There was a poll from a while ago that asked about escape/challenge rooms, and family camps, and massive interactive installations like Meow Wolf. But that was all pre-pandemic.
Disney Springs, in all it’s incarnations, has always looked like a strip mall. You’re being willfully ignorant if you believe the previous Downtown Disney was anything spectacular. It was a literal dump. The remodel is one of the best things to happen outside of the parks in the last decade.
The Lake Buena Vista shopping village.. ill even go as far to say the Walt Disney Workd village that followed never looked like a strip mall. They were unique in its offerings and a beautiful area. It went downhill after that in the 90’s and 2000’s. The latest update, i agree is the best thing to happen to that are in the ladt 25-30 years.
Makes sense. I'm only 30, so my experiences growing up were the abysmal Downtown Disney; though my parents loved PI.
I want to put this in DAK.
Us Brits are being given free tickets to it as part of the current deal for 2023 bookings, so there is that.
While a good thematic fit in some ways, I would prefer it be at one of the resorts or Disney Springs so it is more accessible and not controlled by park hours etc. Boardwalk has Atlantic Dance Hall just sitting there waiting for it... Just sayin'
Disney Springs is probably the best place so that non-guests can go also. If it was guest only the attendance could be low.
The Skyliner makes it a bit more accessible. But the problem is you still need to get to DHS, Caribbean Beach, or Riviera; then you have to be aware of the operating hours for the Skyliner.
It needs to be a Barcade...
They can't have redemption based games at Disney..Not sure how it works with Dinorama..
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