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ok its 2025 time to burn those dinosaurs down

American Waterfront is one of the most beautiful and thought out lands ever created, why would wanna retheme it? And DisneySea already has 2 lands inspired by Discovery Bay, I don't think it needs a 3rd

It's amazing how perfectly the rockwork blends with the real mountain

I'm counting on Elio to be a hit so we can put this ride out of its misery

Considering DAK's anemic slate of rides (and even worse for family rides), Encanto is gonna draw insane crowds regardless if it ends up being an E or D ticket, so hopefully they've chosen a ride system with a really high capacity

Even Dark Universe, as excited as I am for it, is essentially a reskinned Hogsmeade. Old european crooked street lined with shops, leading to an imposing castle/manor housing a kuka arm ride, next to an exposed family coaster themed to a magical creature

Based on their rotation of park investments, I'd guess the first big project after Villains would be something for Epcot, followed by DAK and DHS MK (New Fantasyland) ↓ DAK (Pandora, Harambe expansion, RoL, park enhancements) ↓ DHS (TSL, SWGE, MMRR) ↓ Epcot (GotG, Rat, Moana, TT, Spine...

According to Google Earth, on their wide sides WDS Lake: 480ft Echo Lake: 220ft WS Lagoon: 1500ft

Other enhancements across DAK could still be coming in time for Tropical Americas like they did for Pandora Entertainment, restaurants and other small updates don't get announced 3 years in advance

They could also just add it to the cost of the rooms An annual Disney+ membership without ads costs $160 That's roughly $0.45 per day If you're staying for 10 days your entire stay would go up by less than $5 Disney+ gets a ton more money, guests get Disney+ for essentially free, win win

Families are paying $700+ a night on hotel rooms and $100+ per person per day on park tickets they booked months in advance only to stay in instead and save on a $15 Disney+ subscription? Yes that makes sense

Insinuating DLP of all resorts builds more and faster than any other park is so funny

How well a park is able to spread crowds has to do with having a somewhat uniform roster of big draw attractions across all corners of the park, regardless whether the park visitation numbers are going up or down. Right now DAK is leaning heavily on Pandora. With Encanto and Indy, crowds will...

A ride with a 2h wait sells more LL than one with 20 minutes It also means it's pulling more crowds from the rest of DAK and better spreading them across the park

Ideally, by the time Tropical Americas opens they'd have a new nighttime show, a Coco show replacing Nemo, new projection show for ToL, and some new entertainment offerings for Pandora

Some people here want to complain more than they want to learn what the facts are

Everything announced at D23 is supposed to open in 5 years, and be the phase 1 of a 10 year investment plan

Villains is supposed to open in 5 years Next project could open a year later at DAK

Hopefully DAK's much lower LL revenue compared to the other parks will make it a first priority after Villains