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‘I guess innoventions and parts of the “Epcot 94” aesthetic

the swan, dolphin, the team Disney buildings in Anaheim and Orlando, and the Disney HQ in Burbank are all post-modern designs it’s very late 80s/early 90s

I don’t get why so many baby boomer aged designers and executives had such gaudy tastes. The original imagineers did such an incredibly beautiful job with both Disneyland and Magic Kingdom and Epcot Center. Why ruin it??

between rising inflation and housing costs those people aren’t coming anytime soon

Waittill this opens at disneyland DL fans are crazy. There is going to be a backlash WDI has never seen before

Well Alien Romulus is not only a good movie but it’s a surprise hit at the box office. Alien ride in tomorrowland when?

It's really pathethic that its come to this

I havent been to a Disney park in five years and try not to even see their movies anymore. They have been not only disrespecting the fans but stepping all over Walt Disney's legacy and intent as well.

right im just saying bullseye and Woody are toys based on a toyline in a film that takes place in the mid 1990s.

At the rate things are going with current management they will probably bulldoze The American Adventure Pavillion to make way for another Frozen attraction much less replace hall of presidents with muppets

No it doesnt. What do 90s Toys have to do with the Frontier or the wild wilderness??

Just like they did with Star Wars Galactic Cruiser!

Clearly not enough. The version of the guardians that’s in Epcot will never be a thing again it was just a moment in time like Back to the future. In 5 years the theme of the attraction will be as dated as Captain EO is now And you completely misunderstood what I wrote about Star Wars.

Does having attractions based on movies really add that much to the bottom line? Like if that Cars ride opens tomorrow what percentage increase would they see over sales of cars plushies and blu-rays or whatever? To me it’s a really backward way of thinking about things that’s stuck in the 80s...

I remember in the early 2000s standing in line for big thunder at night and looking way off in the distance to see a burning cabin across the river. Little details like that were so cool and really made the Disney experience so immersive. future generations are only going to know it as a...

I’m gonna be honest…I thought Tom sawyers island had been closed since 9/11. I didn’t even know it’s been active this whole time.

They are for at least a year and then it will go into “rotation” whatever that meabs

That’s not at all what I said. Did you just feel the need to say something?

His grandchild have been very vocally opposing it as have former imagineers. They were being very disingenious that they “got permission from the family” when only 1 of Roy’s family was ok with it

Well they are also getting rid of Great Moments with Mr Lincoln and replacing it with a Walt Disney show at Disneyland so they are erasing American history from the parks. Nothing is sacred to these IP hounds