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It may have been mentioned before, but they should sub out "September" for Earth, Wind, and Fire's "December" for Festival of the Holidays.

I will say this. One of the ways Disney appears more busy than ever before is by limiting capacity on rides during certain periods. For instance, I went one week in early January and they only had one theater running for Flight of Passage. I went in early March that same year and they had four...

Is this a sign of lower demand for the party as a whole or just an off night? Certainly parties not sellling out will be a point of concern for WDW. Maybe it could lead to improved offerings next year?

It'll be used for both. It's no coincidence they're bringing BTM down when they are.

They literally have scrims up and are doing prep work behind BTM.

Was it decorated last year? If not, I think it’s fair to assume they have some kind of plan for the space, at least for the holiday season.

Ooo if they restarted tea just as Cake Bake Shop did, I’d be here for all the ‘tea’.

I often get VQs where I walk straight into the preshow, even on busy days. It's time this ride hops off VQ, but I doubt it will until Test Track is back open. I'm glad you were able to enjoy Universal, but all I'm reading is that Universal is having a slow week while Disney is not. It's fine...

Without looking, that empanada sounds awfully similar to the one from FArts and I’m not mad about it.

We’re just fatter and people get hyper offended nowadays if it’s made apparent they’re taking up two seats instead of one.

If they added ride overlays to the plethora of screen-based rides in the park, my wife and I would already have bought tickets. Instead, we’re gonna do MVMCP again because there’s just more bang for your buck if you don’t drink alcohol.

Are there no Snickerdoodle this year?

Hello Kitty doesn't seem very popular in the US, at least not what it's like in Asian countries.

Typically, these are budgeted into individual parks financials, not the overall company of WDW. EPCOT receiving entertainment should have no baring on Hollywood Studios receiving (or not receiving) more entertainment.

If we stick with last year's schedule, we should be receiving the Festival of the Holidays food guide tomorrow.

Then why would people buy Jollywood Nights tickets? Those shows were only created to go with Jollywood. It would make zero sense to devalue your product in such a way.

As a fan of Sci-Fi, I'd prefer Muppets not invade.

I also want to state that they've reiterated multiple times two MAJOR attractions. That doesn't necessarily mean there won't be anything minor added on as well. There's potential for a good C or B ticket thrown in that wouldn't be as crazy expensive as the two E tickets.

As long as they have a plan. Unfortunately, throwing Monstropolis between Indiana Jones, GE, and Commissary seems incredibly out of place.

RNRC is beloved by many and would certainly fit the controversial label, though I think most do expect to lose Aerosmith soon. It’s simply a matter of who the retheme is to.