3 More CANCELLED Disney Parks

[@OffhandDisney]

I spelled Cancelled differently this time but it's still correct apparently.

[@elbasmeowLA213]

Offhand Disney Either spelling is correct. 🤓👍🏼

[@howtubeable]

Many years ago, I worked in the Cancelled Documents department of a mortgage company. Trust me: Either spelling is correct. Love your channel!

[@bobster-yw1rk]

I'm pretty sure canceled is the spelling used in the UK while cancelled is more often used in the US

[@user-wq6bf4sv2t]

bobster6785 actually it’s the other way around 😂

[@RandyJames22]

@@user-wq6bf4sv2t Some might consider it to be a grey area...Or is that colour spelled "gray"? I'm confused, but I'm leaning towards grey...Or is it "toward"? Dang, if only we had Transatlantic spelling.

[@21234u]

As someone who actually bought the candles, 10/10 would candle again.

[@brielleheron3992]

I can confirm, they're pretty awesome:)

[@tigraximus4877]

Same

[@Bloodcount]

Which ones did you get? i got the haunted mansion & pirates one and was severely dissapointed ☹️

[@livelikehailey]

I bought some too but they haven't came yet :(

[@mollienaugle2835]

yesss love magic candle co!!! my favs are the beach club and soarin' oranges, but the grey stuff and philharmagic pie are great too :)

[@daniellenewton5966]

I totally LOVE the idea with the boat that totally should’ve been built

[@Afurthyclays]

Totally!

[@aurielocasio5573]

There where once rumors of a Caribbean Disney park in Puerto Rico that would have included a private dock for the Disney Cruise ships.

[@DebiSunset]

One problem... hurricanes

[@janice8550]

Disney World is in Florida and they have the same prob with hurricanes the real problem is unreliable electric service I can say so my self as I have been living in Puerto Rico my whole life.

[@SwivelAxl]

It would make sense to make an ocean side park with docks for the ships.

[@zakarypalacios7687]

2:25 I didn't know you could ride in a amphicar in Disney Springs. That's going to be the first thing I ride the next time I go to Disney because that's one of my dream cars.

[@UmmYeahOk]

$125 for a 20 minute ride around the pond. Currently $50 since no one is allowed in the front seats due to COVID19. I’m a car nut, but I just don’t see it worth the expense. Not when I can just look and admire them for free.

[@theholylordpotato7005]

Yeah bro I've ridden on it, around a year ago it was cool and it is over priced but if you really want to do it and you got the spare cash go for it I guess

[@angrytheclown801]

You take other people with you since it isn't per person. BUT, you tell them it's a tour of Springs and don't inform them it floats.

[@danielvandersall6756]

And right next door is the Boathouse--one of the best restaurants in WDW.

[@PaulMcElligott]

“I have a spare aircraft carrier.” - Sounds like that admiral was yanking someone’s anchor chain.

[@coyoteartist]

We do actually sell some ships upon decommission. Usually for scrap. In fact in the early 1990s, we decommissioned at least 2 Aircraft carriers, the Lexington (now a museum) and the Midway which is mothballed at Bremerton. So it's not as crazy a concept as all that.

[@spartanalex9006]

@@coyoteartist Midway is a museum now too. It's in San Diego.

[@coyoteartist]

@@spartanalex9006 You're right, I had three pages open at that same time and the third ship is mothballed.

[@veronicaburnside9809]

Blue Coyote a

[@kotakacy4378]

It's always a good day when Offhand Disney uploads

[@Lemoncoder103]

Ah yes, An offhand Disney video. Thanks for keeping me “In the Disney Parks” Throughout the quarantine. I need Disney in my life!

[@USMarshmallow]

Alex’s Creations same! Offhand Disney and Disney Food Blog are keeping me sane...

[@pucamisc]

We have once again been blessed with a video by giant Kermit

[@AveryTalksAboutStuff]

I'm still so sad The Great Movie Ride is gone. Loved that ride...

[@g.e.9227]

The great movie ride broke while I was on it and my whole family had to watch the operators improv for two and a half hours while we waited for them to let us leave.

[@graymyers]

I wish every state had an epcot so I was never more than a few hours away from Epcot

[@theturtwig50]

Epcot is the only reason I want to go to Disneyworld.

[@legoghostyoda]

Rumia it’s good but disney world def has more to offer than EPCOT, MGM is still pretty rad and imo magic kingdom is better than anaheim

[@southofhollywood4199]

There's a huge parking lot across the street (actually diagonally) from Disneyland. I live nearby and for years there have been rumors that Disney want's to build a third park in Anaheim.

[@raylaguna2601]

As a DFW resident, I didn’t know Disney had planned to built theme park right here in Dallas. At least we had Six Flags.

[@briane3657]

In an Alternate Universe, Disney would have built Euro Disneyland in the original location picked: In Spain not to far away from the Mediterranean Sea. I also think a Disney World in Texas or near Branson Missouri would still work.

[@11jry]

At the beginning "Texas" *continues to only show Dallas* Guys I think he was trying to foreshadow it would be in DFW

[@kevinmoore2929]

Back then, Texposition would have been a great idea but with the development at the proposed location, not so much.... however, Houston has a NICE area with nothing going on and could even have a THIRD Galaxy's Edge.... the Astrodome area.

[@Rexdrinksredbull]

@@kevinmoore2929 Hell, the space theming would be perfect for the Astrodome area!

[@wyldcardsam]

@手ぇ 愚 ゃあ The guy that Beatup Superman how is the Houston area any worse then Orlando

[@catking1059]

I wish the Dallas one had been made simply because I moved from SoCal to the DFW area my freshman year of high school and having that would’ve made things just a bit easier

[@user-wq6bf4sv2t]

When you realize you could’ve lived like a half hour from a Disney property 😢

[@brickcowboy9994]

feels bad man

[@squirrelnut]

That's one of the things I hate about Chicago. We're in the middle nothing.

[@micycles1200]

Bro, when you realize you could have lived 10 minutes from one.

[@smokeybear1925]

👻 I live 10 min from the OG Disneyland

[@kriscynical]

I know, man. I'm in Arlington. 😟

[@Disneylander]

A Disney park on a cruise ship...huh...I've honestly never heard that one before, but HOLY MOLY I HOPE TO SEE IT SOMEDAY WOW

[@yeti3601]

Hey I watch your vids

[@Disneylander]

@@yeti3601 hello! Thank you for doing that!

[@AverytheCubanAmerican]

The Innoventions Plaza loop, my jam

[@TheDarksaphira]

'you're probably wondering why don't I have a mini-disneyland on a boat ankered right outside my town?' No, no not at all. I'd be quite confused if there was to be honest, because there's no sea near my home. So there being a boat close would be quite puzzling, actually.

[@Ncyphen]

Growing up in North Texas, it was hard to not hear about the rumors that Disney was going to build a park in North Texas.

[@jimmypockrus7725]

I would have loved for the Dallas park to have been realized. I was born in Dallas and have lived there my whole life taking an annual trip to WDW every year for the past 34 years. This year's trip has been totally ruined by COVID19. When Disney began by cancelling the free Disney Dining Plan we got for scheduling a bounce back trip while still checked in to the resort last year. Then they cancelled all of our dining reservations. Then removed the park hopper option and refunded 35% of what we had paid. Then the announcement that staying in a resort would not guarantee entrance to a park. You could enter one park and if for any reason you needed to leave you couldn't return that day. Feeling that there wasn't 65% of the trip remaining we decided that my 35th annual trip to Disney and the first as a retired 53 year old that will never grow up it will also be my first Disney cruise. As it would happen the only Disney cruise available in September was the exact 7 day's that the cancelled trip had occupied. Taking that as a sign I gladly swapped my very disappointing 35th week trip for a Disney Vacation that promises to live up to 100% of the cost of the vacation to WDW. I prefer the ll spelling of cancelled, cancelling as it follows the double the consonant and adding the suffix. It is acceptable either way only because so many people misspelled it that it became acceptable. It's just irritating to see the spelled both ways on the same sign like at airports.

[@PixelatedH2O]

When I was in high school in the late 90s my Earth Sciences teacher had a claim that Disney was considering an Arizona park in its early days. I have no idea of the authenticity of this idea, but I still wished there was a park there growing up.

[@pinball541]

I live in Phoenix Arizona, & it has been LONG rumored to be a Six Flags park being planned to be built outside of Casa Grande, Arizona. You hear about this every few years, but then it goes away again. Hello from Phoenix Arizona! 🔥

[@mrsuns10]

That has been a rumor for years

[@s.webbiana]

Saying “MGM Studios” was such a nostalgia trigger (although I am perfectly happy with the direction Hollywood Studios is taking)

[@toastlover]

Hearing 'year round good weather' about Texas and I could already feel that summer humidity making me sweat.

[@BigMoney-q6d]

Watching your vids make happy for some reason🤗

[@waynesimpson4081]

As for Burbank studios and competition: Disney has a long history of being petty to counter other parks. Little understood is that the original California Adventure idea was an attack on Knott's Berry Farm. Disney was rumored to try several times to buy Knott's, but the Knotts family hated the idea. As the original family was dying off, they sold instead to Cedar Fair.

[@zackdouglas6647]

I would love a full sized Disney parks complex here in South Texas.

[@pinball541]

Disney should buy the land where Astroworld was in Houston. That would be a in your face to Six Flags, & Houstonians would have a park back in their backyard again.

[@LangBuildsMc]

@@pinball541 Agreed, it would be an interesting thing to see. Considering the weather the South usually sees and how Disney deals with hurricanes at WDW, a Houston DL would be epic to see. The only land I can see working the best is either somewhere outside the North area and the Astroworld property.

[@DaniPopplio]

I'd love for a traveling Disney park going all around the world 💖

[@benjamindenton]

The Dallas park would have had 'Soarin' over Southfork' and 'Miss Ellie's Runaway Oil-Rig'.

[@JacobLucasSorenson]

Lol set sail, you're my favorite disney youtuber. Always excited to see a new video

[@averyeml]

Those rumors of a Texan Disney always broke my heart as a kid. I knew enough about parks to know it wasn’t ever actually happening, but whenever a kid (we’re talking elementary all the way to high school) would hear about it they’d excitedly come tell me, knowing I like disney. Just repeated heartbreak. I would kill for a Disneyland-style park that operated more for locals and day-trippers. EDIT: also, Texposition is a TERRIBLE name

[@PaulMcElligott]

Burbank is 45 minutes north of Disneyland? That’s somewhat... optimistic. Maybe at 2am... On a Sunday.

[@yeti3601]

How are you verified ????

[@UmmYeahOk]

I never knew about Texposition. I mean Six Flags was already there, and that originally was supposed to be a sort of Texas Disneyland. But the 80s was a difficult time for the economy. And in the late 80s, DFW wasn’t immuned. Of course, by the 90s, the area saw massive growth. Several of the countries fastest growing towns were in DFW. Seeing how incredibly busy WDW has become during the offpeak, it made sense to either open up a 5th park, or open up a Disneyland in TX. There is still quite a lot of land, even if it’s a bit farther out. Kissimmee is pretty far out from Orlando. It has a large enough local base to thrive. The highway system meant that others from big TX cities like Houston, Austin, and San Antonio could drive up for the weekend. And people in the central US could make the drive out to, making a trip to Disney more accessible. It might redirect guest flow from Disney’s busier parks too. I was so sure last D23 they were going to make this announcement. Either a new centralized US park location, or an additional park to either FL or CA. But instead we got a Target partnership and a Disney+ series. And with current events, it’s looking like Disney is not going to invest in any more expansions in the foreseeable future. Just finish what they have. Also, TX does not have amazing year round weather. May not have hurricanes or earthquakes, but we still are in the bottom of tornado alley. Such a park may never see such a storm, but it could see storms that are just as powerful. And hail is a bigger risk than any. Every single car in the parking lot totaled, and if you can’t get every guest under some sort of protective covering in time, they could be injured as well. Plus, we have triple digit summers, with heat indexes up to 120! Late spring early fall can be bad too. And our winters!... the humidity just makes the hot hotter and the cold colder. 50 degrees here is bitter! And it can get in the 20s. We get a snow storm every 4 years that shuts down the entire metroplex. No ones going to Disney if the highway is closed.

[@jwhitaker1119]

Well if Six Flags can handle all of those possible issues, Disney sure could. I wouldn’t build it near DFW, though. I’d build it on the outskirts of SATX. Easier to reach by more people.... but they should do an entire park... not a watered down version.

[@UmmYeahOk]

James Whitaker Six Flags handles it by being closed most of the year. They’re really only open Oct-Dec and Jun-Aug. Much of that is weekend only, and much is closed if it’s not close to capacity. They have to deal with losses weaker parks they acquired and they themselves have gone through so many different ownerships. I say that it was intend to be Texas’s Disneyland, but that was the 60s. You can’t really compare the two now. Whoever heard of a weekend only Disneyland?

[@rattyeely]

I mean, Florida has terrible weather too but they still did it despite having to storm-proof the towers

[@UmmYeahOk]

rattyeely true, but being so inland, it’s biggest threat, hurricanes, really didn’t effect the parks until the last two decades. Plus, with modern technology, you can predict a storms path, and prepare, determine if closing is necessary. Whereas our storms cannot be predicted as fast. 9/11 has shown us that Disney can successfully evacuate a park in 30 minutes, but for hail? A tornado? Guests need an appropriate place to seek shelter. And they won’t know unless there is reports of it already happening a few miles away. Of course, by the time it hits the resort, it may just be rain or strong winds. But then again, we’ve had storms with such strong winds that the pressure would blow out windows (no tornado) and even twist individual trees one by one clockwise or counter clockwise (meaning no tornado, but those trees are now dying)

[@robertphillips6296]

The SS Disney sounds like a good idea and I could see that working as long as they didn’t use the recycled Exxon Valdez as the ship. Also I can hardly wait to see the plans for Disneyland on the Moon theme park or underwater Disneyland.

[@ryanddowns3375]

I would love the Disney-Studios-Park on Buena Vista Street in my hometown of Burbank, California. God bless!

[@tardis101010]

There have always been rumors that they ALMOST built a theme park here in El Paso, TX since the mid '90s. Depending on who you ask, though, it was either Disney or Six Flags. Could just be a local urban legend at this point lol!

[@nataliacortes6919]

Please do a video talking about the new cast member housing “Flamingos a Crossing”, it would be super interesting. ❤️

[@micycles1200]

YOU MEAN TO TELL ME THAT THE BURBANK MALL COULD HAVE BEEN A DISNEY PARK?!?!?! Holy Crap! I went to that mall all the time when I was a kid. I've been going around that area the past couple of weeks helping my aunt find a new apartment. I had no idea that it was a proposed land for a new MGM studios. I only ever knew of Mickey Mouse park next to the studios. I am absolutely shocked. My grandma's house used to be right off of Magnolia. About 3 or 4 miles from the mall. Now, of course, I didn't get really into theme parks until after she and my grandpa moved out of there, but still, I wonder how different things would have been if it had been built. Would I even be looking for apartments there right now? Or would it be too expensive? Would I spend more time there than Disneyland? I mean, whenever I do go to Disneyland, I pass the mall on my drive. Would I even be going to Disneyland as often if I could save an hour by just going to the Disney park in Burbank?

[@davidfeltheim2501]

A mobile, floating theme park sounds so, so Eisner/Walt Disney level ambitious and may very well have changed themed entertainment again. It would be like the evolution of the travelling circus, except as a nautical amusement park.

[@RoyceChristyn]

Great video as always!! To this day, I STILL cannot get over the idea of the floating Disney theme-park-on-super-tanker idea. I love it and hate it and have so many bizarre emotions about it whenever I hear (or watch 😜) something about SS Disney! It is such an absolutely insane idea for so many reasons, and not the normal awesome crazy-good Imagineering ideas. I’m sure it would have been awesome, but I have a zillion questions.... like, politically... would pirates ever try to capture the ship? Another country not friendly to the west? How would security for a Disney super-tanker look? 😳 And what happened when they needed to update or replace rides or do refurbishments or if a ride broke and couldn’t be repaired until it was back at port? Lol I have no idea why, out of alllll the Disney projects that didn’t get off the ground, the SS Disney makes me have like a zillion thoughts and questions lol! Side note, I lived in Burbank on San Jose Ave right above the crossroad at Magnolia for over a decade. So the almost-Disney/MGM Burbank Park would have literally been at my front door (obviously there is a big gap in there as I didn’t move to San Jose Ave until 2006)... Anyway, It’s so interesting to me how much Burbank and the entire downtown and Town Center where I used to go jogging were clearly influenced by the Disney idea. I realize Disney was trying to work with what downtown Burbank had already, but after the refurb and upgrade of this area in the 90’s and 00’s, its easy to see what this Disney project would have looked like up close and in person... because the “base” of what would have been this hybrid shopping/park area is still a public shopping and entertainment center. Anyway, I’ll stop rambling lol 😂 love your channel and I have been a huge fan for years. Keep up the awesome work!!!

[@Sora_San_.269]

Have you heard that Disney bought 1225 acres in the Northern Peninsula of Michigan.

[@mizstories9646]

The SS Disney is SUCH a good idea!!! Actual rides and attractions! I can't believe they haven't come back to this at some point.

[@brycevo]

It is always very interested to see Disney's planned yet unbuilt parks and attractions. It's really quite amazing That MGM studios and SS Disney are really good

[@clffliese26]

I'm surprised you didn't comment on the fact that the reopening date is the 75th anniversary of the original opening date of Disneyland. I doubt that's an accident but it's, still, pretty cool.

[@tikirowboat]

Aircraft Carrier Disney would have been really interesting. Maybe if that turned out to be a success they could keep adding another carrier with a new themed land and it would be like an armada of ships that fit together like a puzzle and could even be rearranged in different ways. Hmmm.

[@stickbrick8219]

Early in the 90s it was rumoured Disney was looking at the Vancouver Canada area, not sure if it was true but it was a local myth...

[@thisismysea]

This was so cool! I love hearing about scrapped Disney plans and I didn't know about any of these.

[@annabarnes5221]

When I was younger both me and my sister had a 'dream' that they were going to build a Disneyland in England. To this day I find it so weird we had the same dream.

[@ddpg9976]

Sight line codes won’t allow it considering how limited Disney would be in building infrastructure for rides building attractions and and the castle

[@zachhate500]

if you pause at 5:30 you can see a hidden mickey cloud

[@wherethetatosat]

I sometimes feel bad for Eisner. Dude had a lot of ideas, but the bad ideas cost the company a lot of money. I thank him for the Mountain rides, though.

[@ry_avi]

One ticket on the SS Disney, please!!

[@HauntinMatthew1969]

“Your attention please!!!”

[@ameerahsade]

I love his content! He deserves way more hype!

[@jean-claudelol563]

They really do need to build a third US location. The Orlando and Anaheim parks are way, way, way too crowded. I don't see a third US location ever losing money given the popularity of Disney parks in the US.

[@nzjonty]

Great video Dallin - love your work

[@pedroxqui]

That S.S. Disney sounds like a great idea, you could travel the world with that, taking money from everywhere

[@maryparrish1426]

Good weather in Texas? Oh, honey. Bless your heart.

[@supeesanic4287]

In an alternative universe, euro disney didn’t built and everything is better than this one

[@spartanalex9006]

Or a better timeline where it was the success it was hoped to be.

[@kiaralion2195]

@supee sonic want to be friends?

[@ericbazinga]

The alternate universe in which the SS Disney existed... God that'd be so cool

[@baronvonlimbourgh1716]

@@spartanalex9006 never was gonna be though.

[@MrMadshepherd]

Better timeline where it was in the UK instead of France

[@fairyflowerswirl6720]

Oh wow like 3 of my favorite youtubers uploaded in the same 10 minutes. I’m watching this one first tho

[@pinkPaige1103]

*Universal creates a park to copy Disneyland* and then *Disneyland creates ANOTHER park to copy Universal*

[@mattshark13]

Paige Francesca So true lol. Disney created MGM studios to copy Universal and Universal is now creating Epic Universe to copy Disney.

[@Uthyr_Pendragon]

I know Disneyland Paris seems quite the drama to everyone here, but I assure you Disneyland Paris has had a great place in many people's hearts and is doing really well now. The only thing I've missed is that it no longer has an evening parade, but outside of that the seasons, shows food and rides have had massive improvements. It's top notch nowadays :)

[@FrenkTheJoy]

Eh... I guess the backlot one? A Texas theme park that's in the hot south just like the other parks, except it's basically just a mall, doesn't sound great to me. And the cruise ship one just sounds like a bad idea to me.

[@ronnielane8985]

As a Texan, I can only say that I would love the Dallas one.

[@southeastasiagoingastray731]

Walking Street in Pattaya has also been cancelled.

[@FormatException]

Just a quick comment on the Magic Candle Company candles. I purchased a couple of candles from them and they are truly magnificent. It did take nearly a month to get them but now that I have them it was well worth the wait.

[@Katie-gw7ty]

I would be so happy if Disney came to Texas!! I miss going to the parks all of the time!!!

[@purplefern6010]

The SS Disney sounds like such a fun concept. Like, a theme park in a boat? It just sounds so ridiculous that it's amazing. Someone should try this concept again. Honestly I'll just take a generic theme park boat, doesn't have to be Disney.

[@BigRiggBlues]

This reminds me of rumors I heard about five or six years ago that Disney was buying land in Northwest Arkansas. People were wildly speculating that it was a secret plan for a park, which didn’t make sense, due to the weather here. I’m still not sure if it was actually Disney buying that land, but there is definitely no park here.

[@amazingtoad7244]

7:10 when you need to make the food fast because the customer will leave in 2 mins

[@fangirlqueen9912]

Honestly, I would’ve loved to see the S.S. Disney come to fruition. Not that I live on the coast, I just feel like that would’ve been really dope

[@EMMA-tx3nv]

Being from Texas, growing up there was always rumors that Disney had bought Land around the forest I lived in. Totally cool but definitely untrue.

[@MattMcIrvin]

The mobile park on a ship was just such a gloriously insane idea, it would have been impressive to see it happen.

[@highsharkpriestess8210]

Most of these cancelled park videos always swing back to "Well the reason was!.... yeah it was Eisner and Eurodisney"

[@mrsuns10]

It always comes back to EISNER

[@1DawnMarie1]

I’m still holding out hope for a Texas Disney park... 🤞

[@gooburger1188]

Underground Labyrinth of tunnels, slides and ball pits that you must traverse while fending off mascot characters to get out. In Burbank, why not.

[@johnboy4025]

You answered a big question for me... why no Texas? But yeah they have the land and weather for it.

[@elannalynn]

The one dislike is Jean Lefitte

[@seanlucas491]

Facts hes mad he isnt featured in this vid

[@PenguinsBurnRed]

just watched the last video on this and now this is up!

[@chrishintz1077]

Maybe I dreamed this, but I think Disney proposed a multistory parking lot as part of Burbank backlot idea. The twist? It was to have a waterfall concealing one whole side of the structure. Yowza!

[@HeyPlebes]

Texas sounds like an awesome choice! I hope they revisit this park idea but as a full blown resort.

[@gunbun8825]

the music hits super hard. ahhhhh memories.

[@dappercadavear7677]

10:43 I understand Offhand, some people just don't like fun.

[@libelulaocre500]

Ok but the IDEA of an entire Disney Park that would go port to port? Like no fancy cruise, more like a Santa Monica Pier but that moved to any port is just sensational. Like I would go INSANE. I imagine it would be very expensive and maintenance would be a nightmare but if someone can do it is Disney.

[@danielwalker26]

For being a self proclaimed ultimate Disney fan you sure do live far away from a park.

[@Haunted_Gallows]

I'd like essentially a super Animal Kingdom. If we could combine Tokyo Disney Sea, Animal Kingdom, Sea World (sans animal cruelty), and Disneyland/California Adventure into one big super-park, I would spend all of my vacations there, ESPECIALLY if it was located on a private island like Castway Cay and had hotels like Aulani. So basically just combine all dinsey parks into one, add in an aquarium, zoo, and nature reserve.

[@crdmagicallife]

Haha texas has year round good weather. I live in dallas its 101 degrees today and that's most of July weather

[@LogoMan7777]

I spent the first 15 years of my life in Dallas (~1990-2004). I would've loved a Disney property in my area.

[@TheRealLange21]

The background music in this video is my jam. Innoventions had the greatest soundtrack of ALL-TIME.

[@regard2093]

i think the tanker is a very good idea, go country to country and if the attendance is really high build a park there

[@SwivelAxl]

I think Disney should make at least one Pacific Ocean side park for the ships specifically Disney Wonder because of her Alaska trips but it can also unlock options for the west side states, Seattle would also be VERY useful to have a dock in for future ships and the Wonder.

[@a7x1187]

I also live in Colorado so I totally understand what you're talking about

[@My_American_Life]

I think Disney has also been trying to get in around Branson, Missouri. Where silver dollar city is. I live near there and we always have rumors about Disney owning/trying to buy land to build a park, but because branson has a small airport that couldnt handle all the disney traffic they keep getting nixed.

[@zacharychambers8829]

they should've gone through with the texas park.

[@amyheckler5814]

You should do a video about the top ___ best Disney attraction soundtracks/songs

[@noellemattison8220]

Great video! You should do a video on DIsney on Ice!

[@johnhoefler3523]

The mini parks are very reminiscent of the idea of Disney Quest. There’s a lot of overlap here 😂

[@MostlyInteresting]

The repurposed oil tanker! Did you know the hospital ship Mercy is a former oil tanker.

[@Jamarsplace]

I miss going on Soarin' 😕

[@Leaderofmen69]

I have this in my watch later playlist and was watching vids I needed to watch and I ended up falling asleep. I then woke up in a sweat once I heard Michael Eisner’s name.