New Toontown is exceedingly generous. It looks very much like a refurbished version of old where MMRR and maybe a lighly redone Roger Rabbit are the main differentiators from the past.
MMRR will be open in less than a month, shortly thereafter followed by Magic Happens, Toontown proper (again, more of a glorified paint job than a thorough top to bottom redo), the Treehouse shortly thereafter. Oh, and because there's a new Indiana Jones movie coming, they'll fix Indy.
Then what?
People keep talking about this Avengers E-Ticket, but when is it coming? Where is the proof that it's something we can think about and anticipate in any tangible way other than hearing "it's coming...it's coming...it got delayed again" every year or so? I've done all of the Marvel attractions that didn't open in the past year, and I have to say that Mission Breakout is the best of them by quite a lot, and many people would argue that MB isn't without flaws itself. Not one of the other Marvel attractions has really worked for me, and the land is pretty much a dud. So I have no expectations that Marvel will mean anything positive for me personally, or that this will be amazing simply because it's been talked about for a long time.
Universal, meanwhile, is building two new parks and appears to be genuinely trying to improve their theme park experience. It feels like they have a concrete vision for their future. What's Disney's? Turn Grizzly Peak into Brother Bear Land in three years just because it kinda sorta fits if you squint? Hope that we'll give them the benefit of the doubt because suddenly they're not charging for parking at WDW anymore?
