The 200' rule is an FAA regulation. No way the mouse is getting around it. At best, they could figure out how to incorporate the light into the theme of whatever they are building.
It already is a no fly zone and has been for a number of years and those Religious message planes are not flying over Disney property or at least not over MK. They are miles away they just look close. Next time you see it, observe how small the plane itself is to your vision. Those same messages can be seen at Universal, SeaWorld and probably downtown Orlando. The lights on the top of those heights is in the event of an off course flight, poor visibility, etc. It's a precaution. It must still apply due to the fact that even Everest was built less then 200 ft. high., but, any higher and then maintenance becomes a much more difficult situation as well.
If the castle ever needed one, it could be Jealous Tinkerbell!
Plus if expanding it jacked with any of the gorgeous walkways on either side of the castle that lead into Fantasyland I'd riot.
For those of you wondering, the flight restriction is within 3 miles and under 3,000 feet. 3,000 feet and 3 miles aren't very large parameters for a plane. a Cessna 172 cruises at about 3,000 along with many other small private planes like that. 3 miles is really not that far away for you to be able to see skywriting., especially when they get to a high altitude. Also, if you don't like the skywriters, just look away, and please don't get offended!
....(I know,I know, Frozen jokes are old by now. I couldn't help myself.)
It's an age old psychological thing involving certain things being bigger then others and therefore defining worth, value and usefulness. But, then again sometimes a cigar is just a cigar. Sigmund would be proud.
