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Build Lion King plus Encanto, leave Dinosaur, Restaurantosaurus, and the Boneyard alone, and build Indiana Jones at DHS. Everybody wins, and AK gets a true expansion instead of a replacement of a great ride.

USF has better shows, like Bourne, Animal Actors and Horror Make Up Show, and soon a parade and a drone spectacular, along with rides on the same level as Hollywood Studios, with the exception of Fallon and Fast and Furious, which are terrible. Still, I would go with Universal Studios Florida.

One thing that I like about Luminous is that it follows that old entertainment rule: Tell, don't show. ;)

The original was better in every aspect: Theming, experience, identity, effects, immersiveness, way more educational, and Epcot appropriate with its educational elements.

I am really excited for this new Test Track. I loved the original one, and it felt like a classic Imagineering work of art. At the same time, World of Motion looked like an amazing experience, so I hope that Disney can combine the best of those two attractions into one, although I don't believe...

For me, the big problem with Epcot from 2001 to 2021 was that Test Track, Norway, and the center of the park received a massive downgrade in quality. Arguably, Soarin' also experienced a downgrade.

Speaking of Star Tours, does anyone know why Tokyo Disneyland never receives the new stories? It's not like OLC is not willing to invest in updates of their attractions...

That's cool and sad at the same time. It's cool that OLC is willing to spend so much on a new Space Mountain, but sad that Tokyo Disneyland is going to lose a historical building that was important to the resort's history. Anyway, this seems like an amazing remake!

Are they going to demolish the old Space Mountain building instead of integrating it into the new structures?

Am i the only one who calls it Walt Disney Studios Paris? 🤣🤣

Then they need to cancel Disneyland Forward and start replacing their classic rides instead, since that project will massively expand the number of rides at the resort...

Like I said before, WDW needs expansions, not replacements. Keep Dinosaur and It's Tough to be a Bug, and add more rides. The number of rides that the Disneyland Resort parks have compared to WDW is a joke. There isn't a convincing argument as to why WDW needs to replace rides like The Great...

They should have built Star Tours instead of Iron Man, and Rise of the Resistance instead of the Avengers E-Ticket ride. That, with Hyperspace Mountain and a few tweaks in the land, would have made for a much better and cohesive area than this new Tomorrowland that they mixed with Marvel...

Star Tours is a fantastic ride, for me a must-ride at Hollywood Studios/Disneyland/Disneyland Paris. Star Tours is also much better than MF Smugglers Run.

And it needs expansions, not replacements. Keep Dinosaur and It's Tough to be a Bug, and add more rides. The number of rides that the Disneyland Resort parks have compared to WDW is a joke. There isn't a convincing argument as to why WDW needs to replace rides like The Great Movie Ride for...

100% agreed

Although I really dislike Chapek, his first interview after the non-disclosure will be legendary; he probably will say everything that happened behind the curtains and all of Iger's dishonest moves as CEO.

They should have at least saved the building like they originally planned before the budget cuts. An impressive architecture that the company doesn't have enough talent to make today and that was truly imposing for Epcot.

Is there anything more palpable than obscure rumors of her getting a live-action adaptation like the other princesses? Plus, receiving a D+ show is not proof of being a popular character. "Eco," which just released, was based on a completely unknown character...

Tiana is so popular that she is one of the few princesses that didn’t receive a movie sequel nor a live-action remake (even Moana from 2016 is getting one!).