Rumor D23 2024 WDW Rumors, Predictions & Discussion

[peter11435]

saying what big things they announce won't be delivered for a number of years and won't end up being exactly as the concept art looks like isn't negative or pessimistic... it's fact and reality... nothing more.

I would love for those shovels to have already been in the ground and big things opening next year, but they have drug their feet, and now we have to wait for whatever they announce to actually be built and happen.

Sorry I'm not wetting my pants in excitement yet

Focusing on only the negative aspects of something is without a doubt negative and pessimistic.

We know things will take time and will be years away. It doesn’t really need to be stated constantly or be used to diminish the announcements and people’s excitement surrounding them.

 

[Bocabear]

That’s just the thing, reality isn’t always positive. You are correct about that, but it’s not always negative either. And you ARE being pessimistic.

It's hard to not be pessimistic with the current track record...
I will applaud the GOTG ride...It is a lot of fun...my favorite coaster at the WDW resort.
The rest of the EPCOT revitalization is pretty disappointing. We got lots of happy blue skies and unicorns and then after years of constuction, got a corporate business park and a flex space building...oh yeah, a water play area too.
I try to be positive...they have just not given me much to be hopeful for lately...
I would LOVE to be optimistic.....

 

[GhostHost1000]

Focusing on only the negative aspects of something is without a doubt negative and pessimistic.

We know things will take time and will be years away. It doesn’t really need to be stated constantly or be used to diminish the announcements and people’s excitement surrounding them.

sorry to rain on your parade... you can be as excited as you want to be... have at it... but at some point, you'll realize what I stated is true. It's not being negative or pessimistic.

I've been around long enough. I'll get excited when something opens, is done well, and works. Others can get excited whenever they want. No harm no foul

 

[Ice Gator]

Breaking ground in 2025 (and opening 2032), the replacement for Mission: Space- Riley’s Inside Out Adventure at Horizons Pavilion! (we added the last part because we love our fans!)

 

[GhostHost1000]

It's hard to not be pessimistic with the current track record...
I will applaud the GOTG ride...It is a lot of fun...my favorite coaster at the WDW resort.
The rest of the EPCOT revitalization is pretty disappointing. We got lots of happy blue skies and unicorns and then after years of constuction, got a corporate business park and a flex space building...oh yeah, a water play area too.
I try to be positive...they have just not given me much to be hopeful for lately...
I would LOVE to be optimistic.....

this... all of it

 

[peter11435]

sorry to rain on your parade... you can be as excited as you want to be... have at it... but at some point, you'll realize what I stated is true. It's not being negative or pessimistic.

I've been around long enough. I'll get excited when something opens, is done well, and works. Others can get excited whenever they want. No harm no foul

You’re not raining on my parade at all lol. My expectations are solidly based in reality.

But you are being negative and pessimistic. You should at least be able to realize that. Even if their past projects have led you to that mindset… that’s still where you are.

 

[MisterPenguin]

Maybe with cosmic rewind being a good second thrill, they can eventually tear down mission space and put something worthwhile there!

Mission Space is as permanent as permanent can be. The addition of the Space 220 restaurant is a sign of that.

 

[Moth]

Betting odds on Splash retheme for Tokyo being dropped tomorrow?

 

[castlecake2.0]

Bob wants IO3, would be great synergy to open a new attraction at the same time

 

[Tha Realest]

Betting odds on Splash retheme for Tokyo being dropped tomorrow?

Ohh I’d love to hear the reaction to that

 

[GhostHost1000]

You’re not raining on my parade at all lol. My expectations are solidly based in reality.

But you are being negative and pessimistic. You should at least be able to realize that.

again... sorry you feel my facts are negative and pessimistic.

When Disney delivers what they announce, and it's good, I'll be positive and give credit where credit is due...until then, I'll facepalm at the recent track record of things like the underwhelming Epcot redo and Tiana's attraction/reliability

Hey I like the new chairs and carpet in the Carousel of Progress though, good for them there. Does that help?

 

[Sneaky]

Betting odds on Splash retheme for Tokyo being dropped tomorrow?

I think by the end of the decade, Brer Rabbit will be lunch for Brer Fox and Brer Bear

 

[Sneaky]

Ohh I’d love to hear the reaction to that

Everybody’s got a raging place…
As SOON as that retheme is announced, Tokyo is gonna lose its “perfect everything” reputation because of controversy among rabid splash fans. MARK MY WORDS

 

[GhostHost1000]

Mission Space is as permanent as permanent can be. The addition of the Space 220 restaurant is a sign of that.

I agree with that. They may "redo" Mission Space into a different ride system/attraction... but it's going to remain space themed for a long time now I believe

 

[Bocabear]

It's a pretty low bar when you feel forced to rejoice over maintenance at The Carousel of Progress...Yes I like the fabric. Nice to see someone put some thought into the fabric chosen for the maintenance of the theater seating...

 

[peter11435]

again... sorry you feel my facts are negative and pessimistic.

When Disney delivers what they announce, and it's good, I'll be positive and give credit where credit is due...until then, I'll facepalm at the recent track record of things like the underwhelming Epcot redo and Tiana's attraction/reliability

Hey I like the new chairs and carpet in the Carousel of Progress though, good for them there. Does that help?

But it’s clear that you won’t do that. They’ve delivered on several attractions in the past decade and you seem to only be focusing on a couple of misses.

 

[Bocabear]

But it’s clear that you won’t do that. They’ve delivered on several attractions in the past decade and you seem to only be focusing on a couple of misses.

ok...I don't think we need to completely derail this thread with a personal attack. Everyone has opinions... You don't like the opinion, that is fine...but we don't have to discuss your personal feeling about that opinion for another 30 posts.

 

[GhostHost1000]

It's a pretty low bar when you feel forced to rejoice over maintenance at The Carousel of Progress...Yes I like the fabric. Nice to see someone put some thought into the fabric chosen for the maintenance of the theater seating...

oh i just thought of another positive thing I can say... Tiana's mountain looks pretty good at night with all the lighting effects.... unfortunately, that's how Pandora should look but the park closes too early to enjoy it

 

[Sneaky]

I honestly feel like sooner or later, Tokyo’s gonna lose its “perfect everything no flaws” reputation with Disney parks fans from America.

 

[GhostHost1000]

But it’s clear that you won’t do that. They’ve delivered on several attractions in the past decade and you seem to only be focusing on a couple of misses.

tell me what they've delivered on recently that should make me super excited about future plans?

Guardians is good. Well done there. Remy is ok but it's a copy from another park. TRON is neat looking at night but is way too short and a copy from another park. Tiana is a mess. Country Bears, well they improved the AA's I'll give them that. Communicore Hall is an embarrassment. Epcot's core was not well done, cheap lighting, a Moana fountain walkthru that doesn't fit the Epcot vibe, etc. what did I miss over the last few years