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That is why I’m giving the Stark ride a pass. If they can keep the Dr. Strange space, you’ve got it as an A ticket, the Stark ride as a B ticket flat ride, Spider-Man as a C ticket dark ride-ish experience, Guardians as a D ticket thrill ride, and hopefully Avengers as the signature E (and...

This is why I’m hoping that if Simpsons are in the future for DHS, the plan is to use the Indy Stunt Show area. Add the net new Simpsons attractions there and then put in a Futurama overlay onto Star Tours. Related Groening products right next to each other to create a cool little land.

I still can’t get over how the Disney River Country Lodge was right there.

I hope that there is a serious renovation of the MuppetVision theater before placing a Monsters show in there. The size of the theater is way too large for a Monsters show to not also suffer 75% full crowds at max. Hopefully they could rework the space to cover a show and a store?

I’ll take even scaled down, or at least something Muppet related taking over the Racing Academy once the Villains test is done and Muppet RNRC is complete. Put in Fozzie Bear’s Laugh Factory, or some such with a Fozzie animatronic and the Waldorf and Statler ones from Muppet Vision. Just...

If they ever actually go through with this, I still think between Austin and San Antonio makes the most sense. Put there, the resort would be served by two major cities and international airports. From there, further easy access to two heavily traveled interstate highways (I-35 and I-10). If...

The other consideration for a location closer to San Antonio and Austin is Mexico. You can look at how much traffic San Marcos outlets and San Antonio gets from Mexican tourists and add that to the market potential of the area.

I’ll settle for pulling the obnoxiously over the top characters out of the interior, a slight redressing of the exterior to tone down the modernity and make a bit more transportive, and a name change. All of which could be done, but I severely doubt will be.

I’m still pulling for a River Country Lodge.

When did Disney start using the plots of their villains for park expansions - first The Muppets, now Who Framed Roger Rabbit?

Random thoughts of the day - If the suits were concerned about monetizing the Muppets space, two free ideas: Walk-around Ghost of Christmas Present meet and greet Gonzo’s Spectacle of Dancing Lights.

My ongoing dream is a Great Muppet Ride, where you start on something like a Muppet Treasure Island version of Pirates, and Crazy Harry fires a cannon and blows up the wrong part, sending your boat through Muppet versions of other Disney rides. The Fozzy Bear Jamboree, The Enchanted Chicken...

What burns me about even the potential that the Muppet area is an option for Monstropolis, is that everything outlined in red below should be considered for expansion before anything is replaced. I realize I have Mermaid and One Man’s Dream in that area, but those are most easily moved...

I would counter that it’s not one that has to run 50 years unaltered necessarily, but unaltered doesn’t need to mean replaced. Theater attractions should be the easiest to add alternate or seasonal program. Why has there never been a Muppet Christmas Carol 3D show added to the theater for the...

The biggest question in this area is not what would cause Universal to completely relinquish the Marvel rights, but what would be necessary to give up the exclusive rights to Marvel east of the Mississippi. As it stands, Universal is sort of in stasis with the Marvel section. They really...

Could it become 100 offices with private bathrooms, meetings spaces, cafeteria, etc. so that the infrastructure behind Animation Courtyard could be demoed instead?

Hear me out - when a certain contract expires at Universal, this would be a perfect area for The Simpsons if Disney so desired. Take in the whole courtyard, all the way up and including Rock N Roller Coaster and the Cars show. Build a street leading straight from the arches to Rock N Roller...

New question that occurs to me - there are currently around 407 (or 409) cabins at Fort Wilderness. This is promoting 350-ish cabins. What do we think accounts for the loss of 50-ish cabins? Increased size of the new cabins? Reconfiguring the layout? Additional amenities? Just a strange...

This is intriguing, for several reasons. This seems to be replacing the existing cabins at Fort Wilderness and those pads are close to parking and reception, but far away from Pioneer Hall and the main resort amenities. Does that make this DVC the one with the rooms farthest away from any...

Change out Magic Carpets for The Whirlpool and Cars for Blowfish Balloon Race and you've got a Finding Nemo themed section, to strengthen the Pixar Area. That would now be Nemo, Toy Story, and Ratatouille.