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Right?? Indiana Jones, Star Wars, Marvel, all the stuff Fox left behind...should have been an IP no-brainer for them.

They’re both US parks so the commercials are probably shot around the same time and are a mix of Disneyland and Magic Kingdom stock footage. It’s a simple copy/paste trick- they use the same footage for the Disneyland/Magic Kingdom segments in the commercial and if there were any segments that...

and the muppets got to live to see another beautiful day

1. Dinoland U.S.A. is the worst land on WDW property and Dinosaur itself is falling to pieces. 2. Stitch wasn’t that bad and I feel like it fit well in Tomorrowland. (When compared to AE it’s terrible, but when looking at it in terms of a small venue to show off cool animatronics it’s a...

Rainforest Cafe has always felt like more of a Disney Springs/Citywalk venue. I’m not a fan of the Animal Kingdom location right outside the main gates just for the fact that it’s the main entrance to a Disney park. Sure, the same could sort of be said about DL’s location, and I do enjoy the...

I mean it’s only one night so I don’t expect any significant changes, but if someone could update this thread when it reopens and they see anything updated, please post about it because I’m curious

@realBobChapek I expect an hour long presentation on screens.

If I recall right, the anaheim RFC had little to no animals or animatronics, but you are right on it being one of the biggest locations. I’m gonna miss that temple structure ngl.

Right?? That’s why I was curious, because it’s aways been hard to see everytime I’ve went. I always wondered why the old maps for the parks displayed huge waterfalls there.

Did Rainforest Cafe open at AK on opening day, or later on? Not sure why I’m so interested in this, I’m just curious to see what the entrance plaza would have looked like upon AK’s opening. Any photos/info available?

February 9th: attraction is still closed February 20th: EXPERIENCE THE NEW SNEAK PREVIEW FOR DISNEY•PIXAR’S ONWARD ONLY AT DHS

In terms of the defining attraction/land developed for the decade? I’m going to have to say New Fantasyland. Sure, Pandora and SWGE were/are big deals, but whenever I think of MK, the flagship park, in the ‘10s, I can’t imagine it without Mine Train, Gaston’s, etc. I think the main reason it...

It actually would

Yeah you make a point, if Disney started polling guests if they’d like 10 gates you know the general consensus would be yes.

I also feel like this could be an imagineer’s last minute attempt to sneak muppets into the parks before Cheapek kills them off. Maybe one day us muppet fans will be saluting this lone soldier.

I can’t complain because I love the muppets and Sam Eagle...but I wonder when they’re going to announce the Wall-E as the mascot to the new space restaurant?

Guys a fifth gate may sound like a dream come true (no pun intended) for all of us, but let’s be real, a modern day Disney park that’s not a “Magic Kingdom” themed park, will ultimately result in a creative disappointment for us all. Immersive, sure. New lands, absolutely. A designate theme and...

Essentially, it’s a time that you’re allowed to get in line. A line for a line if you will.

Only if they retheme TOT to Suite Life of Zack and Cody

No no, soon the characters will be all done cis screen technology “interacting” with guests through a mobile app.