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I visited Animal Kingdom in its first year. The Asian Pavilion and the rapids ride hadnt been completed yet sadly a major rain storm shut down the river ride and we missed out on that attraction which is not gone.

We spent the whole day but then the safari, Bugs life, and Countdown to Extinction, now Dinosaur, both had lines over an hour long. Some of the trecks took close to an hour to do.  But then at that time the park opened around 10 am and closed at I think 6 or 7 earlier than any of the other parks.

That makes sense. Also if you do the safari I thought the animals were a lot mroe aftive late afternoon then tey were in the moring.

I only went to AK in August 2013. I rode one side of Primeval Whirl, but I've now missed something since then.
I saw the Lion King Show in Camp Minnie-Mickey and I might only go there to get ahead of a storm or watch the Finding Nemo show as I haven't seen that one yet.

People are saying either Animal Kingdom or Hollywood Studios will get an Indiana Jones expansion.

The main toss up is Dinosaur can easily be rethemed to Indiana Jones as its a clone of the Disneyland and Tokyo Attractions and they can fit the looping Mine Train coaster in the Dino Carnival area. They could also replace Star Tours and Muppet's Courtyard as it would fit with the stunt show right there (or keep Grand Avenue and shift closer to replacing the Stunt Show with the land).

Disney also owns Ice Age now so they can replace Dino Land with them-it still fits that space as 90% of the characters are extinct.

I've heard of a Pixar re-do of Sunset Boulevard. Rock n' Roller Coaster would be The Incredibles, you already have the Cars show. I was thinking Monsters Inc could replace Tower of Terror. Bring back Fantasmic with newer content like what Disneyland did (when its safe to do so). This will probably be the better option long term as they can easily control social distancing, etc for a seated venue vs using the Chinese Theater for stuff.

I'd remove the Beauty and the Beast Show for an Onward dark ride (it would probably be similar to the Monsters Inc Dark rides in CA Adventure and Tokyo). I'd truncate Sunset Boulevard at Prospect Avenue. I'd make most of Animation Courtyard backstage so they can build more Pixar Rides. Perhaps add more 20th Century references from their famous shows and movies that older guests and TV/movie buffs will enjoy (I was thinking M*A*S*H, they already have a Rosie's)