I just pointed out the topic of the thread. But, to your logic - Anything new that is replacing something isn't considered new?
I would have to respectfully disagree.
All I'm saying is that we have seen entertainment offerings used in the past as a draw. While I agree that it won't stop people from visiting EU, we've seen instances where the tactic has been successfully used in the past to take up economic bandwith and draw attention and some of the buzz back to WDW.
Sure, a brand new park is exciting! Can't discount that one bit, but I also have faith and confidence that we will see WDW provide something new (whether its a replacement of something current/from the past or whether it be net new), around the same time that EU opens.
That is all.