The second reason is that, in the case of Walt Disney World, it's in the middle of getting ready for a massive 50th anniversary celebration. That sort of planning takes time and manpower that can't be focused elsewhere. In addition, the 50th anniversary is set to last for 18 months, and it seems unlikely Disney World will want one of its popular attractions down during an event that will likely bring big crowds. If they really do wait until the anniversary party is over then we could be looking at nearly two more years before construction begins, nevermind when it's done.

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