This is the mystery building attached to the garage. Anyone know what's inside. I think it's too big and has too much of an onstage presence to not be a public space. There was mention of some "flex" space, maybe this is what this is. Perhaps it could be quickly fitted to fill various needs- sabre shop, cantina, meet and greet, etc. Any thoughts?
Just keep him away from any more poor Gonk droids. Guy's a torture-bot.I'm fairly certain this guy is in Ronto Roasters
View attachment 375968
You brilliantly summed-up all of my thoughts, inner joy, and emotions over these images with one Goldblum.
pink floyd division bellHmmm... looks familiar
View attachment 375993
Latest rumours on here have been a potential December opening, but I'm sure that's very much still up in the air. It honestly seems too early to get a very good read on an even half-way accurate date. I'm going end of October/early November and am trying to hold out some faint hope that it may be open or in a soft preview state.So Star Wars Land... looks cool! (This is coming from someone who likes but doesn’t love Star Wars).
I was just wondering if there is any ballpark date/month that Rise of the Resistance is projected/speculated to open? How late into this year? I’m going in mid December with a bit of trepidation regarding crowds, so I keep hoping Resistance is open a solid month or so before we go. Sorry, just can’t bring myself to sort through 907 pages...
Best place to look for that sort of news is always the rumors thread:So Star Wars Land... looks cool! (This is coming from someone who likes but doesn’t love Star Wars).
I was just wondering if there is any ballpark date/month that Rise of the Resistance is projected/speculated to open? How late into this year? I’m going in mid December with a bit of trepidation regarding crowds, so I keep hoping Resistance is open a solid month or so before we go. Sorry, just can’t bring myself to sort through 907 pages...
“Hold my beer,” says World Showcase.As per the new Disney park expansion standard...
- Two Rides
- Two Shops
- A bunch of places to eat.
See also: Pandora
- Two Rides
- One Shop
- Two places to eat.
Toy Story Land
- Two Rides (Toy Story Mania doesn't count since that was open already)
- One place to eat
- and they are apparently building a shop one day.
New Fantasy Land
- Two Rides (Under the Sea, Mine Train Coaster) I don't count story time with Belle as a ride.
- Two places to eat (Be our Guest and Gaston's tavern)
- One shop off of Gaston's tavern.
This is the new standard. Where is the innovation?
With all of the places to eat Disney is slowly becoming a giant food court and an expensive outlet mall.
SWGE has 2 shops? There are 3 experiences - Cantina, Android building, Light sabre building; plus multiple shops - First Order cargo bay, Resistance supplies, and multiple vendors in the market place. All of these are part of the immersive experience in BSO.As per the new Disney park expansion standard...
- Two Rides
- Two Shops
- A bunch of places to eat.
...
WDW's Adventureland only had two rides until it was 'plussed' with the carpet spinner. DCA's Cars Land had three, but one had to be quickly killed off and later replaced.As per the new Disney park expansion standard...
- Two Rides
- Two Shops
- A bunch of places to eat.
See also: Pandora
- Two Rides
- One Shop
- Two places to eat.
Toy Story Land
- Two Rides (Toy Story Mania doesn't count since that was open already)
- One place to eat
- and they are apparently building a shop one day.
New Fantasy Land
- Two Rides (Under the Sea, Mine Train Coaster) I don't count story time with Belle as a ride.
- Two places to eat (Be our Guest and Gaston's tavern)
- One shop off of Gaston's tavern.
This is the new standard. Where is the innovation?
With all of the places to eat Disney is slowly becoming a giant food court and an expensive outlet mall.
I'm still pressed that they changed the DL map for this franchise. Each land was so original, clever, and charming. I understand why they built Galaxy's Edge and where it fits into the brand/theme parks but not physically into DL. It wasn't even Disney's IP until semi recently. Oh well.
Attraction | Movie | How old was the IP |
Sleeping Beauty Castle (1955)* | Sleeping Beauty (1959) | -4 |
Mr. Toads Wild Ride (1955)* | The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad (1949) | 6 |
Alice in Wonderland (1958)* | Alice in Wonderland (1951) | 7 |
Peter Pan's Flight (1955)* | Peter Pan (1953) | 2 |
Mad Tea Party (1955)* | Alice in Wonderland (1951) | 4 |
Roger Rabit Cartoon Spin (1994)* | Roger Rabbit (1988) | 6 |
The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh (1999)* | Bought the IP in 2001 | -2 |
Buzz Lightyear's Space Ranger Spin (1998) | Toy Story 2 (1999) | -1 |
Magic Carpets of Aladdin (2001) | Aladdin (1992) | 9 |
Stitch's Great Escape! (2004) | Lilo and Stitch (2002) | 2 |