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I think Eisner was publicly presented as a good guy, compared to Iger, who comes off as too distant and corporate.

As a foreigner, I don’t get the idea that Disney is becoming less “American.” Like, sure, it’s not flags and eagle sounds in the background, but honestly, a lot of the new stuff screams USA to me: Tiana (the queue music is all covers of classic American songs), a new Cars ride inspired by their...

I think they just used the structure of the moon.

I think I can compare it to Tokyo’s Tangled ride — it could be slightly larger and have more animatronics. The red area is part of the queue and loading zones, while the blue area is the maintenance zone. I know it might feel short, but keep in mind that a third of the attraction is a single...

It probably won’t ever happen, but it would be really nice if they added some animatronics to the original Frontierland view. Something similar to the new scenes coming to Paris, or even a small reference to the Country Bears—just a little detail you could spot when you walk by the creek.

We’ve got new pics of the original Scandinavian Port design

There’s just something about it that feels a bit tedious—at least to me. The set design, visuals, costumes, and cast are all excellent, but without dancers, it ends up feeling kind of meh. I honestly think it could’ve been the strongest stage show in the park. I mean, even the Cruella show at...

I guess it’s just a design choice. The show clearly takes some creative liberties and Disney has done that before

I was expecting a more serious look, something fit for a gala. I don’t know—something on the level of the Shanghai opening. This feels more like a GMA interview.

I wasn't expecting the facade to be so huge; I guess the size of the plaza makes more sense now.