Other than California Adventure getting a massive upgrade and expansion over the next few years - basically blocking off portions of the park, it would be interesting to see major refurb projects taking place at all WDW parks at once - with the new expansion in Fantasyland / Toontown Fair closure, Imagination getting a makeover, some project at Animal Kingdom, and something at Hollywood Studios.
Wouldn't it restrict the flow of guests if major portions of WDW were walled off, or will there be the same amount of foot traffic to all of the parks because WDW is so expansive that even through the pixie dust, there still is a lot to do in WDW. Tomorowland with its Space Mountain refurb has, as many of our fellow WDWmagicers have said, created a "dead" land. Wonder how Fantasyland will still operate at WDW amid all the construction?
Personally, awaiting news of the re-opening of the Adventurers Club at Pleasure Island, just like many of you on this board. It's been just about a year, lagging economy and all. If Disney is pumping all this expansion refurb funding at many of its parks across the globe, the Disney execs should have some consideration to throw some pixie dust at PI and re-open a few of the clubs, but that topic has been beaten a lot over the past year and a half.
Lastly, visiting WDW in December, and looking forward to the holiday season and decorations, but considering taking a break from WDW and Central Florida for a few years while all the expansion / refurb work progresses. A Disney cruise and/or trip to Europe might be in the plans for me in 2010-11. A taste of Disney, but through other avenues.
