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Im skeptical as to the bottom right land being explicitly How To Train Your Dragon themed. Why would you theme your largest land after a just-ended movie franchise without a major fanbase? Also is that Space Fantasy Center-Right attached to the hub?

I think a lot of explanations for the attendance issues Ive seen online overlook the obvious truth that Disney got cocky and priced out 80% of America.

And bear in mind Universal is a huge corporation extending far beyond the theme parks. NBC Universal could easily soak up billions in short term losses from the parks in return for greater long-term profits.

I loved the sequence too, but the BMX bike stunts were one of the worst creative choices Ive seen in a while. Who thought that was a good idea for a movie set in 1930s London?

There's also the problem that drones are fragile, and would probably not do well around exploding fireworks.

Your absolulety correct on Beauty and the Beast, my bad. Some poor cauculations on my part. As for Fantasyland Theater, 1.56 acres is about 68,000 sq ft. (1 acre=43560 sq ft)

Question: Is the Disney Paris resort comfortably profitable, or does it dip into the red sometimes?

Seven Dwarfs in the Magic kingdom occupies 80,000 ft2, Fantasyland Theater alone in Disneyland takes up 65000, without even invading the Casey Jr. and Storybook Canal boat area. Pinocchio and Snow White together take up 20000, thats not huge, but a decent size D-ticket dark ride could...

Ya, that's why I'm definitely never gonna be in charge of Disneyland lol

If I were in charge of redoing Fantasyland, heres what I'd do Redo Matterhorn tracks so it doesn't break your back Tear out Fantasyland Theatre and Casey Jr., and build a new version of 7 Dwarfs Mine Train weaving through Storybook Land Canal Boats and back where the theater used to be. Tear...

I just dont see how a third park would work. There is literally no room around the current resort, and with California traffic, a park in Long Beach could be 2 hours away.

Overall, I really enjoyed this! Emily Blunt and Lin Manuel Miranda were both fantastic in their respective roles, and it was a heartwarming journey. The animated sections about 30 minutes in was a blast, and I thought it was awesome that they used the old-school 2D animation. I thought the...

Hello, I am a theme park fan and long time browser of the Orlando United forums. I have never been to Universal Studios, or Florida at all, but I have been to California Adventure and Disneyland multiple times. I joined Inside Universal rather than WDW Magic or another Disney forums because A...