@jswimreal @OOCPlotaVyond You’re watching the GoAnimate Network, where we have shows about troublemakers repeatedly getting grounded… and nothing else!
@BoardwalkTimes@WSJ Out of all the Tomorrowland areas at the Disney parks, the one at Disneyland needs the most TLC. I understand it is not exactly part of the redirt’s long-term plans, but I can at least hope it happens, if at all.
@NostalgiaFolder You know, I have seen Best Buy stores in Canada eliminating the DVD/Blu-ray sections/stands in favour of more consumer electronics spaces. It was one of the only reasons why I came to Best Buy before the changes.
@MickeyViews Although my family and I tried Fantasia Gardens once, we preferred Winter Summerland for its unique theming and convenient location next to Disney’s Blizzard Beach. In fact, Disney’s mini golf courses are underrated attractions at the resort. Don’t you agree?
@Mickey_Central I would not mind too much. Considering that it takes up a huge space in Tomorrowland, it would be enough to create a new attraction there, perhaps something akin to the former 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea Submarine Voyage. Either that or another IP experience.
@lom_lom_lom_ I don’t know where the initial hype came from. Was it because it had a trendy switch track and swing launch? Was it because it was by Intamin? Who knows?
@Coaster101 Wildcat’s Revenge at Hersheypark is the first RMC coaster to do so, making operations more efficient and allowing it to run with three trains.
@Coaster101 Many people I know have said parks like Busch Gardens Tampa, Knott’s Berry Farm, and Six Flags Magic Mountain. Still, many constraints and restrictions may prevent a giga coaster from being built at these parks (height or earthquake considerations).
@TRVLtruth You can do that by going in a Time Machine and travelling back to the peak of classic EPCOT Center, potentially staying there forever! Honestly, though I miss many elements, I do take a chance with some newer ones.