Disney News, Discussion & an Element of Fun - 2023 Edition

Tell him I SAID to go. He'll love it if he likes WDW. The SoCal climate makes it an easier visit, even if the food ain't as good, imo. We'll be there the last week of September.
lol i will!! he is a disney fan, but also a grumpy ole' man lol honestly think he is against it so much cuz he really loves EPCOT. i on the other hand want to go to all the parks at least once. i think he also has it in his head that since we have DVC we should ONLY stay at WDW, even though we could use our points at DL, but i heard its harder to get Grand Californian if its not your home resort
 
lol i will!! he is a disney fan, but also a grumpy ole' man lol honestly think he is against it so much cuz he really loves EPCOT. i on the other hand want to go to all the parks at least once. i think he also has it in his head that since we have DVC we should ONLY stay at WDW, even though we could use our points at DL, but i heard its harder to get Grand Californian if its not your home resort
Villas at Disneyland Hotel is opening this September. It'll have a lot more rooms, should be easier to get a studio there if you're flexible on dates! Especially as they declare more and more inventory for points bookings.
 
Villas at Disneyland Hotel is opening this September. It'll have a lot more rooms, should be easier to get a studio there if you're flexible on dates! Especially as they declare more and more inventory for points bookings.
it really just depends on my hubby. i'm a stay at home wife and my hubby is a bus driver for NJ Transit but he bids for vacation in November for the following year. does DL have a slow season?cuz even if we only do like a long weekend kind of trip that would be fine.
 
now i REALLY need to convince my hubby to go to Disneyland at least once. He's stubborn and only wants to do disney world whereas i wanna do all of them.
Disneyland and DCA are both well worth the trip. Even for a WDW fan, there is a lot of interesting stuff out there. The parks feel different. Disneyland compares favorably to the Magic Kingdom, despite the small castle. DCA has some unique attractions, including the whole cars land area which should be experienced in both daylight and at night.
 
https://www.themeparkinsider.com/flume/202306/9625/

Robert Niles

Disney shares more looks inside its new Frozen-themed land​

June 22, 2023, 10:30 PM · Walt Disney Imagineering today is sharing more concept art for its upcoming World of Frozen land, which opens officially this November at Hong Kong Disneyland.

Disney's first completely Frozen-themed land will feature its first Frozen-themed roller coaster, Wandering Oaken’s Sliding Sleighs. Disney's concept art shows the ride's loading station, along with the decorative detail on its sled-like coaster trains.

Wandering Oaken’s Sliding Sleighs

All concept images courtesy Disney

You can see more from the ride, including some test footage, in our previous post, First look at Disney's new 'Frozen'-themed roller coaster.

The land's dark ride will be a plussed installation of Epcot's Frozen Ever After. Today, WDI published a concept image of the ride's scene where guests will meet Olaf and Sven, in a snowy forest, under an ice crystal tree created by Elsa.

Frozen Ever After scene

You can see some actual photos from inside the ride in our post, Disney shares new looks from its next 'Frozen Ever After' ride.

World of Frozen also will include "a unique interactive play experience," according to WDI, inside Anna and Elsa's childhood Playhouse, called Playhouse in the Woods. Let's use this as an excuse to look back at the Frozen show at Disneyland's Royal Theatre.

Playhouse in the Woods

The land's restaurant will be called Golden Crocus Inn, after the national symbol of Arendelle. No menu yet, but maybe it will share some dishes from the Frozen-themed restaurant on the Disney Wish?

Golden Crocus Inn

In addition to the restaurant, World of Frozen will offer a sweet shop called Northern Delights.

Northern Delights

Finally, the land's merchandise location will be called Tick Tock Toys & Collectibles.

Tick Tock Toys & Collectibles

To learn more about this land as Disney reveals additional details, please sign up for Theme Park Insider's weekly newsletter.
 
https://www.themeparkinsider.com/flume/202306/9625/

Robert Niles

Disney shares more looks inside its new Frozen-themed land​

June 22, 2023, 10:30 PM · Walt Disney Imagineering today is sharing more concept art for its upcoming World of Frozen land, which opens officially this November at Hong Kong Disneyland.

Disney's first completely Frozen-themed land will feature its first Frozen-themed roller coaster, Wandering Oaken’s Sliding Sleighs. Disney's concept art shows the ride's loading station, along with the decorative detail on its sled-like coaster trains.

Wandering Oaken’s Sliding Sleighs

All concept images courtesy Disney

You can see more from the ride, including some test footage, in our previous post, First look at Disney's new 'Frozen'-themed roller coaster.

The land's dark ride will be a plussed installation of Epcot's Frozen Ever After. Today, WDI published a concept image of the ride's scene where guests will meet Olaf and Sven, in a snowy forest, under an ice crystal tree created by Elsa.

Frozen Ever After scene

You can see some actual photos from inside the ride in our post, Disney shares new looks from its next 'Frozen Ever After' ride.

World of Frozen also will include "a unique interactive play experience," according to WDI, inside Anna and Elsa's childhood Playhouse, called Playhouse in the Woods. Let's use this as an excuse to look back at the Frozen show at Disneyland's Royal Theatre.

Playhouse in the Woods

The land's restaurant will be called Golden Crocus Inn, after the national symbol of Arendelle. No menu yet, but maybe it will share some dishes from the Frozen-themed restaurant on the Disney Wish?

Golden Crocus Inn

In addition to the restaurant, World of Frozen will offer a sweet shop called Northern Delights.

Northern Delights

Finally, the land's merchandise location will be called Tick Tock Toys & Collectibles.

Tick Tock Toys & Collectibles

To learn more about this land as Disney reveals additional details, please sign up for Theme Park Insider's weekly newsletter.

Am I...am I going to Hong Kong? I just might have to!
 
I want to go! DH won't let us go to China but I think we can compromise on Hong Kong. I'll need to plan for it soon.
What does DH stand for?
The property adjacent to DLR/DCA can be used for expansion, imo, and it should be. It's for sale at the right price, trust me. And I'd much rather capital be employed in park expansion, rather than wasting it making movies/tv shows that no one watches.

That's my story, and I'm sticking to it.
Where is that property? Can I see a map for it?
According to former imagineer Jim Shull, there were plans to add a Monsters Inc door rollercoaster in Pixar Place, on the end closer to Backlot Tour. Obviously never happened but interesting to know that was actually a plan and not just a rumour
I think Magic Kingdom should bring Tokyo Disneyland's Monsters, Inc. Ride & Go Seek to America as a replacement for the Tomorrowland Speedway, which I find as a weak version of Autopia.
 
What does DH stand for?

Where is that property? Can I see a map for it?

I think Magic Kingdom should bring Tokyo Disneyland's Monsters, Inc. Ride & Go Seek to America as a replacement for the Tomorrowland Speedway, which I find as a weak version of Autopia.
DH: Dear Husband
DW: Dear Wife
DD: Dear Daughter
DS: Dear Son
etc

IMO, ALL the property to the west and south of DL/DCA could be used for expansion. Anaheim would sell the property where the convention center sits if enough money is put on it, imo. I'm sure the Santa Anna Freeway couldn't be moved, but everything else is up for grabs if you write a big enough check.
 
I think Magic Kingdom should bring Tokyo Disneyland's Monsters, Inc. Ride & Go Seek to America as a replacement for the Tomorrowland Speedway, which I find as a weak version of Autopia.
That ride was super cute! I enjoyed that a lot and the queue is really cool. I think Disney should bulldoze Winnie the Pooh down and put Pooh's Hunny Hunt in it's place. Easily one of the best trackless rides and the set design is incredible. I rode it 3 times while I was there.
 
That ride was super cute! I enjoyed that a lot and the queue is really cool. I think Disney should bulldoze Winnie the Pooh down and put Pooh's Hunny Hunt in it's place. Easily one of the best trackless rides and the set design is incredible. I rode it 3 times while I was there.

They can do that, but only if they also put a cart out front selling the Honey Popcorn.
 

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