I think that's more for the motion effect than for accuracy.

Iger? Definitely.

You can see the former T6 :(

DARPA's other function is the Department of Acronyms and Research on Possible Applications.

Avalanche simulations are part of the building as well!

They do have a small publishing outfit: http://www.amazon.com/gp/feature.html?ie=UTF8&docId=1000664761

+10000000

Shout 'em, scout 'em, tell all about 'em.

Welcome to Disney's California Parking Adventure :P

Epcot was meant to symbolize Walt's dream for the Florida Project. Changing it would essentially be a middle finger to Walt Disney.

Spiderman's rights are actually owned by Sony making it even more ridiculous o_O

I think that "Third Park Area" is the parking lot(?)

Problem is, none of these are particularly Hollywood Studios-sized. And Hollywood Studios is routinely criticized for being a small park. Not to mention the huge risk and upfront cost of building a new park that I'm not sure the current Disney company would want to take on.

Walt Disney World is a much more "complete" experience simply because it's just so vast. However I think Disneyland's experience in practice is better. There's almost as much to do in its 2 parks as there is in WDW's 4.

Walt Disney World's Tomorrowland is stuck in 1994. It needs to be redone. But I'm not sure if Star Wars is the right thing to replace, well, everything in it with.

I'd like to see Tomorrowland updated, as the Disneyland one is stuck in a strange Jules Verne era thing, and Walt Disney World's is stuck in 1994. But not if it means it becomes Star Wars Tomorrowland.

It's because of the strange entanglements the current contract has with Universal.

Please. You think they're not gonna do that? They stick Mickey & Minnie everywhere they can. They'd be in a Star Wars park/land/area/whatever.

Problem is, they're never going to build a new Epcot. The current Epcot almost never hits capacity, because it was made to swallow humongous crowds. Its original capacity was higher than the Magic Kingdom's. I can see them building it in Cali, maybe, in place of their original WESTcot idea, but not in Florida.

DCA's numbers are finally at what they were expected to be in 2001, so I imagine TDA is pretty pleased with the DCA gate now.