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The only thing about this attraction that feels like it eats people is the 80 minute queue. Seriously, I would guess that this may have one of the worst capacities in the park.

I just hope they get someone who actually sounds like Hans Conried to rerecord the Captain Hook lines.

If only there was a popular animated film that takes place in Germany that recently got a boat ride…

We’ll see if Rockin reopens…

I can’t imagine WDW Operations closing Big Thunder when a new attraction is opening right next door

Let’s just move villains land to DAK: Elephant Graveyard Coaster, Kaa’s Jungle Gym, It’s Tough to be a Bug, and a meet and greet with the Hunter who killed Bambi’s mom!

I know this post is a joke, but do you really think we could get Tropical Americas as early as 2026? That would be a heck of a turnaround, especially if Dinoland lasts most of the year.

With a second ride involving the same gimmick.

I think Buzz fit well in Tomorrowland… Until Toy Story Land opened. Now it’s just redundant and weird to have a Toy Story ride in a different park. I’d make the same argument about Star Tours. Once a franchise has a whole land, I don’t see the need for it to occupy space in another.

I’d imagine that the archives ends up with a few of them. I’d hope the Iguanadon and a Carnatorus, but maybe just some of the smaller ones. We shall see when they trot some out for a D23 event in 2030.

I have to say, I’m shocked that Stitch hasn’t made a real return to Tomorrowland given how popular the little guy is. If I were in charge, I’d retheme Buzz to Stitch in a heartbeat. The other obvious choice for Tomorrowland is Wall-E. It’s a shame that Disney hasn’t made an effort to integrate...

Dinosaur isn’t based on a movie the company deemed too problematic to release. If Splash didn’t have that baggage, it probably would still be around. You’re putting words in my mouth. I’m saying that Disney’s main appeal is their IP. It’s what gets people through the door. It’s what guests...

it’s all a matter of merchandising. People aren’t as likely to buy a generic dinosaur sweatshirt/t-shirt when they can get one with the Jurassic Park Logo on the next day of their vacation. People don’t care about the Carnatorus or Iguanadon as much as the T-Rex or Velociraptor.

I don’t think they could have. I think the brand recognition of the Jurassic series would trounce whatever Disney could do. Sure, they could have the better attractions (they debatably already do), but they’ll never be synonymous with dinosaurs in the way that Universal is. As long as...

Guests aren’t clamoring to learn about anything at these parks. They aren’t clamoring to go on SSE to learn about the history of communication. They aren’t clamoring to learn how to “live with the land.” They are clamoring to ride fun attractions and see their favorite characters. Disney is...

We’re making a lot of statements bout how “people like Dinoland/Dinosaur,” but I think that if that were true Disney wouldn’t be doing this. They have so much research and so much data. They know more about what the majority of their guests want than we do. We just know what people in the...

I think the era of theme parks as teachers is over. I don’t know that the experiment ever really worked. The studios parks (Disney & Uni) don’t talk about moviemaking anymore and have pivoted to “live the movies,” EPCOT is removing most of the educational elements and the ones that exist...

It really sucks that the only Dino ride in Orlando is about have the worst maintained animatronics in Orlando.

If there was a betting pool on songs for the new show, I’d throw some money towards “Great Outdoors” and “Come Again” returning.

I hope they move this to DHS.