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$19 is what they're charging for the standard lightning cable anyway. Rather get that than a little nub I'd lose in 15 minutes.

^ Hey, no problem posting it here...just had to make a joke since it was SO random!

We have a few threads on this subject...this being one of them: http://www.themeparkreview.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=62956 Another: http://www.themeparkreview.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=59429

Even a land, something in scope and scale to Cars Land, for DHS would be an awesome addition. Mos Eisley spaceport anyone?

The wife and I. I'm a robot, she's some sort of fairy goddess.

This isn't delimeatreview.com right????

Sign me up!!!

Thanks Nostradumbus

Mark Hamill knew about the sequels last year: http://www.firstshowing.net/2012/mark-hamill-talks-star-wars-episode-vii-knew-about-it-last-year/

Even if he can't write his way out of a paper bag, shit like this makes Lucas awesome.

Not the most exciting announcement, but I'd rather something like this than a big B&M ruining more of the park's atmosphere.

The only sandwich that will get me to wait more than 15 minutes is a blowjob.

So who do you think they'll get to helm the next movies? Potential ideas... - Brad Bird (Pixar/Lucas ties, knows how to direct live action) - Andrew Stanton (Same...but may still have John Carter Stink on him) - Gore Verbinski (In the Disney stable, knows how to direct big movies) - David Yates (Harry Potter were as big as any Star Wars movies) - Guillermo Del Toro (Disney has been wanting to work with him, Pacific Rim has a sci-fi feel) - Peter Jackson (rolling off LOTR/Hobbit and into Star Wars would cement him as the next Lucas) - Joss Whedon (doubtful they'd pull him away from Marvel) - JJ Abrams (Would be great, though doubt he'd pull away from Star Trek) I think Brad Bird or Gore Verbinski seem the most likely. I'd love to see a wildcard like Edgar Wright get it though.

Don't parks usually have insurance for these kinds of things? EDITZ: Haha Elissa beat me by like 2 seconds.

Is this even a question?

^ It's times like this you wish that some YOLOcoaster track would show up so people could be distracted by something shiny and new.

The medicine and goo stuffing industry is going to take a big hit if its true.

Definitely an improvement. Still looks like a Coachella stage.

Double fixed.

^ Wow, that still frame is....yeah. Wow.

^ NOT THE MERCHANDISE!!!

^ Probably trying to keep the announcement for the area as vague as possible so no one can be disappointed.

^^ Dead link.

^^ That's mostly the fault of overzealous Disney fans than Disney itself.