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I think a GB ToT would be perfect for the IP. Build a skyscraper on top of the Tonight Show building

Would love to see any of the bear scenes from Big Grizzly Mtn one day incorporated at MK BTM

in the video posted yesterday you said the encanto ride is not expected to be trackless. is that based on any specific info?

I would personally put Mario Kart in the same category as TSM. I think Mario Kart has some great show scenes and a better queue but the faster pace could be seen as a downside vs TSM. Untrainable dragon in Tier 2 seems high also. Otherwise I generally agree

It's an interesting comparison. I realize this reasoning will be unpopular here, but I was shocked three years ago when I first got the Incredipass at how much it was. I fully expected prices for the WDW APs to run closer to what I pay for my Phillies Season Ticket, which is almost 4x the...

No chance a full deal gets done for Marvel rights in Orlando for less than $5 billion. That's just based on the approximate value to Universal at IOA in terms of comps based on multiples of (estimated) EBITDA from Marvel SH Island, not accounting for any sort of additional premium they might...

weren't there rumors that Space Mtn is next after BTM is back online?

I know we are far off topic here, but I think it could work if it replaces the current Enchanted Tales. The access lot to the left could be converted. I can't see them taking away a fine-dining experience that generates a lot of revenue with just a ride, but the TDL ride would certainly be a...

Disagree. New Orleans was part of the “Wild West” historically, which is a big part of the inspiration for Frontierland. IMO there is certainly a way to incorporate NOLA and TBA into Frontierland that could work without being too historically inaccurate. They could start by moving some of the...

At the risk of getting too far off topic here, if we believe that Dark Universe is in fact less popular with the general park audience, could it not just be because of Universal's execution of the land, rather than its themes? Having been to EU twice now--once during previous and a second time...

Doesn't Universal lose exclusive rights to the Avengers in 2029? If so, now would be the perfect time for Disney to announce an Avenger's Campus, given a likely 3- or 4-year construction timeline. I personally can't see it going anywhere but in the Animation Courtyard space. It's such an...