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Saw these on twitter and wow...it just hit me. vs

I also believe it would be a better fit for aesthetic reasons. Imagine the Art Nouveau Theatre Façade 😍 + a great & necessary addition for an E-Ticket in the "Gardens".

The Emerald Castle 😭 I'm seriously so surprised they ripped out an icon from an evergreen fairytale to replace it with...a cottage lifted by balloons from a Pixar film. It was one of my favorite scenes. The disrespect is insane.

Would it be? I guess it's not a bad addition than nothing at all, but it feels like a better fit for the studios in my mind. There's way too many better options for Fantasyland: Pooh, Beauty&Beast, Little Mermaid, Villains. I think the showbuilding would be too small to fit behind Main Station...

I'm not even certain Avatar is on the table. It's more wishful thinking from fans. (Did Ally mention Avatar on twitter at some point? They're the only source I'd be inclined to take into consideration). But it would make sense to build that land. IF we were to get Avatar at some point...I...

Please 😭 The replacement of Oz with Up might be the one of the saddest downgrades

This makes me really want a Pooh Ride & a big fake tree behind Fantasyland Train Station Sidenote: These new scenes don't look too good honestly...they feel cheap, rushed and unfinished? Like they just plopped down some prefabricated pieces and said "done!". I'm a bit surprised...thought...

Yeah, I think the same. Definitely nothing else coming until after 2030. I don't even believe Lion King will open until either 2028 or 2029 so...might actually be no additions until 2035.

Why everyone jumped to correct them it's 6? Aren't there actually 8? Disneyland Hotel, Sequoia, Marvel, Newport, Santa Fe, Cheyenne, Davy Crockett & Villages Nature. Seems to me like homework was well done.

Can you imagine the following: A park named "Adventure World"; Upon entrance you are immersed into Hollywood respectively a cinematic journey through the worlds of different movies; This park could have "Arendelle Castle" as the main icon...or a lake. 😂 😭 I don't even know if I wanna laugh or cry.

I would like that, but not the Splash Mountain version 😭 I feel like we're already getting that with Lion King. It doesn't need to have aesthetic similarities to Frontierland, it could be a standalone area, a sort of New Orleans Square.

To me this feels like the most realistic version. That showbuilding must for sure go beyond the train tracks, the space is too small and tight otherwise.

I love reading all these visions. I. So what we agree on regarding Discoveryland are the following: -For Star Wars, we want the Star Tours to be integrated into Galaxy's Edge and have guests exit into the land. -I would also prioritize a dark ride over a coaster (preferably an original ride...

I hope to get a few opinions on this. Which lands in the main Park would YOU personally want to see expanded? What rides do you believe the park would need asap or what would you really like to see built until 2030. We all know that, probably, the company wants to focus on Star Wars behind...

That is also my intuition. Avatar right between Lion and Frozen. I also feel like the entire cars side might be entirely for cars? Those lands seem to be pretty big in California and now the Florida version, I'm not sure using only the tour portion would be enough. Just in case that side of...

When I saw the Monstropolis ride...am I the only one that thought how amazingly that would fit in the massive building between Ratatouille and Crush? Even more so for the fact that it's Pixar and the park lacks a Monsters presence.

My thoughts exactly. That plot between Frozen and Lion King is bigger than I anticipated. Besides those 3 plots around the lake (including the cars tour), there is still the stunt show plot AND the area behind the stunt show. So many expansion possibilities...and then some more, there's other...

It barely has an outdoor section, just the drop. It's 99% an indoor ride. Seeing the more detailed models and that MASSIVE showbuilding really got me excited, it looks huge compared to Frozen. Wow, it's definitely bigger than Splash, right? I am curious if this is in any way inspired by the...

I seriously hope it's not a direct splash copy. This ride better be 15-20 minutes long with a unique layout and some cool mechanics & effects in place.

So let me get this straight: 6 years since the expansion was announced, they now confirmed Stars Wars is getting replaced with Lion King. Basically NOTHING new, no new ride, no new land, just a replacement of something announced in 2018. An ENTIRE LAND with what seems to be a rethemed Splash...