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It’s more an unwillingness to fix broken, old plumbing as in Adventureland. They’ll install new water features while gutting an area.

Nope. Do Nintendo next.

Apparently Universal filed a permit for a new themed Intamin coaster on this spot. Curious!

In terms of "injuries," I find Hulk the most aggressive and painful. How much money will they pay me for my headache? Can I get a payout in time for Christmas? Daddy wants new shoes.

They have slowed the pace. I honestly like the large floats. I think more ground performers and a few smaller units (like other parades had—SpectroMen, Ursula, etc.) would fill it out well.

It’s good and makes your MK evening better because you get it and fireworks.

I understand he was visited by 3 spirits last night. Unfortunately, the only lesson he learned was, “make as much money as possible. You’ll die anyway.”

Looks like Passholder Previews start next week with this week’s outstanding progress. Live stream:

Thankfully, that issue is rather easy to resolve, should they choose. The hardest step was getting us a parade to begin with.

There are rooms in the Villas near the footprint of Big River. Theoretically, an interior connection to the lobby could be built. Doesn't mean they would...you'd need to take an elevator, which isn't ideal.

That wasn't Los Angeles you were driving through. It was Coruscant!

Yes. I presume they're happy to keep Marvel in Orlando (and largely not at WDW) while exploring options for all their other parks since they can't really expand Marvel elsewhere. It's a pity for us because I bet a Universal Batman ride would be more compelling than Six Flags "the track is yellow...

Please. It'll be L'Aventure de Simba so French people can understand.

You all are being horribly unfair attacking a poster for suggesting Dino closing in 2026 and Indy opening in 2027 is a 4-year project. Have you stopped to consider the poster may be a cat? No. Because you only think of yourself.

Hadn't thought of that bur you're right. Can paramedics get to a ride station or an elevated, mid-course brake section faster?

Yep, and this is why only MK is truly expanding. It's the only park that is often so crowded that it makes guests not want to return.

Wonder what the break-even is for a new contract. It's incredible how much the price has risen over the last decade.

Won't see much in an enclosed coaster.

I would hope TMs aren’t that forceful, but if they were, I would expect a policy change that TMs can’t help secure restraints, which would limit a number of guests from riding many attractions.

A generally sedentary lifestyle is often a cause for reduced bone density, but he seemed young for osteoporosis. But, I’m an A&P professor, not a doctor. Normally, you’d see a femur fracture from an industrial accident or very serious car accident. It takes a lot of force. Not the G forces...