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A major win to the employees! Great!

Nostalgic!

I think Disneyland can have expansion growth. But no one inside carefully thought about what and how to expand. Everyone just look at dollar signs and what profitable on the bottom line.

Add all of fantasyland dark rides. Including Roger Rabbit.

I have to say Mickey and Minnie look so cute in traditional Korean hanbok.

That retail shop is an embarrassment.

I’m more surprised they haven’t with how currently they transport the horses from the park and back to complete off site ranch daily.

Shameful on Disney.

Midway Mania is to me an innovated idea for the Pier. The pier lacked having a proper dark ride. Still think the area should contain more dark rides. I wish the pier could have something engaging like that of Peter Pan and Mr. Toad Wild Ride offers.

I wish we got to see Hollywoodland to be another placemaking of Los Angeles. Not what it currently being a faux backlot.

My vote still doesn’t change of perceptions if Disney went different with Avatar or Avengers choice of attractions style to go with...Coco has the medium where everyone can enjoy. I really do want mill boat ride in the Pier with a playful drop. I think that why I am open with Coco attraction in...

I really do consider Pirates to be small drops. LOL

Coco if it will have a small drop to go along with it. Otherwise…none.

I haven’t gone to that park at all. I been more active to spend my time in Valencia. But I wouldn’t be surprised to see this park be sold to be another development for warehouses or valuable prime cookie cutter home development.

Disney has the option to use native grass sod. Much better than using fake turf.

I can live without Goofy Sky School. It look like a filler attraction. I would not be opposed for another dark ride.

The size of the gift shop is jarring.

They need to actual dragon back!

What smell? 🤨

I beg to differ. I am born and raised in SoCal. California has rich history and culture. Celebrating this great state is worthy as Disneyland takes on romanticism of America.