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Disney is certainly well within its rights to eliminate an attraction in one place while keeping it in another, but I just can't see Disney taking out Star Tours in Florida while leaving it at Disneyland. How it is, they have a ride on each coast, and easily have the ability to do simple updates...

Either it blew up bigger than they could have ever imagined, or Josh wanted to make the statement himself to put himself in the public’s eye as “the guy who talks about Disney putting humanity above other considerations.” What restaurants at Disney Springs do they operate? Goofy’s icee machine?

Studios is WDW's hottest park, and it just occurred to me that it's the only one without a water ride of any kind.

I would bet on Peter Pan's Flight long before I'd bet on Small World remaining at WDW into the distant future. I would also bet on the carousel and Dumbo remaining in Fantasyland -- Dumbo was so popular they re-created a higher-capacity version. I also highly doubt the train would ever fully go...

On the topic of slinky dog, I think the draw is that it's an outdoor coaster at a resort not known for outdoor coasters. There are five, maybe five and a half, depending on how you count Tron: Big Thunder, Barnstormer, Seven Dwarfs, Everest, and Slink. Of those, Big Thunder is awesome and...

By my reckoning, two. Gringotts and the train. That's certainly how Universal billed it.

A lot of people are wanting Monsters to go into Animation Courtyard because they want to save Muppets, but while I enjoy Muppet-Vision, my reason for wanting them to go with Animation Courtyard is that the concept art that seems to point that way shows a much grander and more authentic entrance...

I... don't hate that idea. I could totally imagine an alternate, um, tomorrow in which Cosmic Rewind had been built at MK and they built Wakanda-themed area next to it. There could be a ride focused on Shuri that takes you into the lab to test out new flight techology. They want to integrate...

Agreed. And on the topic of Tomorrowland '94 having a maximalist design, well, if you can't do something with X-S excess, then it shouldn't be done at all.

I was originally intrigured by the idea, but I'm now more negative. Disney has generally been cautious with creating Animatronics of real people, only doing so with actors playing characters, long-dead historical figures of myth-like status like Benjamin Franklin and Abraham Lincoln, and US...

Science Fantasy is the way to go -- this thematically fits in Magic Kingdom, which has a longstanding focus on whimsy and imagination. Frontierland features talking bears (and soon "a race car from the big city," lol), Adventureland features talking birds, Fantasyland is focused on fantasy, and...

This is what I want. Truly. I can cope with losing Tom Sawyer Island, but losing the rivers entirely would be a profound shame.

It's essentially the park icon at this point. They can't use the Chinese Theater for various reasons, and so ToT indicates Studios. That's why it's safe.

Forget about the Dinosaur ride -- the Dinosaurs actually walked the earth when the Avengers ride was originally announced.

They used to be tremendously influential in children's video games. Disney Interactive shaped my, and a lot of people's childhoods. Toontown, Pirates Online, gosh what were the other ones -- Pixie Hollow? Cars Online? Not to mention the older interactive titles from the 90s and early 2000s. But...

"How are we going to get through all this?" says Josh. Well, Josh, I have some news for you about something called "content-to-padding ratio."

They're working on a major Coco boat attraction for DCA, but not bringing it also to the Coco-themed area at Animal Kingdom... really?

Well, if you're right... an attraction that actually fits the theme of the land in which it will be placed. Huh.

This started out really good, the presentation quality of the intro video with the orchestra was actually excellent. But then it just became weird celebrity singing.

*Paid John Stamos to discuss his teenage romantic history