Spoiler alert: “Lost” may find a happy ending after all, at Disneyland.

That is, if some hardcore fans of both the happiest place on earth and the weirdest show on TV have anything to say about it. A petition for a “Lost” island attraction to replace Tom Sawyer Island has gone viral on the Web. It is making the rounds among those feeling a sense of, well, loss, at the idea that their beloved TV show will go dark as of May 2010.

So without word of a “Lost” movie in the works and looking at a grim future minus the completely engrossing world of plane crash victims stranded on a tropical island, fans’ last hope is the Big Mouse. After all, Disney is the parent company to the ABC network, which airs the series. So, why not take over the sadly outdated mash-up of Tom Sawyer and Pirates of the Caribbean and imagineer something rabid obsessive lovers of “Lost” would actually appreciate?

The wishful thinkers behind the petition are making it easy for Disney: As the OC Weekly points out, the organizers even suggest components to the ride, including ruins, a smoke monster, Jacob’s cabin, and a submarine ride. Clearly, a lot of thought has gone into this plea to let “Lost” live.

It’s not a completely crazy idea, either. No offense to the American icon who ruled the Mississippi on a raft, but that’s not even retro cool. That’s just plain out of date. More puzzling, the Tom Sawyer Island is now shared with Pirate’s Lair and, these Disney 2.0 types argue, the whole thing could use a refresh. Maybe Disney would be open to a social-media inspired attraction attached to one of their amazingly successful TV shows.

I’ve never seen the show but I do know that I wouldn’t like to see a Tom Sawyer Island makeover. I just can’t see it fitting with the classic theme of the area.

Would you like to see a Lost attraction at Disney? Which park would it best fit? What type of attraction should it be? Tell us your thoughts!

Could Disney be on the verge of announcing a brand new park in China? If all goes according to plan, and remember it don’t always, but come next week we should finally hear some news about that mythic sixth Magic Kingdom everyone keeps whispering about.

Disney and the Shanghai government have been waiting since January for Beijing’s approval to move forward with what would be the country’s second Disneyland, after a Hong Kong park opened in 2005 to a string of operational problems and lackluster attendance.

“Beijing has approved the project. Now it’s up to Shanghai and Disney to work out the plan and make this thing happen,” a Shanghai government source familiar with the situation told Reuters on Wednesday.

The plan calls for a large theme park and hotel complex to open in 2013 in the southern outskirts of Shanghai’s Pudong district. Media reports have placed the cost of the park around $3.6 billion.

Here’s a sight that will change in the future!

One of the iconic shots of California Adventure.

Paradise Bay comes to life at night with it’s wide array of lights.

While there’s always room for improvement, I thought this was the best area of the park.

The now gone Mickey silhouette can be seen in the background.

You can see that construction walls have already gone up for what would become Midway Mania.

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Here’s what they’re getting:

Grizzly Trail
Grizzly Gulch, Frontier Gold-Mining Town

The path along Grizzly Trail offers high-spirited frontier fun in an abandoned mining town called Grizzly Gulch, set amidst mountains and woods. The town was founded August 8, 1888 – the luckiest day of the luckiest month of the luckiest year – by prospectors looking to discover gold. Bears have now started causing havoc at the Big Grizzly Mountain Mining Company.

Key Technology and Creative Elements
• Guests visiting Grizzly Gulch are part of the action, experiencing hands-on water features, massive geysers and various leaking structures in the abandoned town.
• Life-size Audio-Animatronic® bears set the story in motion on Big Grizzly Mountain Coaster, an adventure aboard a runaway mine train through town. Guests careen backward down an incline that propels them through twists and turns, before a launch sequence “blasts” the mine train out of the mountain.
• A Wild West stagecoach, an old time Jail House, and the world’s largest nugget of gold provide fun photo opportunities.
• Guests can relax with a Wild West refreshment at the old Saloon or shop for mining supplies and souvenirs at the Bear Necessities merchandise stand.

Mystic Point
Mystic Point is the site of mysterious forces and supernatural events in the heart of a dense, uncharted rain forest.

In Mystic Manor, home to an eccentric world traveler and adventurer and his collection of exotic international artifacts, strange things are afoot as an enchanted music box releases its magical powers, thanks to a mischievous monkey.

Key Technology and Creative Elements
• Inside Mystic Manor, a trackless ride system enables vehicles to move “freely” about the attraction as the story unfolds. Audio-Animatronic® figures and special visual and audio effects help tell the story of mystical phenomena.
• Within Mystic Point lies a beautiful garden full of relics and mythological figures, where guests discover a hidden world of illusions and mysteries that trick the eye.
• Guests can dine at the Adventurer’s Club amid a vast collection of unusual artifacts from around the world or purchase exclusive curiosities and collectibles at the Archive Shop.

Toy Story© Land
Disney·Pixar-themed Play Area for Kids of All Ages

Andy, the young boy from the Disney·Pixar Toy Story films, has left his toys unattended in this immersive and highly themed environment, based on one of Disney·Pixar’s most popular film series. While Andy is away, the toys come to life and play…and Guests are invited to join!

Key Technology and Creative Elements
• Oversized outdoor rides and photo opportunities allow Guests to experience the different perceptions of scale, and shrink to the size of a toy.
• One attraction includes a shuttle coaster which propels Guests along a U-shaped style track.
• A drop-style parachute attraction lets Guests join a “training mission,” plunging from a 25m tall tower.
• Guests will enjoy fun, immersive and interactive environments with life-size toys.
• A themed food kiosk provides a barrel of fun snacks and refreshments and Guests can shop for Toy Story inspired collectibles at the merchandise location.