Im gonna ask this question for all 4 parks subreddits so if you see me there feel free to discuss on any of them

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First im gonna say Magic Kingdom is classic for sure but change is necessary and we need to acknowledge that so im gonna pitch something new and I encourage all of you to do the same in the comments below and have civil discussions about our pitches now to mine

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Im pitching "Tangled Forever After" its a Tangled dark ride, since Magic Kingdoms last new dark ride was Under the Sea Journey of the Little Mermaid which opened in 2012, yes Magic Kingdom desperately needs a new high tech modern dark ride and Tangled is the perfect option, since the generation who grew up with it are now the young adults so you would be bringing in that younger audience to the park plus it has no representation other than bathrooms so give Rapunzel something, I picture this ride where Princess Fairy Tale Hall stands and that area behind it, because lets be honest it would be cooler if the Princesses walked around or at least met near there areas, I picture this ride as boat dark ride continuing the Tangled Story and focusing on Rapunzel and Eugene's child, and of course the iconic At last I see the lights would end the ride

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But what are your thoughts and ideas?

Hi,

I know I need to book restaurants in advance and buy lightning lane passes day of.

Can you please tell me what else I need to do to make this a great and worthwhile 2 days? We're staying at the art of animation hotel. Our dates are Feb 21 and 22 for Magic Kingdom.

Thank you

anyone have 1990s spectromagic parade photos?

Will the upcoming Tiana's Bayou Adventure retheme of Splash Mountain keep all, if not most, of the animatronics from the previous version? I would hate to see them get scrapped and get replaced with screens.

With the Splash Mountain retheme to Tiana’s Bayou Adventure a go, the Magic Kingdom park should merge their Frontierland and Liberty Square areas into one. Any name ideas you have?