Gusey
Well-Known Member
The only difference this time is that with the Disney Decade, they announced 30+ new attractions, hotels and theme parks to open between 1990 and 1999, and the majority of those supposed to open in the first 5 years were built in the decade, if adapted (Toontown, Indiana Jones attraction, New Tomorrowland, Voyage of the Little Mermaid, Honey, I Shrunk The Kids Playground, Splash Mountain @ WDW, The Timekeeper, Alien Encounter, Tower of Terror & Sunset Boulevard, New Orleans French Quarter, Dixie Landings, Wilderness Lodge, DVC, Animal Kingdom, Disneyland 2nd gate)This is a good point and many will counter that a lot of this we're victims of covid. But Disney has a bad history of not doing things they have fully announced that were shovel ready. During the Eisner years with the Disney decade we can add the following announced projects that never happened:
Russia pavilion for World showcase
Switzerland pavilion for World showcase
Baby Herman's baby buggy ride at Hollywood studios
The Muppet movie Ride at Hollywood studios
Mickey's movieland also on Hollywood studios.
This time we've had only 5 years announced and 15 projects set to open (Walt Disney animatronic, Coco Boat Ride, Avatar @ DCA, 2 Avengers Campus, Starlight Parade, Cars @ MK, Villains @ MK, Pirate Tavern, Spaceship Earth Lounge, Test Track 3.0, Monsters @ Hollywood Studios, Villain Show @ Hollywood Studios, Tropical Americas, 3D Zootopia Show)