Still 3 months away. Bummed I will be at WDW 2 weeks in March.
I'll wait for three or four years to ride it. It's not worth a long long wait for a tad over one minute coaster ride. Lights are nice though. :grin:....
I think this is the worst part. Disney build schedules are always obtusely long, but it's the fact that we aren't waiting 5 years for Rise or Hagrids. We waited this long for something that honestly isn't that interesting.I have missed on Hagrid's two years running due to line length or downtime. I actually miss riding it since I was able to ride it one time prior. Nothing about this ride screams, "You're missing out on something awesome." Will it be enjoyable? Yes but not "can't miss".
Think of it like a going-away celebration for the 50th celebration.They missed an entire 18-month 50th anniversary celebration and part of the point of this addition was to provide extra capacity to MK during the anniversary...
Well the 50th was a dud so they needed something to clear the stench out. Aside from pre-planned rides opening during the timeframe, nothing about the "celebration" looked like they even tried to celebrate the resort.Think of it like a going-away celebration for the 50th celebration.
I have missed on Hagrid's two years running due to line length or downtime. I actually miss riding it since I was able to ride it one time prior. Nothing about this ride screams, "You're missing out on something awesome." Will it be enjoyable? Yes but not "can't miss".
I think this is the worst part. Disney build schedules are always obtusely long, but it's the fact that we aren't waiting 5 years for Rise or Hagrids. We waited this long for something that honestly isn't that interesting.
This is my tron for the time being . View attachment 18104
Having done both, it's essentially the same ride. lol And both super fun. Don't sleep on Tron, especially at night. Again, if it's the same as Shanghai, it's one of those attractions that really starts in the queue. I'm excited it's finally here.
Now, to be able to get on it at a park that has double the attendance of SHDL and hasn't had another new ride in 9 years...
...and hasn't had another new ride in 9 years...
Thank Christ this thing is opening, I'm soooo tired of hearing about it lol
Thank Christ this thing is opening, I'm soooo tired of hearing about it lol
I wonder if this is the longest attraction construction timeline in Disney history?
It's kind of its own metaphor at this point
And get ready for the next new ride here to open in 2027 or later given the lack of non-Blue Sky announcements and the current build schedules. :yawn:
Well the 50th was a dud so they needed something to clear the stench out. Aside from pre-planned rides opening during the timeframe, nothing about the "celebration" looked like they even tried to celebrate the resort.
Oh my god, you're right..
Most popular theme park in America. To be fair, it is the definite most well-rounded park of the four by a country mile, but even still.
And get ready for the next new ride here to open in 2027 or later given the lack of non-Blue Sky announcements and the current build schedules. :yawn:
I've ridden Splash a hundred times, I mean something entirely new like Tron or the New Fantasyland expansions. We are a decade out from NFL, but at least that was a brand new land with 2 major rides, a highly themed show and restaurant, a rethemed kids area with an expansion to a historic popular ride that desperately needed it. In that 10 years since then, what've we gotten? Muppet's in Liberty Square for a year or two? Inconsistent and practically ignorable Tommorowland theming changes? 10 years from now, what will we have to look back on when it comes to expansion at MK? Will we have anything besides Tron, PatF Splash, and a few more temporary nighttime shows or parades?Well, technically speaking, a new ride is (tentatively) opening next year.