What Disney Studios is now Disney Adventure World

Walt Disney Studios -> Disney Adventure World

Rock N' Roller Coaster -> Avengers Assemble: Flight Force

I don't see a reason to make a new thread but Eurosat at Europa Park is now Eurosat - CanCan Coaster.

Got it, thank you.

It remains unclear to me why they didn't just go with "Disney Amusement Park 2."

Their naming conventions are... interesting.

While we're at it though, Disney California Adventure is now Disney California Adventure Park. Ha ha.

Magic Kingdom is (was?) officially Magic Kingdom Park as far as Disney nomenclature is concerned. Nobody actually called it that. I remember whenever I would read the old Eyes & Ears when I was a Cast Member and they would use a quote in a story, they always had to add it "...Magic Kingdom [Park]..."

Same reason why any casual conversation that would have been quoted in an official capacity always came with some variation of "... [the] Walt Disney World [Resort]..."

Oof. Shades of The Ohio State.

BrettV:

Magic Kingdom is (was?) officially Magic Kingdom Park as far as Disney nomenclature is concerned.

They reference it as Magic Kingdom Park officially. I always thought it was The Magic Kingdom.

I know at some point in the last 10-15 years they changed the sign in front of the train station when you walk in the park

I see "Magic Kingdom Park" in all of the blog and social output. Whatever, I'm not going to change that here, or for the CA park. I'm certain that the reason is for some lawyer-induced concern about trademarks, which is pretty stupid. I usually love the company, but they do some colossally stupid things. (Their tech recruiting also sucks.)

Is this just going to be the thread for these type of things? Because... can you add Ironcycle Test Run on the Disney Adventure? This is the only place I keep a list of what I have ridden and I need to add that lol.