I actually agree. DHS needs a bunch of really good attractions to augment the six existing rides, rather than a single blockbuster. I'll take 4 doubles over a single homerun any day of the week.
My least favorite rock work is at the entrance to Tommorowland coming across the bridge. Just kinda odd looking.
Ding, Ding, Ding, we have a winner, the Star Wars E-ticket is probably going to be the best ride ever, but the cars ride is most likely going to be an EPIC FAIL! But ya know, we have a Pixar land, why not use it.
I'm always going to look back at New Fantasyland and say " Wow, all that hype for what 3 new attractions, the loss of toontown, and a ridiculously busy dining place.
I am only aware of two major rides that are of "E-ticket" magnitude that are being developed. There are numerous smaller additions planned, of course.
Actually, that I just try to forget.
That was that way on purpose, landscapers tried to make it futuristic.
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Yea, I hate to see it go. Over the years I've had a fun time letting newbie's get on the tram ahead of me in a very gracious and considerate manner. Then, of course, I would have a bit of a chuckle when the water came pouring down and getting those closest to the left side a bit of a spray. Course I would immediately go from a saint to evil...but what to heck, it was funny.
One time I did that, the row in front and in back of us heard what was going on and played along. No one said a word. After the water came down and the kids had gotten happily wet, they all started speaking up. Some told me how slick I had done that and thought it was great.
