I guess you missed the excitement among the DLP fans about the Toilets of Terror.
However, the excitement was about the design looking like Tower of Terror, so they were taken as a sign that the tower would follow the toilets...
I'd say that's a bit of a stretch. Transformers billboards are still around Southern California right now, just like there's Cars Land billboards everywhere. Disneyland doesn't really have any billboards "just because" - they're always advertising the newest attraction and/or holiday event… just like USH.
). Sometimes I get the feeling that some people just need to find a negative spin on every single thing related to WDW now. Like if you say something positive you are out of the club or something. On the flip side many people refuse to acknowledge any problems at all and feel the need to attack anyone who is negative. This cycle seems to continue indefinitely. 
IMHO, It's OK to be disturbed, frustrated, angry or saddened by the current state of WDW and still be complimentary of something built there. Very simply put, it doesn't have to be black or white there are many shades of grey (more than 50 even
Here's my 2 cents on all of this. The area looks really nice. Shows that Disney still has the ability to create high quality things. Sure I would like it to be a new E ticket ride instead of bathrooms, but it's not. It is what it is which is a nicely themed bathroom area with some seating and shade. A good add to the park. Not every thing needs to be a potter swatter or a new reason to visit the parks. I am as frustrated as anyone with the decline in maintenance standards, cutbacks on hours and the lack of new attractions worth seeing. Despite all of that I still acknowledge this area looks great.
I'm with ya on this one. It's like the lyrics in that one song "you can't always get what you want. You can't always get what you ask for. But if you try sometimes you just might find, you get what you need". Has anyone been able to find a nightime vid of this area yet with a filmer actually being/setting foot in this area?
That is because the MK, unlike us, is now mature. It feces new challenges. Modern Fantasyland is all about Poo, Tinklebell and Mr. Turd's Wild Ride.
I think it's safe to say that Universal Studios Florida and Universal Studios Hollywood are completely different parks. In Hollywood, it's more about being on the real, working backlot where countless feature films were produced. In Florida, it's more about the theme park where guests can explore extremely detailed themed lands such as New York and Hollywood. As I stated before, only one small portion of USF focuses on being a working movie studio, and that's "Production Central".I read that and said "Really???". I checked out Universal's website, and you are correct. Although the, um, pace of production at the Orlando facility has nearly trickled to a halt from its modest 1988 launch. According to Universal, they've been filming some scenes for movies there at the pace of about one per year. http://studio.florida.universalstudios.com/aboutus.php
The last movie filmed at Universal Orlando was in 2011, something called "Tooth Fairy 2", which according to the Interweb was a direct-to-DVD film starring Larry The Cable Guy.
But your point is valid; there is still active filming taking place on the Universal Orlando property. In very, very modest amounts. I honestly had no idea.
Yes. Everything "inside the walls" will keep the "tent" design, and will not be changed to match the newer work.
