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Are all 98 of those speakers willing to stay up past their bedtime?

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I don't think this is true. At least, I don't think their reasoning is solid. For starters, there are tons of ways they could configure show buildings to accomodate these restrictions (i.e the lower right corner of the Simba lot. Secondly, we've already seen from the Disneyland Forward proposed...

Probably would have happened if they didn't move Star Wars from Tomorrowland to it's own area. The pre Galaxy's Edge rumors all pointed to a replacement of Toontown for Arendelle that never happened.

Maybe we're getting stuck on the number of attractions. I'd still say utilization and density of attractions is probably still better at Disneyland (granted Disneyland has the tradeoff where small areas like Fantasyland absorb significant capacity, but people need to enter and egress through...

Think he's counting shows like Tiki Room and Carousel as well.

Many of which have low capacities. Also what are we counting as rides here, over 30, come on. Disneyland actually has over 30 rides, and they're still trying to optimize every inch of that park to better accomodate crowds.

So many questions: 1. So is it really just a miniaturized Star Tours vehicle on a track? 2. How many people does this thing seat? 3. Does the vehicle have blinders or no (another way to phrase this, how big are the show scenes)? 4. Does the size of the vehicle necessitate that it moves more...

I was born in 99, and mostly watched the movies when they came out starting when I was around 5 or 6, but I get the sense that parents these days are much more protective about what their kids see.

I'm just saying that if I were making a 250 million dollar movie that would probably determine the fate of my job, I would maybe have the wherewithal to delegate the tv show and the tweets to someone else.

James Gunn must have an incredible work ethic. Filming Superman, filming Peacemaker, and tweeting a response to every inane question thrown his way...so much work.

Shocking.

Bleh, sorry yes. Can't believe I said that.

Heard this was just a dirt pile, so I have a hard time believing this will open in the summer. ;) And yeah, anyone whose lived in LA knows that Dim Tai Fung is like the Portos of Bao Buns down there.

Maybe it will be the most accurate simulacra of a winding mountain road man has ever created. EDIT: I imagine the new story is that we're still on a "sim track", but instead of entering the Lawnmower Man rendition of the virtual world, we are entering the hi-tech, raytraced, physically based...

This is what I mean by a bait leak. Could be that RSR is going to MK, but a random Woody flat ride at this time at that location just strikes me as both odd and oddly specific. I think it's more likely that from BTTM you head into Arizona then cross the border over to Mexico.

Woody attraction makes this sound like a bait-leak imo.

I'm honestly surprised it's been able to operate as long as it has without a major incident.

Earthrise is actually Intamin and not Vekoma based on construction photos, so I'm not sure if there's any shared tech on the ride vehicle front.

I find this hard to believe. They explicitly told us we'd be getting permits within the next few weeks. Unless they have two sets of permits ready to file...