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I'm surprised the sky coaster is still there.

Moving quick! Might have to go check out the construction as an excuse to go to Vegas.

I love the interactivity. I also love that Disney took the time to make it look natural, instead of trying to do a cheesy voice over with existing costumes.

I disagree. Aside from the low capacity, that was one of my favorites. I hope they expand upon the concept, with a higher capacity and more monsters.

Sounds like this is one of those deals similar to the Sea World deal: "repay the debt" to the companies that already own them?

Well, we know were Adam will be eating lunch (and taking 10,000 photos) as soon as these open... Looks like a great addition to DtD. Should help bring some excitement to the area as they transition to the new DtD with all the work.

A real haunt at a Disney park? Looks amazing. Wish they would do it in the States too (the Studios at WDW and DCA at DLR could be the scary park, while the others do the friendly events).

I doubt they purposely didn't pay the bill. I'm guessing it is either a dispute over whether or not the vendor completed the work according to the terms of their deal or just a mistake someone made behind the scenes (there's usually lots of "red tape" when it comes to finances at theme parks).

$65 is a steal for the quality of either park!

I live in a condo, so it looks exactly the same as it always does.

The attractions are definitely dated, but also still lots of "silly fun" with a group. Plus, free arcade games! Classic ones and newer ones.

^Love the concept of the wands...wish we could finally get the Great Wolf Lodge built out here in so cal to try it out!

^Once that project is completed, it will practically be a brand new park from 10 years ago!

And unlike in the U.S., patrons there will gladly pay the higher prices and still enjoy the experience instead of complaining about every little detail because they payed "so much."

They both look delicious! I can't wait for the comprehensive review with 10,000 photos the next time you visit the DLR Adam.

^That makes me hate the show even more. I hate the forced "meet and greets" that celebrities and athletes do, where buying overpriced merch gets you a second to say hi to the person as they barely acknowledge you to ask for your name to personalize the autograph before moving on to the next one. I miss Ed Alonzo

Still think the Dodgers should have given Beltran or Holliday a nice fastball to the ribs to get even for Hanley. Without him, the Dodgers were lost.

From what I was told in the elvira store, you would have to buy 40.00 in merch. Correct. But no photos with her are allowed...

I'm sure the ride would have been open as part of their limited operations schedule to begin with had it opened on time, so it's not like they are doing anything special for the ride.

Hope that is true! Will help spread the Haunt crowds out a bit more!

^Does he? If he's crazy enough to still want to work with the fair board, I'm not so sure about that... Just on the surface it would seem that he subscribed to the Six Flags of old's business model when he last ran the park: he poured a ton of money into the park and then had to cash out. Was that because he couldn't afford the debt incurred from all those rides?

Hopefully the plans weren't scaled back.

The exact layout of the land isn't known yet, though it is confirmed the entire walled off area is set to become the Wizarding World of Harry Potter.

All that remains now of the Gibson is the cement foundation of the theater and some walls that were formerly backstage areas. A timelapse photo of the destruction

Most exciting fantasy news of the week: Gronk is back!