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This is the other side of the “revenge travel” phenomenon that happened after COVID. So many families have went to WDW already in the last 3 years, it’s sort of a mass “been there, done that.” Couple that with the worst inflation in the last 40 years straining people’s finances and it’s no...

I haven’t heard of half of these acts.

Except for the obvious lucrative revenue stream for Disney, I find Genie to be confusing, expensive and very limiting. It’s almost impossible now to have a decent wait time for the stand by line, too.

Oh man, I hope they don’t muck this one up. I can see the YouTube bloggers thumbnail now, “Big Blunder Railroad”

Hey, it’s still the Splash Mountain water ride. I never really noticed the story anyway. Funny thing is, when Splash Mountain first opened in Disneyland, it was roasted at the time for recycling the geese from the closed attraction America Sings. Star Tours used some of the same (repurposed)...

It’s fine. It’s replacing a sewer smelling empty building, so the bar is low. It will be nice to have an air-conditioned spot to cool down during the summer and the music/shows will be constantly changing, adding some energy to that area. They’re going to have to do some work on the current...

Announced for the Fall. Let’s hope that’s not a Freudian Slip….

Congratulations to both Bob Iger and John Williams.

OK, Disney, enough of the unthemed towers and classic ride makeovers. Time to build another park with all new content.

As I watched the side by side POV of old Splash Mountain and the new Tiana’s Bayou Adventure, I kept thinking about the degraded masterpiece from the 1500’s that was “fixed” by a modern day artist.

The answer is (sadly) that Disney isn’t as good anymore, as the original designers of these rides were. They now design by committee and the finished products come out looking like exactly what they are, a hodgepodge of too many executives and board meetings and not enough artists making...