other old parades were stripped/retrofitted for Festival of Fantasy/parts. The float they were referencing is from Magic Happens which I...

As of a couple days ago, no.

It's not. The expansion will be primarily behind Frontierland/Liberty Square.