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The vehicles were being put through too much stress on the exterior (after all, the vehicles were based off of autonomous cargo movers at seaports), so it's being reworked to be flatter.

To be fair, nether Energy nor Horizons had anything but the ride in the pavilion. Exxon did have an interactive area in CommuniCore though

As for the HTTYD show, look at the one in China on YouTube. Its what we're getting, and yes a full size Toothless (with Hiccup) flying over your head and landing on the stage is pretty darn impressive

We had WAAAAAY more than that a few times the summer I worked there (we got daily estimates at the beginning of each day)

No one wanted to give up. Fortunately I can still get current 3D videos from overseas

The other reason 3D never took off was competing systems. While passive glasses could be interchanged with other passive systems, active glasses could not be moved between manufacturers. Having multiple standards just confused everyone.

The DISTRICT is 2,000 acres, Universal owns 750 acres of other. The article is incorrect

750 acres. 2,000 acres is the size of the district, not the land owned by Comcast

Universal already stated 1 - and 2-day passes to Epic would be available before the park opens, along with other options

(They built an entire landing pad for them behind the land)

The X-Wing drones were never intended to be anything other than short-lived promotion pieces. These are not

Starfall's hook is it is meant to be at its best at night, when just the light on the trains would be visible. During the day the majority of it will be blocked by landscaping in CP anyways. Berk, if it's the same as China, will have one of the best stage shows in any theme park. And they'll...

One small land with one new attractions vis. an entire theme park capable of holding an estimated 40,000 people. Apples and oranges

I believe Strange is under the Universal contract.

Universal will never relinquish the rights to Disney. They got such a deal it'd be suicide to turn it over to their competitor

Notice I said area not the park. Sure SE remains but then once you get into the park... look where Energy (28+ minutes) Horizons (12+ minutes) and World of Motion (14 minutes) - replaced by GotG (6 minutes) Mission: Space and Test Track (each about 5 min). Or the other side - JII (12 min)...

It's one of the reasons EPCOT seems lacking in atractions . An area which once had nearly 90 minutes of rides and shows now has 12 minutes of rides.

Ironically, Sleeping Beauty castle at Disneyland was to promote the new film (which ended up being delayed anyways). So it ended up being an icon based on a future IP :D

Urban legend. No, it wasn't

Besides not meeting expectations, one of the bigger reasons it lost money was its insane budget of nearly $300 million. It would have needed $800 million in grosses to return a profit, something no Jones films could do in this day and age.