Alice

Because that's exactly my kind of stuff.

When I did Wild Beyond the Witchlight, I turned it into essentially a Tainted Grail where all of the hags were turned into messed up versions of Peter Pan, Alice from Alice in Wonderland, and Dorothy from Oz.

and it was all very much a tainted grail or Lies of P if you've ever played Lies of P style game Lies of P is the Soulsborne Pinocchio game anyway it's a Soulsborne where you play essentially a Timothee Chalamet looking Pinocchio and you're going through a world that is inspired by Pinocchio but it is a Soulsborne game that is horrifying look at

Lies of P everyone Okay.

But if you just like, tell me what, tell me what I'm going to have or tell me what things are going to be, then it's like you are not taking any responsibility of your life and you're just waiting.

One of my favorite, my, my favorite Disney princess is Alice from Alice in Wonderland.

I know she's an unofficial princess, but, But I have two tattoos dedicated to Alice.

She is my favorite because nobody came to save her.

She did not wait for somebody to save her from Wonderland.

The key is that that is what is so empowering.

Knowing that you have free will, knowing that you have a brain, that you can decide and you get to be an active part of your own life actually is very empowering and scary.

And shout out to Alice in Wonderland.

Bill Witherspoon.

Eddie? Alice from Alice in Wonderland? No, Amy, you need this.

Ratatouille.

No, the princess and the pea.

Lewis Carroll, he's in the 100 million.

Uh, you know, that's Alice, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland.

Okay.

Now let's get up to the next tier, and this is like the 150 million we'll say.

And, you know, even then, sometimes in the afternoon, you can luck out and things won't be... too crazy at Pinocchio or Snow White.

I love Mr. Toad's Wild Ride and Alice in Wonderland, but Alice in Wonderland, if you're not there first thing, the wait time jumps up for it immediately.

Mr. Toad, it seems like it gets to a point in the day where it hits that 20-minute wait, and it's always a 20-minute wait, and it never really falters from that until the end of the night.

But Again, Snow White has that consistency, just like Pinocchio, where it's almost always just kind of hovering around 15 minutes, or then it'll drop down to a 5, and maybe it'll be 25 or 30, but then it'll settle back to 10.

Imagineers will also be adding state-of-the-art audio and visual technology throughout the attraction, including new music, LED blacklighting, laser projections, and a new animation system.

The exterior of the attraction will be updated with fairytale-inspired details designed to complement the recently refurbished Sleeping Beauty Castle.

So I'm excited for these changes after seeing Alice in Wonderland and what they did there.

I don't want it to be too toned down, though, in its scariness.