@ScottGustin@OffhandDisney The original looked better with the lights and trees, but being covered would be good in the heat or rain, so Iโm reserving judgement until we see more.
@ThemeParkIQ I wonder if the post with electrical is a new wait time sign like they added to King Arthurโs Carousel recently? And hopefully the new lanterns keep the same ambience for the ride at night. I would hate for that to change.
@ThemeParkIQ This also means we probably wonโt be getting any of the specialty potatoes at Troubadour for yet another season. Such a bummer because those are always a go to for me when I visit and they didnโt bring them back for Halloween time either.
@ThemeParkIQ Thatโs a wild choice. Toon Town is already crazy packed all the time, this is going to make it insane back there. That also seems like a huge downgrade for guests.
@thecalibae Meanwhile, Disney World gets Piston Peak, Villians Land, Encanto, new Indy, and a sh*t ton of new ride tech. Disneyland Resort really is the redheaded stepchild of Disney. I wish they loved it and respected it more.
@Arsnault@BackcourtBK@just_ask_danny It should be a mix of both. Walt should never be removed from the park. At that point itโs no longer Disneyland. This is just another sign of how the new generations have no respect for history. All about destruction and devouring in the name of โme, me, meโ. Nothing sacred.
@AGDFNAF@DisneyScoopGuy Zero chance itโs done by 2030 when they donโt even have a finalized plan yet. Build time alone is taking them like 3 years per ride (looking at Avengers and Coco that are coming 2028 & 2029-ish). That gives them less than 4 years for concept, planning, permits, demo, & building