Disney has ambitious plans for the next generation of theme park guests. Walt Disney Imagineers are busy building massive new lands, some of which replace beloved longstanding attractions. Simultaneously, other decades-old rides are being spared from demolition and given a new lease on life with major updates that bring their storytelling and technology up to speed with modern attractions. When it’s clear that an older ride needs attention, Disney has a choice to make: close it or keep it? If the former, what goes in its place? If the latter, how can the ride be adapted for today’s audience?
Disney considers several key factors when deciding which old attractions to close vs. which ones to reinvest in with major changes. We heard from Imagineers and executives about how these practices are coming into play at Walt Disney World in Florida. Mickey Visit brings you the latest Disney news and planning resources, including Disney popcorn buckets available right now and the full menu of Disney Springs’ new dining location.
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