How does today compare to the future?
2019
- Mexico (15.5)
- France (14.05)
- China (12.95)
- USA (12.85)
- Norway (11.2)
- Morocco (9.5)
- United Kingdom (9.35)
- Japan (8.45)
- Canada (7.95)
- Germany (6.9)
- Italy (5.3)
2022
- France (23.3)
- Mexico (15.5)
- United Kingdom (14.4)
- China (12.95)
- USA (12.85)
- Norway (11.2)
- Morocco (9.5)
- Japan (8.45)
- Canada (7.95)
- Germany (6.9)
- Italy (5.3)
- Brazil (4.45?)
So, what will change? For starters, the UK jumps from 7 to 3, just by adding a ride. France will pass Mexico and become the undisputed #1 of the World Showcase with the additions of the Beauty and the Beast singalong and the Ratatouille ride.
The Germany-Brazil-Italy block will arguably be the least developed of the bunch. For being the first country added in decades, Brazil should be getting a lot more than what we're expecting it to get (zero attractions). Germany and Italy should both be further developed as well (I rarely spend any time in the Italian pavilion, just because there isn't as much to do). Germany should receive the ride it is due, and Italy could have a smaller exhibit of sorts, like a Roman ruins gallery OR a mock Roman ruins area in the back for kids to play on (I have no idea what this would look like, I'm just trying to come up with something original). Canada should have an additional restaurant (QS poutine) and Japan should receive its show or ride. Japan, China, and the US currently have the same number of things to do, but because 5/9 things in Japan are food, it ranks lower, whereas China and the US have attractions.