Subsonic Radio

I haven't seen anyone mention the candy shop on Main Street. Its one of the those pleasing, strong scents that greet you whenever you first arrive in the Magic kingdom...sadly its also usually one of the last stops before we go home.

We've always enjoyed Wolgang Puck's Express...it counted as a counter service meal and was fantastic!

Has anyone eaten at Bongo's? Whats it like?

I do eally enjoy the pavilions where you can really immerse yourself - UK, Mexico, Morocco, etc. Although, one the places that I have the best memories of are Norway since my entire enjoys Norway. The bakery is a geat place to pick up a snack for back at the hotel.

When will the new system be fully operational. Do they expect it to in the next few months?

Tower of Terror is one I won't ride either. My wife loves it...but no way will I get on it. Its not a fear of heights...its a fear of falling from those heights. OK...really its a fear of becoming road pizza in the plaza in front of the Tower of Terror, after falling.

One of our favorite restaurants (among a list of greats) is Kona Cafe at the Poly. They have great steaks and prime rib.

Thanks...Sounds like we will be there closer to the end of their schedule. Hopefully it will open. If not...its not like there aren't other things to do.

Do we know when they will be reopening test track? We are going down in late November...my son really enjoys test track. He would miss it if it was shut down.

Congratulations! That's a great place to do an internship! Enjoy it.

The attractions I couldn't miss would be the Haunted Mansion, Toy Story Mania, and a simple walk down Main Street!

NaCler!

Thanks...Four for a Dollar were entertaining, especially when you are first caught off guard and don't realize that they were not simply sound check guys.

I am new at this..so I hope I am posting this correctly. I would like to hear the following tracks. I don't think they are in the playlist (at least I haven't found them): Bus music - the laid back, slow banjo music from the bus serving Port Orleans...and the annoucement of "welcome home!"...