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I'm sure, when/if the Creature expansion happens, it will not be South American themed regardless of the movie. We pretty much now/assume the creature appears on the main ride, which means there is probably already story reason for him to be in this village. Any boat ride is likely to take place...

While coaster enthusiasts would consider Mummy a 'family coaster', Universal has always pushed it as a thrill ride and it's viewed as much by a lot of if not most general guests. So you could make the argument, but it isn't at all the same from an image standpoint as what Hagrid is viewed as...

With Universal's (likely) winning streak with family coasters after Hagrid's and Wing Gliders, I think the most appropriate replacement for RRR given it's location (and I know some will groan because it isn't a new suggestion)... Super Silly Fun Land Coaster. With Simpsons likely on the way out...

Or... Just bare with me... Universal couldn't get the Goosebumps rights because of the mouse, so they decided to go with RL Stine's OTHER big property. Introducing for the first time to HHN: That was my one bad joke of the season... I'll see myself out.

The biggest 'huh?' for me with people thinking the tempt tent house is A Quiet Place is... It's the temp tent house. The creatures in A Quiet Place are not small, so would likely need multiple American Werewolf or bigger sized puppets to pull off well, and in that location... I'm not sold. I'm...

Can't say I agree on that take much personally. HHN has used IP's that arguably have much lower popularity than Silent Hill does to great effect, and characters from the franchise have become horror icons themselves in genre circles... Just look at how Pyramid Head has become a lasting horror...

So, the only thing I'm gonna throw out there for speculation... Everyone seems to think the Mute symbol is possibly A Quiet Place, but I'm not sold. If I had to bet money, I'd say Silent Hill. We have the SH2 remake AND the new movie set to release this year.

I mean, isn't the purpose of this ride to basically be "Flight Of The Hippogriff" of Dark Universe? A more family friendly attraction compared to what is likely to be a more intense or 'scary' (for kids) main land attraction? Because in that case, the ride time is comparable.

Yup, for many many years... but that's completely beside my point. Regardless, arguing the complexities of property rights is exhausting and not at all appealing right now... so instead, my second submission to the horror adjacent, divisive property that could be a headliner... The Witcher...

*Side eyes Marvel Super Hero Island* Ok... *Glances at The Simpsons* Cool, checks out. Universal not only openly features known Disney brands, they do so almost brazenly and make a TON of money doing it. It's called business.

Ummm no? Why would it? The rights for Goosebumps books are help by Scholastic... their own film and television division handles production of all current films and shows alongside Sony. That includes the original series. Disney has never had any rights to the series. Even the upcoming series...

That I mentioned at the end of my post?

Ok... making my pitch for the "divisive" IP that's big enough to headline. My call is Goosebumps. 90's nostalgia is starting to creep in. Goosebumps was a LOT of millennial era horror fans first taste of more serious horror, while remaining kid friendly. Their is great imagery that could come...

My first night of this year was Thursday October 17th, with this passed Sunday marking my 4th and final night of the event. Night one was done via RIP Tour, and night 3 was done with Express. The other 2 nights were Sundays and done to enjoy the scare zones (as much as you can enjoy them this...

I feel like at this point, if they insist on having the Parks & Resort and new info around them featured on the show floor and spoiling almost everything, perhaps they should consider moving the Parks & Resort panel to the beginning of D23, not near the tail end... but I'm just a rando on the...

Based on what was shown I got the impression that the only real changes are projections and projection mapping to "change and add to the story"... I could be wrong, but that's the overall vibe I got from it. Seems like they went with the most budget minded idea they could come up with to just...

They confirmed you would go into the Bank's home for some kind of attraction but didnt elaborate beyond that.

Just call it what its is: we are adding projections and projection mapping to Spaceship Earth.

Can't help but feel like all the park info that has been trickling out sense D23 started should have been held back. It's making this panel dull with no real new info.

I love the look of this resort so far, and when I read Brother Bear was getting some love here it made me extremely happy. I know many people overlook it or dont particularly care for it, but it's one of my favorite Disney animated films.