Subsonic Radio

Yes, Paradise Pier has five different Area Music Loops, synchronized, but each with different instrumentation and rhythm. They are: Boardwalk (Main), King Triton's Carousel, Orange Stinger/Bugs (Yes, even though the Stinger is gone, the buzzing music still is there), Jumpin' Jellyfish/Bubbles, and G...

Since it doesn't look like the Zephyr titles will be indexed, allow me to direct those interested to Visions Fantastic Radio - Golden Zephyr.

That would be the Bay Area. We've worked on identifying the tracklist for this loop on another website, so far we've come up with... Forrest Gump - I'm Forrest...Forrest Gump Rudy - Waiting Rudy - Tryouts Rudy - Back on the Field The Accidental Tourist - Journey to London Masada - The Planting Rain ...

Disney's California Adventure will likely have extended hours this day to accomodate those wishing to visit a theme park at the Disneyland Resort in to the later evening hours.

spaulo wrote:Laid-back? Adventureland? Heh, not when the crowds flood the thin little walkway, and there's a line at the Jungle Cruise, and people shopping, and AHHHHH!!

As long as you stay in the Bazaar the entire time, it's very relaxing.

I always take charge of my group projects, even if I'm not put in charge. I find that group projects don't get done unless I make sure they get done right, meaning my way. Any successful project requires entrepreneurial ability in some form.

How about a 2am "High on Music" segment, which hopefully does everything except repeat "it's a small world after all" 500 times.

The actual Paradise Pier Full loops (not the one current one which is a hybrid -- Odd numbers come from Boardwalk loop, Evens come from Carousel), including the entire loop for Carousel, Boardwalk, Stinger, Jelly, and Zephyr. I don't believe any of those full loops have been released though.

Recently, I've actually grown fond of Adventureland. I think it's the most laid back land, which reminds me of DCA, so it becomes my favorite.

Celebrate by working it of course.

When I'm driving into work from LA, I take the 405 to the 22, regardless of the time. When I'm driving home, I take the 5 to the 101, regardless of the time. They function well.

I've heard of someone who used to do those kinds of trips take the S 405, to the 105, 91, 5.

DCA does not need another PixarLand.

Bird's eye should be integrated into the Google Earth program, that would make the merged a great program.

Disneyland was shutting its gates as early as 10am in the final week of 2005.

We had a pretty busy New Year's Eve at Disneyland, regardless of the rain. Skies opened up around 730pm, and we got our fireworks. DCA had the better fireworks display.