I actually like the Studio Park more than Epcot, but it's definitely a half day park at best. I'd like it more without the hat. Just sayin'.
I'd tend to agree with the second worst Magic Kigndom sentiment. I disliked Tokyo Disneyland considerabley more because it was just a total clusterf*ck with no definable boundries of where one land ended and the next began, but if you look at the ATTRACTIONS in it, they were pretty much all better versions of what WDW has. Don't even get me started on how great Pooh's Hunny Hunt is!
I disagree with the Old Mill. It's so well themed that it doesn't stand out at all. It feels natural there, and most importantly, it's NOT TALL, and only faces into the park. Walt's own quote on the topic of a ferris wheel was that he'd never want one in Disneyland, because being as tall as they are, they throw off the scale and allow guests a view into undesirable backstage areas. The Old Mill does not violate that, and thus I have no problem with it.
On the other hand, the 150' Mickey's Fun Wheel, which stands 3 feet taller than Matterhorn Bobsleds- the attraction to which by Walt's own choice would be the sturcture everything else was built in scale to, is nothing shy of offensive.