Originally Posted By GOB With rumors swirling of something substantial being greenlit for the Magic Kingdom, I'm wondering about a few things. First off, why are they spending so much money on the Magic Kingdom? I don't mean this to sound like a bad thing, as the park definitely needs some TLC (though not necessarily in the new attractions area), but wasn't the Magic Kingdom deemed to have "sufficient experiences"? Why isn't any capex going to the Animal Kingdom, a park that doesn't even have enough attractions to let it's signature rollercoaster go down to fix the plethora of broken effects? Or Hollywood Studios? What about fixing Imagination or refurbishing Universe of Energy? Finally, who spearheaded the Fantasyland Expansion project? In late 2008, it was widely reported that all P&R projects were frozen indefinitely, with no new attractions coming to WDW anytime in the near future. So why did the FLE get the greenlight?
Originally Posted By GOB With rumors swirling of something substantial being greenlit for the Magic Kingdom, I'm wondering about a few things. First off, why are they spending so much money on the Magic Kingdom? I don't mean this to sound like a bad thing, as the park definitely needs some TLC (though not necessarily in the new attractions area), but wasn't the Magic Kingdom deemed to have "sufficient experiences"? Why isn't any capex going to the Animal Kingdom, a park that doesn't even have enough attractions to let it's signature rollercoaster go down to fix the plethora of broken effects? Or Hollywood Studios? What about fixing Imagination or refurbishing Universe of Energy? Finally, who spearheaded the Fantasyland Expansion project? In late 2008, it was widely reported that all P&R projects were frozen indefinitely, with no new attractions coming to WDW anytime in the near future. So why did the FLE get the greenlight?
