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The wooden structure on the right - I'm having a hard time placing what it used to be part of...

They'll absolutely change the ride cycle. Every year or so that can tout it as an "all new experience!"

...wondering how many people will sneak cameras onto Giant Drop to get construction photos.

Beast would have been replaced long before RMC arrived on the scene. Wonderland would have made the ride arms race a 3-way fight with DW and MW.

Looks a lot like the Eureka unload and load stations to me.

Um... it still has the full ToT there too.

Oooo! What's the source on this one?

Mrs and I were meant to visit both Disneyland/CA and Disney World (And Kennedy Space Centre) in October. I think we'll hold off until 22, once Avengers Campus is up and running, and Galaxy's Edge is quieter. We should also be able to spend more than the 2 days we were going to rush at DL/CA.

Come on, it's clearly MRBSS - Metropolis Rapid Bus Stop Shelter.

What's the target market for Vortex? If it's for those liking extreme rides, yes it's a bit flat. For families with tweens/teens, it's at the upper end of thrill.

...or Tron? The miltilevel carpark would have to go over on the grassy field, or area in front of WB Kids. Hang on, is the grassy area VRTP's, or do they rent it when needing overflow?

...or anywhere in the station/queue and hearing the LSM launch.

Preparations in the lagoon for the Sea of Dreams (20th Anniversary) Spectacular: Via THIS TWEET.

Great writeup, thanks! Yeah, Indiana Jones' ride experience was a bit of a let-down for me at Paris, but the theming was good. The loop was a surprise for me, so enjoyed that. Was there more 'western' foods as well? I'd imagine so. Good to try the locally inspired foods I guess.

Kudos to them for lighting it up, but I suspect this is temporary lighting.

This guy gets sight lines. 👍

No need to bark at them.

Sunday is the first say of the calendar week.

How about them Log Ride demolitions?

I found a POV on Facebook. The ride time is longer than it looks from off-ride, as the use of vertical space within the footprint is extensive.

A motion sensor might be a suitable replacement.

Once the fine is paid, and the memorial installed, I hope this sad period in DW's history can be moved on from.

It's probably inside the no-fly zone for SW's helipad.

Why do you have to walk sideways on that footpath?

Blue Lagoon-Big Brother Auditorium?