Between this, The Frog Princess, the fantasyland expansion, and the fact that one of the most talented storytellers of this generation is large and in charge (I'm looking at you, lasseter), I could definitely see another Disney Renaissance taking place.
I know a lot of griping has been done over TDO and such, but when you consider the fact that they're basically making a new land (Fantasyland) in the midst of the worst economical situation in this country since arguably the great depression, I think they're doing okay.
My one and only complaint, if you could call it that, is with Epcot (shocking). Not so much the usual whining about 30 year old attractions that no longer exist, with due respect of course, but just the lack of Futureworld Identity. There is such an abundance of 'weak links' - Universe of Energy is a shambles, despite the awesome retro colour scheme, Test Track is a monument to '90s management stupidity, Imagination is an unspeakable disaster masquerading as a gift shop, and Nemo just doesn't belong at all, as awesome as the dark ride is. But I'm not trying to lambast anything here. I'm just saying that overall, I've had nothing but positive guest experiences, personally, for close to a decade of visiting (the 'new' period of visiting the parks since my childhood). Rapunzel is evidence to the truth that Disney is heading in the right direction, to me anyway.
- Brian
They ought to put the thinking that went into Project tomorrow into the entirety of future world.