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God forbid Disney make an app for themselves instead of letting 3rd parties make money using their product... Side note: the magic band delivery is an awesome idea.

^Because Japan is awesome and wouldn't want someone to sit on a dirty seat!

I think Chris might be right. His backstory ties into the larger "Society of Explorers and Adventurers" story that WDI created for TDS. http://www.blueskydisney.com/2009/09/hidden-sea.html

YOLOCoaster...only because I will actually be able to get that credit this year.

I think this has already been said, but it's still totally true: ALL OF THEM. Seriously, Rocky Mountain Coasters just revolutionized the industry with how awesome their rides have turned out thus far. Every single park with an aging wooden coaster NEEDS the RMC treatment.

Totally disagree! I think Jack In the Box is one of the better fast food chains.

Mine is probably not that hard to figure out.

^Seriously! Aside from it being Orlando, TPR events like these sounds so awesome!

Good to see CGA trying new things! These small things cost the park next to nothing, yet add a ton to any guests lucky enough to partake in them.

Judging by the footers right next to them (which I assume are for a transfer track), the first one appears to be where a maintenance area will be.

Couldn't have said it better myself!

^Was that sarcasm? Those launches are more like pushes...barely even count.

Vegas is a sentimental town...the marketing campaign of "it's back!" would totally work.

If anything, that feature will be removed if/when it causes too much downtime. I see it being a problem for that reason...definitely not for energy consumption

I sense a "carnival" bill of some sort being drafted, to try and close loopholes Carnival gets from being incorporated in Panama...

Transformers is 60,000sqft.

A lot of SFMM's infrastructure is horribly outdated from opening, so any opportunity to build newer venues is good for the park even if it bombs with guests.

That would place the building size at 140k-150k square feet. That's a big show building!

I'm sure it'll be available for sale again soon enough.

Maybe it's just a manual way of safely overriding the system to allow the car to be lowered?

Thanks for keeping us updated. It takes courage to want to visit Circus Circus!

Not sure where they would find room for the flat ride and still maintain a seating area for those restaurants, but it would definitely be cool.

This is great! The one thing I thought DtD was lacking is a true identity, rather than a nice collection of shops/restaurants spread out across the lake...now this concept ties the whole place together in one unified theme and hopefully brings life back into the deader parts (old Pleasure Island) of the place!

LED's are quite powerful now. If they are going that route, LED's will probably provide better coverage...