Having done all of the NA parks recently, Pandora is it at least on the level of WW, and everything I've seen of Galaxy's Edge (haven't gone yet) puts it there or higher. And I'd call coasters debatable at best. Disney has far more and they're *much* more interesting, though I did *just* miss out on the Hagrid coaster.
And Universal looses a million points for all the damn lockers you need to use, as well as how homogeneous their ride systems have become. SCREEEEEEENS, MINUTE AMOUNTS OF WATER DROPLETS
Pandora is really cool but lacks a big nostalgic factor. Tons of people cry when they turn the corner of Hogsmeade and see Hogwarts. That doesn't really happen in Pandora. You have people in full out robes and wizard hats talking to others about the source material as they pretend to live in that world. Pandora is immersive and a great land, but that emotional connection is missing.
Even Galaxy's Edge which seems amazing misses that factor. Other than the millennium falcon, it's a entirely new planet so there's not a sense of big nostalgia.
Also the lockers have been greatly improved at Universal. All of them just require you to scan a park ticket and it instantly grants you a locker other than Forbidden Journey which uses the old system. Universal has gotten a lot of flack for their screens but have shown to be fixing that with Hagrid's and the upcoming Jurassic Park Coaster.
You could complain about Disney and how so many rides use the same omnimover system. Little Mermaid, Haunted Mansion, Spaceship Earth, Nemo, and Peter Pan are all the same ride design just modified slightly.
