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Smart move by Disney to make it look like one of the 423 water bottle lids that my teacher wife will be gifted by her students this year.

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I wish they'd add more trails and treks to the park Or I guess I could just visit a zoo...

M&M Runaway RR Long live edutainment!

Only two that I really keep up with in any way.

Dino, but only to save CoP and LwtL that are some of the magic that led me to like Disney more than my local Six Flags.

Back on topic, The way when leaving the parks you can see which hotel everyone is staying at. I love the logistics and the way that everyone is being whisked off to different themed futures. I love the Frozen Bananas

Best update or new attraction in a loooong time in my book. Is it as good as WoM? No, but it looks fantastic for still a relatively short ride and it brings the number of "Epcot Attractions" in Epcot up 1 when there are so few left.

I'm surprised the chatter isn't partially about this line from Iger from the NYT article.

"Is it a popular movie or show? If yes, then shove it in a park and boom the world is built."

I'm mostly on the popular opinion side here (IP hatred, death of coherent theming) but I guess my opinion may be more radical in that direction which turns it to unpopular Opinion: WDW is not getting a visit from me unless I'm taking a family member that hasn't been who is under the age of 13...

Amazingly my top ride is one that I probably rode but only remember from videos after it closed 10.) Universe of Energy 9.) Living with the Land 8.) Tomorrowland Transit Authority 7.) Tower of Terror 6.) Great Movie Ride 5.) Space Mountain 4.) Carousel of Progress 3.) Haunted Mansion 2.)...

I'm assuming you aren't down for artificial sweeteners, but if you are Diet/Zero might be the best bet to avoid HFCS in the non Epcot parks.

What if the goal is shoehorning IP that people don't care about?

You aren't wrong. Hell, I'd bankrupt DIS building edutainment attractions like it's 1982.

I don't even mind that WDW evolved to a point where they don't want their characters using firearms (though it doesn't bother me personally) or any other cultural change. The problem to me is that WDW has been hallowed out of most tertiary attractions, restaurants, and stores in the name of...

Dang Jellyrolls was 100% not dead when I was CP in 2009. At least not on CP night (not sure if that was formal or informal)

A depressingly fun thread and a reminder why I spend 10x the time listening to the RetroWDW podcast over attending the parks these days.

Universal is bad on the food side (even CityWalk), but dang SeaWorld takes bad food to a whole new level. Oh well we're a popcorn + pretzel person at WDW until table service time so we don't really quick service meals at any theme park unless something happens timewise.

Got the right to vote and moved to the Village.