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Dinosaur isn’t a popular ride and the Dinoland is a joke. Just because they are removing Dinosaurs now, doesn’t mean they can’t bring them back at some point in the future. Just makes sense to reboot here.

Encanto reserved dining packages like Candlelight/Garden Rocks?

I happen to love Luminous. Could it use some improvements, well sure? How was the first version of Illuminations? Are we comparing Luminous to that first show?

Might be an olive branch to the Epcot restaurants, who have lost revenue with competing with booths that essentially run 99% of the year.

I don't believe it's Journey v4. Lounge stuff.

I have actively been googling "anchor rides" "theme parks" and I'm not finding much.

I'd just restore the 2019 bubble perks over what we have now, although I do think Early Theme Park Access and Extending Evening Hours are better perks. But still: +Magical Express with bag handling and Airline check-in +60 Day FP+ (only because it's free, not because it's superior than Genie+)...

this?

I think the Encanto boat ride prob hurts the Lion King boat ride. Otherwise they have Navi, Encanto, Kali and LK. Meanwhile Hollywood Studios still hates water.

If I had a crystal ball, I think this will be last the full year of FoF. The next parade should mimic Magic Happens, that can occur during the day and at night.

I wonder where Zootopia at ToL plans come into play with all of this. It will be interesting if they take down It's Tough to be a Bug, Dinoland and Dinosaur at the same time.

I think the speculation is shovels in the ground early next year. We might know not until D23. I'd say anywhere from October 1st (start of Fiscal year) through Spring break season 2025 is what I'm thinking.

They should expand Galaxy's Edge to Starcruiser footprint and incorporate the building to a new queue/ride. I'd also love to see them move Star Tours into an GE expansion somehow.

We never prioritize DS on any trip. But the drone show is firmly on our radar if we have a leisure sort of trip in the summer. A skyliner West project would help Disney Springs. Also, they never brought back the one-way buses after 4 from the parks.

Not if they give Coco a real ride somewhere else. I’ll sacrifice this carousel for that. I want Coco beyond…

True but the focus of the last two D23's has been Dinoland. Dinosaur doesn't have a draw and they realized Zootopia was a terrible decision. They have a proven ride at DLP using the same ride system and it's a convenient transition with some story changes then to go a different IP.

Do you like the prefer the Disneyland Paris system? Disney Premiere?

https://www.disneylandforward.com/possibilities

Yeah, I just really think they will find a way…they will never get another shot at this.

5 hours doesn't sound great but looks to be 4+ driving not taking into account traffic.