Returning to a Disney attraction you love is like finding an old friend still waiting for you. The place is literally built on memories like this. Tear down and replace kills that joy. When children say what makes the parks special, they’re speaking truth. Disney should listen.

The Adventurer’s Club was everything Galactic Starcruiser tried to be, authentic, immersive, a fun adventure, and it didn’t cost $6k to experience. Disney once mastered this magic, then threw it away. The demand is still there. The focus should be on bringing this back.

The first move in any negotiation is to signal the willingness to negotiate. Eddie Sotto has done that. Next move is Disney’s. From my perspective the sooner this happens the better! I’m assuming Bruce still has his number!

This is the kind of expansion that Epcot should have received. It’s more Epcot, and expands the world showcase. You always heard that Disney had plans like this - it’s exciting to see them. It feels right for the park vs what they’ve come up with lately.

Love Morocco for the detail! But sadly Disney is heading in the exact opposite direction. (Look what they did to the tile at the fountain in Morocco) The belief now is they want E ticket attractions with long lines they can sell lightening lanes to. Place making, ambiance,

This is the kind of immersive lands that Disney should’ve focused on for Epcot, instead of demolishing part of future-world. And they have the expansion space ready to go - no need to destroy and tear down to get added capacity. A win for everyone.

I can only hope that Disney is going to do a surprise announcement and announce that they will be painting WDW's castle back to its correct color.

This was and continues to be a huge loss to the studios. Runaway should have gone in its own building somewhere else. I miss GMR every-time I’m there. A true classic.

I think this is absolutely correct. It comes down to people want the Disney we all knew and loved, not the newly invented Six Flags Disney version that is something else. These older concepts feel perfect, and expand on things, without destroying the place.

I’ve mentioned this before, but it amazes me that Disney has all these abandoned spaces and chooses to do absolutely nothing with them. You’d think it would be the easiest thing since they already exist.

I see this for what it is. Dropping Fozzie under the Rock ’n’ Roller Coaster sign on National Roller Coaster Day isn’t cute; it’s Disney soft launching another IP overlay. Even if it’s the beloved Muppets, they deserve a purpose built attraction, not a lazy retheme. This is just

Great news that Disney’s not destroyed the Liberty Belle. Excellent work as always from bioreconstruct

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When I look at just how absolutely huge this “lay down” area is, I can’t believe it’s long term use is only going to be a cast parking lot. When you factor in the rerouting of Floridian Way, something more is afoot. Disney needs all this space to wipe out TS island?

Disney is betting no. The current thinking is that people will show up anyway; they don't care about the overall theming or cohesion. They are absolutely doing something different from what they used to do. Shoehorn IP and bulldoze is the cheapest/fastest way to get to "new".

This is an awful direction..From the article “According to Imagineers, Frontierland’s recent and upcoming attractions emphasize: chasing your dreams, writing your own folk tale and..the setting isn’t the story…Frontierland changes transition the land away from its representation

Can you imagine Disney ever previously having a comment like this? It used to be unthinkable. At what point will Disney recognize the damage being done to the brand? There are many such comments - it’s becoming all too common and sad.

Why would Disney be intentionally stepping away from history stuff in the parks?