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I would love to see a Beastly Kingdom 5th park, but Disney would have to see how "Raya and the Last Dragon" does first. Last time it didn't workout for them when they released Dinosaur the ride before the movie.

I agree, Disney World has become unbearable crowd-wise even during the least crowded months. I know the expansions are great, but they aren't enough. We need a 5th gate to spread people out. I remember January used to be a Ghost town. But now you got people every where, eating Dole Whips...

I actually love the idea of Beastly Dominion more than a Villain one. Partly it's because I'm still jonesing for Beastly 21 years later. Eisner stupidly picked Dinoland over it and really robbed us of a great land. But maybe if it becomes a whole new park that'll make up for it.

JJ Abrams has to cleanup the last guys mess. - He killed Phasma too soon - He killed Snoke too soon - He gave Rose too many lines and scenes and - He said Rey was a nobody

Yep, I know I sometimes don't agree with him. But I agree with the sentiment he's done an amazing job. Keep up the good work.

I can't believe it, but I'm totally geeking out over these bottles. The first 3 remind me of the thermal detonator in Jedi that Leia threatens Jabba with.

He could have at least given us a crumb. This is nothing, nada.

For me it was the train scene, it reminded me of the short film "Paperman". I agree with you completely about the first one. It didn't come off as a 60's themed film at all, except for maybe some of the vehicles. Perhaps it's because they made Incredibles in the early days of Pixar and didn't...

I love the "Finding Nemo" and "Lion King" shows at Animal. They are unlike anything else in the parks and there is no lameness factor with either.

Me too, I didn't realize it was supposed to be like the early 60's until the recent block party. They've seemed to really ramp it up in the event and like you said in the sequel. Speaking of the sequel, it was a major disappointment for me. It just felt like a regurgitation of the first film...

I think that Indiana can be rebooted like people have said. But they have to be careful and hope for Star Trek more than Solo.

I think "The Incredibles" has the same audience as "Cars". But Cars would be an easier transition of the two because of the limo vehicle and music (Life is a highway, You might think).

Yep, Jim Hill likes to throw things out there just in case. He probably says 100 things are happening just for the 2 that actually do.

I'd be cool with keeping it if they still plan to put something else in this corner. And I'm not talking just a meet and greet with someone who doesn't look like Indiana Jones.

Disney would say that they are keeping it because it was the last thing Jim Henson was involved with. But the truth is they are just really cheap and like to milk things for every single drop.

http://www.wdwthemeparks.com/rumors/2015/07/02/changes-to-rafikis-planet-watch-and-conservation-station "March 24, 2019: On Episode 212 of the Disney Dish Podcast, Jim Hill and Len Testa discuss the Zootopia rumor for Disney's Animal Kingdom and speculated that it would be 4-5 years away."

I agree, a lot of people will be finally leaving their mom's basements (jk). They'll need to keep as much open as possible so the nerds... I mean visitors will have places to go.

It would be an either transition for Mama Melrose too. It could be the place where Michael/Kermit had to get a gun from the toilet and off someone LOL.

LOL, nah there's plenty of room in front of Rafiki's. It's good to see Lion King getting some more love at Animal. I'm still holding out hope for "The Lion King" dark ride (in Africa) and a retheme of Kali to "The Jungle Book".

Yeah, I agree. Hollywood definitely needs something over in this part of the park. Even if it is a lesser version of DCA's.