Wreck It Ralph 2

I'm looking forward to seeing the Disney Princess crossover scene, although I've only heard it described, I haven't seen it for myself yet.

I'm hoping this and Incredibles 2 were worth the wait. I did enjoy this teaser trailer but the latest one for the Incredibles 2 left me a bit underwhelmed, unfortunately.

[Sheriff Woody]

i read in one interview they had considered going to the shut down Disney Infinity website as part of the movie ... that was a punch below the belt

Doh! Yeah, that would have been, well, upsetting.

Speaking of upsetting and punches below the belt, although off topic (I don't know if you'd even mind Sheriff...) Disney announced yesterday they are now going to gouge people for even more money and charge them to park their car at the Disney Hotel they are staying at. Imagine that?! So they expect me to spend another $285 for my summer stay at Coronado Springs moving forward? Not happening, we've already decided 2019 will be our first year in a VERY long time with no Disney in our plans. Disney needs a serious re-organization from the top down...

Well, it all depends on how the scene is written.
Depending on the dialogue/tone, if it was scripted that way, it might be the Director's way of criticising Disney for closing down the game, by putting this scene in the movie.

And now I'm imagining what would have happened if Ralph and Vanellope had ported into a multiplayer session of Disney Infinity.
I'm visualising Vanellope going all crazy with the building blocks while the player is trying to make something.
For example, someone's building a mountain and Vanellope keeps having Ralph carry the blocks away to make her own construction, with the player wondering how come every time their construction is offscreen, parts of it keep disappearing.
Would also be interesting to see them meet the game characters, so much potential for crossovers in Toy Box mode......

@Paradox
I've been wondering if Disney has been overextending itself financially and they're being forced to find ways to compensate for redlining their budget by charging for services they used to provide for free.
I live so far from Disney Worlds I doubt I'll ever have the experience to visit one (although I want to), but judging from the price costs, I'd look for ways to save money.
For example, finding a hotel near the park rather then staying at their inbuilt resort directly.
Given that I'd be paying everything in USD and I'm from Australia, that would make the visit even more costly due to exchange rate.