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Really wondering about the level of forced perspective they're going for with that mountain. Imagine New Fantasyland's Beast's Castle as a centerpiece and not a background element.

Glad I got my rib-cracking in before it closed.

No One Knows Yet I was just saying that despite the panic, there are countless ways the ride and IP can be used to echo Animal Kingdom's basic philosophy: Intrinsic value of nature Transformation through adventure Personal call to action Soooooooooooooooo, maybe wait and see.

What's sad it that the most striking feature is really only going to be enjoyed by those driving past it or in the few rooms facing the other hotel.

I don't understand the idea that any part of this was a "Fix". The project still isn't finished. Disney often puts scaffolding up and down as a project progresses and makes minor changes along the way. I think the details were always meant to be there, but maybe they weren't finalized until...

And apples have much less citrus than oranges.

I hope they revisit the concept of dinosaurs again, but don't go with action or the fossil discovery aspect. Like Pandora, put us in a true primeval world where we can surround ourselves in the majesty of a lost time. Sadly the Jurassic Park lands don't work for me as far as Dinosaur lands...

Well, what about Universe of Energy which is touted as a 40 minute ride even though a huge portion of that was watching movies in a static vehicle?

Disney is fond of giving us "our" Encanto experience vs the experience of the established characters. What if we find out we're relatives of the Madrigal's and have our very own door to open? The possibilities are more open than many think. Same with Indy, this won't be a rehash of one of his...

So not the 80's where every new ride had non-stop narration spoon-feeding you information at mostly a fourth grade level?

A hint may lie in the difference between the film: and the concept art: That being the river.... the pink river around the house.

So use Aquatopia style boats.

Wait, are they finally giving us a version of this: https://www.amusementinsider.com/2017/10/disney-new-swing-pendulum-ride-patent.html

"Hollywood Rip-Ride-Rockit" takes you through the New York sets while the actual Hollywood area sits adjacent (if you're not familiar, Hollywood is that place from all those Jason Bourne movies)

For what they are they are gorgeous and I'd happily stay there... But nothing about the exteriors says outer-space to me (nor do I expect StarFall racers will evoke a falling star.) These are the tie-dye hotels.

That was the original concept before they came up the the tree of life: https://disneyparkhistory.wordpress.com/2012/09/13/world-that-never-was-animal-kingdom-carousel/

Oscillating between something being the best and worst with nothing in-between especially after disavowing it entirely is not a normal fan reaction. It's drama for clicks, an agenda, or the rantings of a small child. Yes a normal fan has highs, lows, and everything in-between, but at their...

I'm a fan of the sequels and find it's highs and lows overall pretty consistent with how I enjoy the other films. I feel it has different strengths and weaknesses, same as I can say for the other trilogies. I also know people for whom those films are "their Star Wars." I left it off the list...

Fans were "done" with Star Wars after Episode 8 (a film that re-ignighted others) Fans also thought "Rebels" was some of the best Star Wars they'd ever seen (a show they tried to whine out of existence when first announced) Fans thought the return of the "Clone Wars" was some of the best Star...

To me the biggest miss has been a lack of an animatronic "Drooling Bed-Head Anna." They should sell that as a doll and Disney could have their own "Weird Barbie"