@ReviewTymeLuke It's amazing how a resort with unlimited expansion pads removes more stuff than the resort in the middle of a city with barely any expansion pads

@ReviewTymeLuke Maybe someday. Probably a day when they close down Conservation Station and lose the train, but, someday. For now, that's where the construction trailers and equipment staging seems to be going for new work elsewhere in the park at least.

@ReviewTymeLuke @BlankSamuel Because IP.

@ReviewTymeLuke It's surrounded by lava would be my guess.

@ReviewTymeLuke No inside info but basically all the animal facilities are centralized back there. I imagine that plot would be saved for any future live animal experiences, especially since there’s ample other areas to expand to first for non-live animal attractions.

@ReviewTymeLuke Or maybe like add a second story to like the safari and make that whole thing like utilidor style where the Savannah is the real ground floor but it’s like underground. Would add a lot of space.

@ReviewTymeLuke Is that part not on a big sinkhole

@ReviewTymeLuke Dinosaur isn’t going anywhere.

@ReviewTymeLuke Disney doesn’t care about capacity, they don’t build for the guests, they build big ticket items to get folks through the gate

@ReviewTymeLuke I think (I hope?) something else is planned for that area!

@ReviewTymeLuke Pretty sure the tigers wouldn’t like it.

@ReviewTymeLuke I think it would be really cool if they made a land specifically based on a tropical rainforest and you could have a collective of rides that would be mixed with OG and IP instead of one IP based land

@ReviewTymeLuke Looks like that's where the parking lot is going in the water management photo......

@ReviewTymeLuke That's what I've been saying! Idk why replacement is always the alternative when it's not the solution