What gets me about the Orlando management is the fact that they think that a stripped down version of an attraction(s) won't be noticed by customers. They can get away with these things when they are in Tokyo, but if you're going to do such altered and cheapened versions of things that are in Anaheim, are being widely regarded, visited by people from coast to coast and overseas, it speaks of this insular management that has a disease spread throughout it. That little thing called the Internet can get even the most casual of vacationers to see very quickly the differences between quality and garbage. You can't go cheap coast to other coast, but with these accounting wizards, they'll apparently do as they please.
If you strip nearly it all out, what the _____ is the point of even building it? I mean they have to spend capital, which they don't want to, and they don't seem to really care that the park is so under capacity in terms of attractions for guests.
They ought to just market Carsland in Orlando as, "Do you want to see you favorite Cars characters come to life? Just visit them while staying at the Art of Animation Resort, but remember, we don't build attractions... unless it's a meet 'n greet"