PiratesMansion
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I believe the new verse doesn't drop until July 17th.
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Was on it earlier today. Coco scene looks really nice. The whole attraction looked great actually. Also my sister dropped 1k on her family to come to DL today only to find out Fantasyland closes at 4pm for a media/ private event. That’s crazy. Was not mentioned anywhere when purchasing the tickets.
Too Many Hats
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Ah okay. I’ll resume worrying.
Too Many Hats
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Glad it looks great in person. That’s awful about Fantasyland closing early, unannounced. I don’t know how anyone goes to Disneyland for 1 (astronomically expensive) day and maintains their sanity.
Well they had me and Genie + but I agree with the sentiment. I pretty much got them on everything.
Indy looked and felt really good! No issues.
Caught some of PTN walking out of the park. Had no idea any of this would be happening today. Really nice to see a proper night parade going down Main Street again. Tinkerbell on a stick was moving nicely.
Caught some of PTN walking out of the park. Had no idea any of this would be happening today. Really nice to see a proper night parade going down Main Street again. Tinkerbell on a stick was moving nicely.
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Disney parks boss Josh D'Amaro touts Mouse House bona fides as succession chatter rages
Observers say D'Amaro's stock has risen as a possible successor for Disney CEO Bob Iger, who is expected to retire next year.
www.latimes.com
"... Early next year, Disney’s board is expected to name a new CEO to take the reins in late 2026, when Iger is scheduled to retire. D’Amaro is among the leading contenders. The co-chairs of Disney Entertainment, Dana Walden and Alan Bergman, also are in the running. So is ESPN Chairman Jimmy Pitaro. Disney’s board has said it plans to consider external candidates as well. But observers believe that D’Amaro’s stock has been rising. ..."
Disney Irish
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And who says Disney doesn't do detailed stuff anymore.
I like the Jungle Book nod too.
And who says Disney doesn't do detailed stuff anymore.
I like the Jungle Book nod too.
You know, I’d welcome some Jungle Book references in Adventureland/ Jungle Cruise. The animals on JC are already cartoony. Give me Kaa up in a tree somewhere. The baby elephant with a wig somewhere in the bathing pool.
Disney Irish
Premium Member
Are you referring to the 1967 animated version as your nod references or the 2016 live action movie? I ask because the nod here looks to be King Louie from the 2016 live action movie.
Yeah I’m saying 67. He kind of looks like a neat combo of both versions to me but definitely leans live action.
Agent H
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Is it just me or does the window above seem to lean as if the monkey statue can’t hold it up?
No not just you. First thing I thought when I saw it.
Disney Irish
Premium Member
Here is a larger picture -
I'm just going based on the face, as this one has the same cheek folds as the live action version that the 1967 version didn't have.
For reference -
Anyways, I'm all for adding more JB to Disneyland, either version.
Disney Irish
Premium Member
I believe that window has always been that way. I just don't think it was ever noticeable before because of the rock wall.
My last few trips to DLR have been really great. I think it’s a combo of a few things… great weather, anticipation for the 70th, all the spruced up rides, Hyperspace Mountain, Plaza Inn etc but the biggest thing has to be that I haven’t park hopped to DCA in about 3-4 visits. There was a time where we almost never skipped park hopping. For our family and with DCA’s attraction roster i think we came to realize it’s usually not worth the trek over there. I’d rather just throw in a DCA heavy day/ DCA start day every 4-5 trips when we miss it. I’m sure all the new DCA attractions will help with this. As well as my daughter being older/ taller.