The biggest Disney Parks event of the year is almost here, and the Idiots are making their predictions.

In this special D23 2026 Predictions episode, Stephen, Kaity, and Jenny break down what they expect (and hope) Disney will reveal during the Disney Experiences Showcase. From Tropical Americas and Piston Peak to Monstropolis, Villains Land, international park expansions, Disney Cruise Line, and the projects that could completely surprise everyone, we’re separating the locks from the long shots.

With D23 just weeks away, we’re looking at construction progress, past announcements, Imagineering trends, and Disney’s current strategy to predict what could be coming next for the parks.

Plus, we share our plans for covering D23 live from Anaheim, what we’re hoping to experience at the event, and why this year’s showcase could give us our biggest glimpse yet at the future of Disney Imagineering.

What will Disney announce? Which predictions will age well? And which ones will end up in the “what were these Idiots thinking?” category?

Only one way to find out...

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Cars Land is already one of the most beloved and immersive themed lands Disney has ever built. So what happens when you try to improve something that's already great?

This week, the Idiots head back to Disney California Adventure to tackle one of the most difficult Imagineering challenges we've faced all season: plussing a near-perfect land. After examining the history of Luigi's attraction and the role it plays within Radiator Springs, we propose a bold replacement: Luigi's Pit Crew Dash, a new family launch coaster that expands the story of Cars Land in a way no current attraction does.

Guests become the test drivers for Luigi and Guido's newest pit crew recruits, racing through a high-speed training course complete with synchronized pit stop sequences, live evaluations, and a final public demonstration right in the heart of Radiator Springs.

Along the way, we explore a bigger question about the future of themed entertainment: should attractions simply tell contained stories, or should they function as living parts of the worlds they inhabit?

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Tomorrowland is supposed to represent the future… so what happens when one of its oldest attractions starts feeling stuck in the past?

This week, Kaity takes on one of Magic Kingdom’s most debated pieces of real estate: Tomorrowland Speedway. We explore replacing the opening-day attraction with Final Frontier with WALL•E & EVE, a new E-ticket space adventure that brings guests to the year 3505 for humanity’s next great expedition beyond Earth.

At the McCrea Center for Space Research, guests join WALL•E and EVE aboard a KUKA-powered rocket pod as they travel through the cosmos, explore the moon, and help discover what the future of responsible space exploration could look like.

Along the way, we discuss the challenge of adding another space-themed attraction to Disney parks, how WALL•E can expand beyond its original story, and why keeping Tomorrowland moving forward may require leaving parts of its past behind.

Listen now and let us know: should Tomorrowland Speedway make way for the future?

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