Which upcoming addition to DCA are you anticipating the most?

[Mr. Sullivan]

Coco is the only one that interests me and if we lose monsters inc in the process it’s just a wash and not an improvement.

Honestly, and you can tell by my entire persona on here so this is not an easy thing for me to say, I've got to disagree.

The ride is as good as it can be for what it is, but it's very obvious that it was a hastily done reskin. It's not particularly good, and will look even worse when WDW gets their Monsters stuff. If Coco goes into that spot and is an actually good ground up attraction, that's an overall gain. A mid attraction being replaced by a good one is an improvement.

 

[TrainsOfDisney]

It's not particularly good, and will look even worse when WDW gets their Monsters stuff.

I think it’s great! It’s much better than the little mermaid ride, and midway mania, which were both ground up designs.

 

[DLR92]

Midway Mania is to me an innovated idea for the Pier. The pier lacked having a proper dark ride. Still think the area should contain more dark rides.
I wish the pier could have something engaging like that of Peter Pan and Mr. Toad Wild Ride offers.

 

[waltography]

Honestly, and you can tell by my entire persona on here so this is not an easy thing for me to say, I've got to disagree.

The ride is as good as it can be for what it is, but it's very obvious that it was a hastily done reskin. It's not particularly good, and will look even worse when WDW gets their Monsters stuff. If Coco goes into that spot and is an actually good ground up attraction, that's an overall gain. A mid attraction being replaced by a good one is an improvement.

I'd push back and say mid attractions are needed as part of a healthy capacity mix in any good park. Especially given Monsters' relatively small footprint, it'd feel a bit like a wash if we lost its capacity for Coco when on busy days Monsters Inc. still can pull in 45-60 minute waits. If there's available space where Coco can go that doesn't replace existing attractions (and it makes thematic sense unlike in Hollywoodland), that's what I'd consider an improvement.