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Considering the shameful state that most rides marked for death are left in, the extra maintenance here is greatly appreciated. Kudos to whoever made that call.

Very well-said, thank you. In my opinion, Frontierland is such an interesting, complex, and valuable piece of Americana because it reflects the tension between romantic Western fantasies and the not-so-pleasant reality. It is fascinating to read how, for example, the narration on Disneyland's...

Nah, not my main concern. I just thought it was annoying that they glibly referenced one of the most infamous broken theme park effects of all time without offering a fix. Shame on me for briefly hoping for a nice thing, I guess?

The yeti references gave me hope that Joe Rohde managed to negotiate a fix as a condition of returning on a consulting basis. But nope, turns out to be just a tasteless joke at the audience's expense. Trashy.

Villains Land could be such a breath of fresh air if they're allowed to get crazy with it. Please let it be just a little dark and spooky. Something with the tone of Cinderella Castle Mystery Tour would be wonderful.

Villains Land and Dark Universe should kiss

Looks very... low capacity and inaccessible to be honest. Are they going to announce a name change for DCA or what?

So I guess it's up to insiders to disclose the fate of the Muppets and Rivers of America.... I really can't get excited for either expansion without that knowledge. Losing Dinosaur is sad enough... it is really the only scary dark ride left in Disney World.

It's just one of many careless things in this ride but... why does ride-Louis think that the best musicians are from the bayou when his entire motivation in the movie was to leave the bayou so that he could play with the greats in New Orleans? I would ask if these self-proclaimed great...

If there's a silver lining to this disappointment: there has been more good-faith criticism of TBA in one day than there has been in the years since it was announced.

I'm really confused about the soundtrack.... Disney released a whole video and multiple press releases gassing themselves up about all the new music, how it was so well thought-out for the "storytelling" and "immersion," etc. All of this great new music must be in the queue or something...

Ah, so there is more to the mystery after all! Nice to see this thread revived in the wake of the ride's imminent closure, poor ol' Dinosaur never got the respect it deserves. There's something magical to me about attractions with things hidden in the dark.

To be honest, I feel like a land inspired by dazzling animal art could be a great addition to Animal Kingdom's exploration of the relationship between people and animals. I have zero confidence that Disney would pursue this angle, though.

Somehow, Indiana Jones still feels like the most strange proposal of all. Barring obscure books and such, Indy movies consistently portray animals as obstacles. Indy's most famous quote is about hating a type of animal. I have seen a few people toss around the idea of an Indy-themed snake...

Feels unfair to judge the music based on tiny snippets but.... It definitely seems to be going for a BE INSPIRED even tone over the memorable themes and bouncy energy of the Innoventions loop. It's.... different.

Regarding the pre-seance visible ghosts ("let me out" guy, the hands trying to pry the door open) I feel that they are just a very literal representation of the ghosts being constrained and agitated in their current state.

This project feels weird all-around, like a square peg forced into a round hole. The type of HM superfan who would know the history of the Hatbox Ghost is also the type of person who would care about the scene composition of the endless hallway and/or the Leota Rule (TM). And, unlike other...

Funny to see a "top secret" Imagineering project circa 1996 in $10 toy form! Gotta blast myself in the face with one of these next time I ride Dinosaur to get the authentic finale experience...

Longtime lurker here! I just came across a clip that is kind of blowing my mind, and I need to know if it's really what I think it is! I am absolutely fascinated with lost and long-forgotten attraction effects. My personal holy grail has been images of the original, short-lived Countdown to...