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Personally I don't really think this has anything to do with Epic or other additions and is just a normal yearly price increase that was bound to happen because captalism. Blue and Green milk have already been priced at $9 for awhile, and they are a smaller portion size than butterbeer (and...

How are Gringotts or the Hogwarts Express not family friendly dark rides?

They really don't. There's a lot of places in both DHS and DAK to expand without really replacing anything major, and yeah, Pandora has more space too.

This twitter user is actually wrong. It's not actually under construction but being torn down. You can see it fully constructed in previous pics. I believe the building is actually already gone since the time this photo was taken.

From what I've gathered from reading some Japanese fans thoughts on USJ on Twitter and Youtube, yes, there is a division between USJ fans and a lot of them want the park to focus on American properties. I don't think that'll happen though, it's pretty obvious where the future of the park is headed.

Don't include things like the Ultrasaur being missing. Sometimes they need to remove the animatronics to fix them, they have no other choice. That's just how maintenance at theme parks works. Happens with rides at Disney all the time too.

I don't think dune could make a good theme park land. Maybe a ride but it isn't exactly an environment I would want to be in or that would look good.

Removing 3D doesn't really change the intensity of the attraction. They probably have it in the thrill category because children are pretty scared by the queue + all the other spooky stuff and the simulated movements in the 360 scene can be pretty rough.

The new themed drinks in Circus are pretty fun and good:

Didn't they just remove 3D from ratatouille in DLP?

I think disney quest could've definitely survived, especially if they made upgrades to the VR experiences and added newer ones too.

I don't see how the addition of a new attraction is cost-cutting the parks to the bones. I don't think minion blast was as cheap as you probably think it was either.

How is doing a temporary test at removing 3D from one ride "cutting the existing parks to the bone"?

At least what's causing these cuts isn't being built on the other side of the world.

Not my pic but someone DM'd them asking about it. No official announcement yet.

Universal has confirmed on twitter that this 2D test will last until March 9th.

I think the first hadrosaur (the one on the left) is totally gone and there is nothing in that pit (at least I couldn't see anything) so they are definitely working on fixing that one. The 2nd one is still sitting down underwater though (you can faintly see it, kinda creepy actually), just not...

I feel the complete opposite about the new mobile order system - it is so much easier. All you have to do now is find a table to sit at and place an order on the app and the food comes right to you. No waiting in lines, you have infinite time to decide what you want, you don't have to talk to...

Soo, the Disney World version?

Doesn't the Hollywood trex work in a completely different way? Orlandos doesn't swing down like that IIRC.