Since permits have already been issued, I don’t think so. Also someone will correct me if I’m wrong, but I don’t think the district can stop construction on a project once it has begun.
They could stop it if a serious violation were occurring but nothing will slow this project
I wonder if the Florida/DeSantis feud could have been the main reason the Magic Kingdom version of Tiana's Bayou Adventure was fast tracked before the Disneyland version.
I don’t think it was related. Most ”in the know” stated that there is one team working on this so they started in Florida and will migrate to California. There’s also a million other reasons why they did it a few months earlier, but I don’t think this is one of them.
That's good. Despite my dissapointment, I'm just really eager to see if this ride will actually be better than my low expectations. I'm still hoping for some last minute surprise like the last season of Picard.
Interesting point but the Florida/Disney legal issues are more cover and distraction for the Comrade Iger purge of TWDC than any reason to accelerate the completion of an attraction.
I heard differently. I heard there are two Imagineering teams working collaboratively but separately (i.e. in Florida and in California) on the attraction. My source did not give a reason for the delay in DL, though.
I've seen most people point to Indiana Jones's refurbishment for that. Two E-tickets down like that would be hell.
I didn't know they had Astromech droids helping them.
An extremely rare R1-G1D unit.
That model sucks.
It's rather similar to the color of Big Thunder, isn't it?
